Cassandra Connection Pool 0.3.3 includes a few bugfixes and some logging (at debug level) for helping to identify problems with validation.

A few days ago I release version 0.3.2 of Cassandra Connection Pool. It fixes a couple of bugs.

I have just released version 0.3.0 of my Cassandra Connection Pool. New features in this release are: automatic host discovery with connection failover datasource implementation cleanups and bugfixes

I have just added a new project to my github repo: CoheSiVe From the silly capitalization you can already guess that it’s a CSV library. It differs from other libraries I’ve seen in that it doesn’t attempt to read the whole file in one go, but is uses an event-driven architecture so that your application [...]

Since I have been accepted as an Infinispan contributor, I have committed my first complete implementation of the Cassandra CacheStore to Infinispan’s trunk. This means that it will be included in Infinispan 5.0 whenever that will be released. In the meantime I have migrated all the code into my repository and have released a 0.0.2 [...]

I recently had trouble with a Javascript-heavy application which was deployed to the end users quite frequently in its initial stages. The problem was that users were seeing bugs which had been fixed with the latest release and that was because their browsers were caching the static resources of the web application for too long. [...]

As part of work I’ve been doing for a customer who was quite disappointed with Jira’s LDAP shortcomings, I’ve implemented an alternative OSUser LDAP CredentialsProvider. Because of serious limitations, proper integration is not possible (although planned for Jira 4.1), but my implementation covers most problems.

In order to make the widgets available as object during script execution, I have extended javax.script.SimpleBindings so that I lookup keys in the widget hierarchy before handing it down to the backing map by overriding the get() method. This was how I did it when using the Groovy implementation directly. I have discovered that javax.script [...]

Canyon is my implementation of the concepts behind various kinds of XML-based application interface tools (XAML, Flash MXML, ZK, etc). Canyon started off as a way to describe Echo2 (http://echo.nextapp.com) applications using XML bound together with Groovy (http://groovy.codehaus.org) scripts. Recently I’ve been working on refactoring Canyon to support multiple widget libraries (Echo2, Cooee, Echo3, Swing, [...]

The WARShield stuff progresses nicely: it now implements most of the feature-set I had in mind. I have also implemented an event/listener method so that other ContextListeners / Servlets /Filters can get notified when the configuration is readily available, changes, etc. Currently the configuration is stored in a single properties file, but I am adding [...]