Comments for CantRemembrances http://blog.cantremember.com Memes of a technical vein discovered during CantRemember.com implementation Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:35:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Wordpress and PmWiki under nginx by Unblock Myspace http://blog.cantremember.com/wordpress-and-pmwiki-under-nginx/comment-page-1/#comment-7414 Unblock Myspace Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:35:44 +0000 http://blog.cantremember.com/?p=57#comment-7414 Great data on proxies. Thanks! Would a proxy also be be worthwill for browsing the web? Great data on proxies. Thanks! Would a proxy also be be worthwill for browsing the web?

]]> Comment on Remote Debugging using JConsole, JMX and SSH Tunnels by Jeffrey W. Baker http://blog.cantremember.com/debugging-with-jconsole-jmx-ssh-tunnels/comment-page-1/#comment-2710 Jeffrey W. Baker Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:14:43 +0000 http://blog.cantremember.com/?p=43#comment-2710 My eyes glazed over after the first 5000 words of this article. I find it difficult to believe that anybody, either at Sun or in the developer community generally, thinks this makes Java somehow more manageable or operable. Even if we only focus on the client side, it's like a fugue upon stupidity. Why can't jconsole just have -v -vv and -vvv like every other program, instead of having to specify a ridiculous logging.properties file with exactly the same effect? And that is to say nothing of the server side, which is baroque in the extreme. After all that work, you get to have a tomcat that doesn't exit! Absurd! My eyes glazed over after the first 5000 words of this article. I find it difficult to believe that anybody, either at Sun or in the developer community generally, thinks this makes Java somehow more manageable or operable. Even if we only focus on the client side, it’s like a fugue upon stupidity. Why can’t jconsole just have -v -vv and -vvv like every other program, instead of having to specify a ridiculous logging.properties file with exactly the same effect? And that is to say nothing of the server side, which is baroque in the extreme. After all that work, you get to have a tomcat that doesn’t exit! Absurd!

]]> Comment on Twitter4R shifts RSpec onto my Front Burner by Carissa Kabanuck http://blog.cantremember.com/twitter4r-shifts-rspec-onto-my-front-burner/comment-page-1/#comment-2468 Carissa Kabanuck Wed, 03 Feb 2010 20:03:56 +0000 http://blog.cantremember.com/?p=94#comment-2468 Hello Mate, Great website! I really like the content. The only problem I have is that the RSS feed arnt viewing correctly in my viewer. Hello Mate, Great website! I really like the content. The only problem I have is that the RSS feed arnt viewing correctly in my viewer.

]]> Comment on Remote Scripting for AWS by Glenn Rempe http://blog.cantremember.com/remote-scripting-for-aws/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Glenn Rempe Sun, 25 Jan 2009 01:40:16 +0000 http://blog.cantremember.com/?p=73#comment-4 Hi, I'm glad you are enjoying my amazon-ec2 gem. I just wanted to clarify one point with the errors you received re: 'Inconsistent EC2 / SOAP Marshalling'. amazon-ec2 does not actually use SOAP to make its requests to EC2. In fact it uses the HTTP Query API that AWS provides as well. Your issue with inconsistent results is a known issue, and one that I have contacted the authors of AWS/S3 and XmlSimple about. No one has yet gotten to the bottom of the issue yet but it appears that by merely including the s3 gem in the same code which requires the amazon-ec2 gem results in this behavior (an extra nesting level in the response hash). If anyone can provide any guidance on resolving this please feel free to contribute to the following thread or submit a patch. http://groups.google.com/group/amazon-ec2/browse_thread/thread/8e158438a3838f65 Cheers, Glenn Hi,

I’m glad you are enjoying my amazon-ec2 gem.

I just wanted to clarify one point with the errors you received re: ‘Inconsistent EC2 / SOAP Marshalling’. amazon-ec2 does not actually use SOAP to make its requests to EC2. In fact it uses the HTTP Query API that AWS provides as well.

Your issue with inconsistent results is a known issue, and one that I have contacted the authors of AWS/S3 and XmlSimple about. No one has yet gotten to the bottom of the issue yet but it appears that by merely including the s3 gem in the same code which requires the amazon-ec2 gem results in this behavior (an extra nesting level in the response hash). If anyone can provide any guidance on resolving this please feel free to contribute to the following thread or submit a patch.

http://groups.google.com/group/amazon-ec2/browse_thread/thread/8e158438a3838f65

Cheers,

Glenn

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