A very common request for HTML tables is making them sortable. The requirement came up the other day and I used JQuery and the JQuery Plugin tablesorter. JQuery is a excellent lightweight javascript library that is useful for all things javascript. It also allows its large developer community to develop plugins such as the tablesorter [...]
Monthly Archives: January 2009
Stackoverflow will answer all your programming questions
Lately I have been doing more .NET development and ultimately at some point you get stuck, forget how to do something, or wonder what the best practices for something is. You immediately run a few google searches and get back some articles on a bunch of weird answer sites. Recently a new site for asking [...]
How to migrate users in Oracle Webcenter Interaction
Webcenter Interation provides great tools for importing users from external user directories. Depending on your user directory and configuration you set a unique identifier to use that is often not the username. I have ran across a few senarios in which you want to switch to a different user directory without losing any user settings [...]
HTC Touch Pro with Sprint
My company provides me with a mobile phone, and we just switched carriers from AT&T to Sprint. Along with this, I got the HTC Touch Pro. It has everything my old HTC 8525 had including WiFi, a slide out keyboard, exchange integration, and a touch screen. Some new features include GPS, Windows Mobile 6, Sprint [...]
Workaround SSL cert warnings with stunnel
On occasion I find myself attempting to programatically make a HTTP request over SSL, however it gives connection warnings such as expiration or name mismatch which causes the request to fail. You could update the server certificate, however this can be a pain. An alternative is to use stunnel. Install it, set it up to [...]







