We have been adopting git as our source control platform over the past month and in the process, we changed our project of choice form gitolite to gitorious. This required uis to change the master origin on our local repos and push them to the new git gitorious server. List …
These are common commands . It would be easier to memorize these but for some reason I always seem to go back to them for reference. Create a User CREATE USER ‘user1′@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘pass1′; Grant Privileges to a Database GRANT ALL ON databaseName.* TO ‘user1′@’localhost’; Or in one simple …
We are slowly moving our old and new projects over to Git. There are a variety of benefits that are not within scope here. This how-to assumes you have Gitolite and Git installed on your server. This short how-to assumes that you are able to setup an empty repo on …
We are migrating from svn to git here for source control and I have put together some useful commands to share with our team. Setting up your client machine Make sure that you have git installed (For OSX) $ brew install git $ git config –global user.name “John Doe” $ …
If you’re developing lift in IntelliJ, often you get popup inspector errors all over your XHTML markup because the namespaces of your snippet classes, etc. are not valid. To turn it off, you can click on the inspector in the bottom right of the intelliJ window, Configure Inspections, and turn …
This may not seem like a difficult task for many of the more experienced Scala/Lift developers out there but it took me some time to write this little piece and I thought I would share it. I basically needed a way to redirect clients running IE6 to a single page …
Update: This is easier now. See this post: http://blog.morroni.com/2011/03/11/the-best-lift-sbt-intellij-startup-process/ This post describes how to get IntelliJ, Git, SBT(Scala Build Tool) and Lift playing nicely together. This post assumes you have Maven and SBT already installed since you will need them in order to make this work. More information about the …
I am making an assumption here that you already know the normal forward-usage of the patch command. If you’re unversed In case you didn’t want to decipher the entire man page just yet, you’re in luck. I came across an instance where I had to remove a previous patch file …
This small tutorial may seem overly simplified but I think that a lot of newbies out there will find it helpful. I also would consider using sbt instead of just maven but this tutorial covers just maven. I have been developing using Lift for a little over a year now …
Displaying a menu item only if a user is logged in. If they are not logged in, route them to /login This is inside Boot.scala 1 2 3 4 val LoggedIn = If(() => User.loggedIn_?, () => RedirectResponse("/login")) val myLoc = Loc("SecurePage", "securePage" :: Nil, "Secure Page", LoggedIn) val myMenu …