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Fri, 27 Jan 20:51
Cutting through BigBlue Tape: Using Collective Passion to Scissor Bureaucracy at IBM | Management Innovation eXchange http://t.co/ol3vGw3o
Fri, 27 Jan 14:55
Trying to Get a Grip on Social Media? Here's a Clue. - http://t.co/MfwGfFni
Thu, 26 Jan 07:51
Exit Music (for a film) feat Bailey Burleson: http://t.co/11qzkNOF via @youtube
Fri, 20 Jan 17:05
Now available: WebSphere Portal version 7.0, fix pack 2 (7.0.0.2) http://t.co/nO1MPMMt
Wed, 18 Jan 19:25
How to Set the Title of a WebSphere Portal Page from WCM Content Title http://t.co/vawboIjM
Tag Archives: logging
Tailing WebSphere Portal Log Files in Microsoft Windows
Tailing the WebSphere Portal log files allows you to watch the logs in real-time as they role. In Unix or Linux it can be done with the command tail -f System.out.log, but there is no such command for Windows. Several … Continue reading
WebSphere Portlet Mojo with Spring and Dojo – Part 2
In this series, we’re building a new portlet from scratch; JSR 286, Spring, Dojo, Ajax, Apache Tiles, and SLF4J over LogBack for logging – all the latest bling, bling. In Part 1, we created a new JSR 286 portlet base … Continue reading
Java Logging Standards and Guidelines
In my post on the Base22 Knowledge Wiki, I provide standards and guidelines (syntax, etc.) for logging statements. Following these guidelines can help you make your logging output as consistent as possible across classes. READ THE FULL ARTICLE on the … Continue reading
How to setup Log4j in a web app – fast
Can you even count the number of times you’ve setup Log4j in a web application? This is one of those tasks we find ourselves doing over and over again, yet each time, we have to dig up old code to … Continue reading
How to setup SLF4J and LOGBack in a web app – fast
In my post on the Base22 Knowledge Wiki, I provide a quick guide for setting up SLF4J and LOGBack in a Maven web project in five simple steps. Logback is intended as a successor to the popular log4j project. It … Continue reading