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Picnik is Google!

March 2, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

Today, Google announced that Google has acquired Picnik, one of the first sites to bring photo editing to the cloud. You can do all the following and more for FREE

Filed Under: google, The Frontier Tagged With: cloud, crop, edit online, edit photo online, google, google news, photo editor, picknik, picture online, resize, rohit, rotate, top news, trends

How the Start or Stop a IBM Websphere Profile

February 27, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

Using: WAS 6.1, Eclipse 2.31.1, Windows XP

FROM WINDOWS START MENU

Start > All Programs > Websphere Installation > Profiles

Start: Select “Start the Server”

Stop: Select “Stop the Server”

FROM ECLIPSE

Go to: Configure Server

From Servers select Websphere 6.1

Specify Websphere Home Directory, which should point to the “AppServer” location

Specify the required Profile

Specify the Node Name

Press Apply

Press OK

Start: Select “Start”

Stop: Select “Stop”

FROM COMMAND PROMPT

Start: startServer [serverName] -profile [profileName]

Stop: stopServer [serverName] -profile [profileName]

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How to Use WAS profiles to create multiple independent user configurations: IBM Websphere

February 26, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

How to Use WAS profiles to create multiple independent user configurations sharing the same install binaries. This is almost like having multiple servers.

Server: IBM Websphere Application Server 6.1

Tool Used: Use the Profile Management Tool

Note: WAS instances in version 5 are Profiles in v 6

In WAS 6 files are divided into 2 parts Product files and User Data. Hence in order to have multiple instances for different purposed we can have separate User Data sets and these are called as profiles in WAS 6.

By doing this you escape the need of installing multiple servers on the same machine and especially in development environment you can easily control which profile to start (saves lot of resources)

The command is in the following directory:

<was_root>/bin/pmt.sh on UNIX/LINUX

<was_root>binpmt.bat for WINDOIWS


Select “Application Server”

Click “Next”


Select “Advanced Profile Creation”


Don’t Deploy Default Application


Provide an appropriate Name and the default location of the profile

Select the option ” Create the server using development template” if you are not deploying this to a production server and for dev purpose else keep this unchecked.


Give a node name or keep it as it is

Change the Host name to the network name of the server if required


Don’t Select “Enable Administrative Security”


Change the port values as required. (Don’t forget to keep a copy of the port number assigned)


Unselect the “Run the application server process as window service” if you want to have a manual control on the server. As I am using this in development environment I don’t want my server to eat all resources on startup.


Skip this screen


Press “Create”


Select “Launch the first steps console” and verify the profile.

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Tweeter phishing attack with DM: Be aware!

February 22, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

A Twitter phishing attack is spreading rapidly today, attempting to obtain Twitter logins via Direct Messages. If you receive a message reading

Filed Under: The Frontier, Trends Tagged With: alert, Direct Message, DM, trending, twitter, warning

Introduction to iBatis (ORM)

February 18, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

New to ORM/iBatis? Don’t worry this is just right for you!

A short tutorial for iBatis basics.

Introduction to Ibatis by Rohit

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Branded Steer (4/5) Milwaukee WI

February 13, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

Fantastic food and fantastic service! I was here with my office team and we had everything from drinks, appetizers, main course. Everything was fantastic! The best part was supe friendly and

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Spring Framework Basics

February 12, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

Today I was asked by few of my colleagues to give a brief introduction about Spring Framework. I created this presentation and hope this is also able to help you. Comments are appreciated!
Spring Framework Rohit

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Here is some more code if you would like to understnad how can a class can be injected and used in other class.
Changes Made:
  1. Added: PrintMe.java
  2. Changed: HelloWorldImpl2.java, applicationContext.xml

Scenario: Use another class

Filed Under: Technology, The Frontier Tagged With: .net, dependency injection, inject a bean, inversion of control, IOC, Java, MVC, Rod Jhonson, rohit, Spring, spring framwework, Technology

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