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- CXF – Missing WADL method parameter element types with JSON JAX-RS services
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- CXF – Using interceptors to provide simple, property-based response filters
- TinyMCE 4 – Dude, where’s my border?
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Category Archives: Development
Camel – Socket Permission Denied using port 0 with Restlets
Restlets offer solid support for ephemeral ports. Apache Camel does a solid job of trying to stop you. Continue reading
CXF – Missing WADL method parameter element types with JSON JAX-RS services
If you’re using JSON to exchange data with your CXF JAX-RS service clients you might find your out-of-the-box WADL file a little light on detail. Continue reading
TinyMCE 4 – Enabling and disabling toolbar buttons
Depending on your exact needs the disappearance of the Control Manager in TinyMCE 4 may make it easier or harder for you to enable and disable your plugin’s toolbar buttons. Here we look at the easier and the harder way to do it. Continue reading
CXF – Using interceptors to provide simple, property-based response filters
An example of building a CXF interceptor to provide a lightweight, property driven mechanism for web service consumers to filter response sets to suit their needs. Continue reading
TinyMCE 4 – Dude, where’s my border?
TinyMCE’s image dialog provides an easy way to set the size of the border around an image. Unfortunately adding an image border in the first place isn’t quite so user friendly. Continue reading
JSoup – Entity exigency
If you’re using JSoup to parse and render HTML documents which could contain a small range of exotic characters you may not like the choice of entity escaping it offers you. Fortunately it’s pretty easy to tweak it to suit your needs. Continue reading
TinyMCE 4 – Multi-line labels in popup dialogs
Adding an explanatory text label to a TinyMCE pop-up can be a great way of helping your users find their way around your custom dialogs. Unfortunately you might struggle if you can’t keep your instructions short. Continue reading
TinyMCE 4 – Rolling up toolbar buttons
TinyMCE 4’s default theme gives a lot less toolbar buttons per mile than TinyMCE 3 did. Here we look at using menu buttons to improve its fuel efficiency. Continue reading
PHP – node.lo compiler errors when building on OS X 10.9
Some older versions of PHP build fine on OS X 10.7 but fall over while compiling node.c on OS X 10.9 Continue reading
TinyMCE 4 – Adding custom toolbar icons to a plugin
If you’re poking around the standard TinyMCE 4 plugins to see how to configure a toolbar icon you might be left scratching your head a little. Fortunately it’s a lot easier than it may first appear Continue reading