http://trisummit.net Fri, 13 Aug 2010 20:32:39 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en First off, I do not recommend doing this. You may have undesireable effects such as images that use upper and lower case names all of a sudden no longer displaying because they must be lower case to work. The general concensus among members of the SEO community seem to be ... http://trisummit.net/2010/08/12/how-to-force-urls-to-be-lowercase/ This was the task. We are hooking up Jive SBS to an SSO server for authentication and I am writing a plugin to handle this task. In the plugin, I come to the part of the code where I need to communicate with an external webservice. In ... http://trisummit.net/2010/08/09/connecting-jive-sbs-to-an-ssl-protected-webservice/ I have never seen a list by Jive Software of non-default but useful System Properties for SBS that can change default behaviors. This is a shame because they have a lot of them; however, you need to find them in the source code to even know about them; or ... http://trisummit.net/2010/07/22/useful-jive-sbs-system-properties/ I am using Maven to do my builds for Jive SBS; however, I needed to add the Axis2 jar files to commucate with the Single Sign-on Server. I added all that were needed to do the perform the wsdl2java functionality. Here are the dependencies that I added to ... http://trisummit.net/2010/07/09/axis2-jar-file-entries-in-the-pom-xml-file/ I am simply keeping some notes here as a cheat sheet for when doing development with the Endeca Search platform. Install mdex, iapworkbench, cas, platformservice and dstd. Extract the deploymentTemplate into the same MDEX directory - for organization purposes, create a directory called solutions and extract the zip ... http://trisummit.net/2010/06/29/endeca-cheat-sheet/ I started working with the Crowd application for single sign-on and identity management about four months ago. I have been quite impressed with it. The application allows your applications to use a centralized repository for user authentication. Additionally, it provides an OpenID service for your same users ... http://trisummit.net/2010/04/27/crowd-authentication-server-review/ I was in need of some external facing virtualized servers and ran across the website at http://vpsland.com. I was skeptical at first as the specs on the website said nothing about them running on ESX servers. But I decided to give it a try. I tried both ... http://trisummit.net/2010/04/22/vpsland-review/ There are times when you need to run multiple instances of Tomcat on the same Linux based server. My need came as I tried to run Jive Clearspace, Jira, and Bamboo all on the same instance of Tomcat in different directories. The first thing I noticed was that ... http://trisummit.net/2010/04/19/running-multiple-instances-of-tomcat/ In the quest to find the best solution for getting targeted links in the blogsphere, I decided to try the services of blogadvertisingstore.com. There were two hooks that got me. 1. I was able to specify multiple forms of backlinks that the bloggers would use. 2. The Commissions ... http://trisummit.net/2010/04/08/blog-advertising-store-review/ This blog post is not intended to replace the installation documentation put out by Atlassian. Instead, I would like to share information about the integration and installation that you may find useful. Crowd is a single sign on server application that allows multiple web applications to log on using a ... http://trisummit.net/2010/04/04/integrating-crowd-with-subversion/