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Das ist das Blog von Sven Hasselbach über Themen aus der Entwicklung und alles, was ihm sonst so durch den Kopf geht.
Seit 2003 als freiberuflicher Entwickler deutschlandweit im Einsatz, mit dem Schwerpunkten Lotus Notes & XPages, Spring, Java & OSGi
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Archiv des Autors: Sven Hasselbach
Raspberry Pi vs. IBM Bluemix – 1:0
I had some time last night (the whole family had gone to bed early), so I spent some to look at the XPages integration into Bluemix. I found the Greenwell Travel Expenses Demo: But after clicking a link, the page … Weiterlesen
HowTo: Vaadin on Domino (4)
Now, let’s access some Domino resources. I have created a database named „VaadinResources.nsf„, containing a normal image resource, and an image added via package explorer to the „WEB-INF“ folder: Vaadin provides stream resources, which allows creating of dynamic resources. These … Weiterlesen
HowTo: Vaadin on Domino (3)
Let’s create another application, based on Vaadin’s AddressBook example. You can download the source code directly or grab the code from the repository; it is a single class file named „AddressbookUI“ only. After importing (or manually creating) the class in … Weiterlesen
HowTo: Vaadin on Domino (2)
When running your own servlet, you eventually want to access the Domino environment. To do this, some changes has to be made to the HelloVaadin plug-in. 1. Open the „MANFIFEST.MF“ and open the „Dependencies“ tab 2. Add the plug-in „com.ibm.osgi.domino.core“ … Weiterlesen
HowTo: Vaadin on Domino
This example requires a valid XPages Plugin Development Environment. The execution environment used is the XPages Domino JRE. 1. Create a new plug-in project and select „Equinox“ as OSGi framework 2. Set the name of the activator class to „ch.hasselba.vaadin.Activator“ … Weiterlesen
Der Letzte macht das Licht aus!
Es ist schon faszinierend, wenn mans sich den Wandel in der Lotus Notes Welt näher vor Augen führt: Wäre man für das Einreichen von Themen ausserhalb der Domino-Welt vor ein paar Jahren noch geteert und gefedert worden, stehen dieses Jahr auf der Agenda … Weiterlesen
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Security: Usefull HTTP Response Headers
Here is a list of usefull HTTP headers for responses you should know about: X-Content-Type-Options When set to „nosniff„, this header will prevent browsers from MIME-sniffing a response away from the declared content-type. While this header is more relevant for … Weiterlesen
Hardening SSH vs. Eclipse RSE
After hardening the SSH configuration on a Debian server by removing unsecure ciphers and MACs I got in trouble with Eclipse Remote System Explorer. When trying to open the server, I always got an „Algorithm negotiation fail“ message: Even installing … Weiterlesen
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Yii: GridView’s selectionChanged not working on iOS
I had a strange issue with TbGridView’s (YiiStrap’s version of CGridView) selectionChanged event: In all browsers, the defined function was executed when a row was selected, but not on devices with iOS 7 & 8. While trying to hack around … Weiterlesen
REST & Security: CSRF Attacks
In this post I will demonstrate how a do a CSRF attack against a XPages REST service. Let’s assume that we have a custom REST service on a XPage. To keep the example as simple as possible, this service returns … Weiterlesen