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Currently learning Java on w3schools and it slows down most of everything:
Scrollling through website
Switching tabs
Typing in notes on notion
Clicking the 'x' buttons on ads only rids them temporarily.
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I am new to camunda7 I have downloaded all the prerequist for camunda including jdk but when I start the application the default user and password demo is not accepting
All prerequisite like jdk is installed
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today i've logged in and see it for the 1st time:
mysite.com/?debug=command&expression=%23res%3d%23context.get(\'com.opensymphony.xwork2.dispatcher.HttpServletResponse\'),%23res.setCharacterEncoding(%22UTF-8%22),%23req%3d%23context.get(\'com.opensymphony.xwork2.dispatcher.HttpServletRequest\'),%23res.getWriter().print(%22dir:%22),%23res.getWriter().println(%23req.getSession().getServletContext().getRealPath(%22/%22)),%23res.getWriter().flush(),%23res.getWriter().close()
after that another one:
mysite.com/?redirect:
what can it cause? Injection databse? Virus?
It looks like someone is trying exploit an SQL injection vulnerability in struts2 in order to perform remote code execution.
See http://struts.apache.org/docs/s2-016.html
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In fall 2013 Spring has launched its new Website (spring.io) and announced its new platform "Spring IO". But what does this name/abbreviation "IO" mean?
I am NOT asking for any (technical) description of what Spring IO is, I am only interested in the name.
This question is not about the name of the website, it is about the name of the platform! - It think names are important for programming, and good names help to understand programs faster (Clean code), so I hope this name is not only a marketing gag
its Integration Objects as given in the link http://java.dzone.com/articles/spring-and-c24-io-accelerating
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What does Oracle's lawsuit against Google mean to Android developers? I know this is not a programming related question, but I can't think of another forum where I can ask this.
Technically speaking Oracle is going out on a limb with this one. Android isn't actually Java, it's a Java -> Dalvik converter. No one has won a lawsuit against converters, although no one to my knowledge has tried. You'd be best to follow things on TechCrunch or some other nearly technologically related press-like site.
It doesn't mean much. If Oracle wins, Google will pay damages and/or license the patents in question. Android isn't going to stop shipping.
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What does Oracle's lawsuit against Google mean to Android developers? I know this is not a programming related question, but I can't think of another forum where I can ask this.
Technically speaking Oracle is going out on a limb with this one. Android isn't actually Java, it's a Java -> Dalvik converter. No one has won a lawsuit against converters, although no one to my knowledge has tried. You'd be best to follow things on TechCrunch or some other nearly technologically related press-like site.
It doesn't mean much. If Oracle wins, Google will pay damages and/or license the patents in question. Android isn't going to stop shipping.