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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Restful services in Java – simple client example
I suppose that a restful server isn’t all that useful unless there is a way to query this information back and use it in some useful way. It is easy enough to test this out the server from the command … Continue reading
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Tagged java, programming, web services
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Restful services in Java – simple server example
There are probably a lot of ways to create web services programs but the simplest way I could think of was to create a project using Eclipse and Jersey. It turns out that restful services are really easy to summarize but … Continue reading
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Restful services in Java
Over the years there have been different methods of for communicating between heterogeneous systems. Each of these methods have to deal binary messaging. Some of the different protocols that have been used are as follows. Remote procedure calls (RPC) Distributed … Continue reading
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a plethora of shells – what is my shell interpreter
I kept seeing odd error messages from my shell script that simply made no sense. No matter what changes I made a new error seemed to pop up. A short while later I did notice at the top of the … Continue reading
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Tagged linux, scripting
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Windows powershell scripting
Powershell scripting is not too difficult to pick up and there is a wealth of examples on the internet to help solve any syntax related question. Simply call the appropriate Powershell “cmdlet” to perform the required task. The return value … Continue reading
Windows scripting sucks or does it?
I am not a fan of the big MS. It started a long time ago when my funds were limited and I simply couldn’t afford to keep up with the MS upgrade schedule. Not all of their software back in the … Continue reading