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SNMP monitoring using getif and nagios
I use getif. a free Windows GUI-based network tool written by Philippe Simonet, to make a quick query of SNMP values from SNMP informant. You may download getif here.Once installed, place the...
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I'm working on a project that requires database support and I decided to use Postgres on Cygwin. I encountered mild difficulty (and lots of confusion) in setting it up so I decided to document what I...
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A Tcl Web Service client for KnowledgeTree Document Management System
Sometime last year, I dabbled with KnowledgeTree's web services and (somehow I've forgotten why) I ended up with a Tcl client to perform a document upload. Before I lose this chunk of code or forget...
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Getting a Commercial Digital Certificate
I need to acquire a digital certificate to be used for encrypting files prior to uploading it to a bank's online service. Three commercial Certificate Authorities (CAs) were recommended by the bank,...
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S/MIME Encryption using Bouncy Castle Crypto API for Java
At this time and age, it is somewhat irresponsible for banks to accept uploads of plain-text files to their online banking services. Secure HHTP (HTTPS) alone does not address total security as...
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Sending mail using Gmail SMTP server with Java
This is a companion project of my previous experiment with S/Mime encryption. This script is also based on Beanshell and it's purpose is basically to connect to Gmail SMTP servers and deliver the...
View ArticleUsing Beanshell with the iSeries/AS400 JTOpen JDBC driver
What seemed to be simple and straightforward task is not as what I expected it to be. And I'm referring to making JTOpen JDBC work with Beanshell. Isn't it supposed to be as easy as load and connect? I...
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Gaga over Google Maps
I gotta admit it, I'm hooked on Google Maps, specifically its API. I've seen the maps of Hongkong's MTR system and with it you can practically plan your trips down to the nearest entry and exit points....
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Testing ZK Ajax Framework with iSeries/AS400 using JDBC
The ZK Ajax Framework standalone zkdemo application has a sample program that uses JDBC to provide database support to an Ajax app. I decided to give it a try using an iSeries datasource. Here's how it...
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Cebumapia, the Google Gadget
I've always wondered if I could package Cebumapia as a Google Gadget.. After taking a peek at the other Gadget samples, I was determined to build it. The wondering stage is over now..The gadget uses...
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IP Geolocation Gadget
Geolocation by IP address is the method of determining the geographic location of an Internet-connected device by examining data related to the IP address it is using. Google is effectively using...
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Circumventing IP Geolocation
Although IP geolocation can be fairly accurate, it can also be easily thwarted with the use of global gateways or proxy servers that are geographically distant from the actual location of the...
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Getting and Using your OpenID
I stumbled upon OpenID last year when I was foraging for single sign-on resources in the Internet. It is interesting to note that OpenID has grown by leaps and bounds in just over a couple of years...
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Verisign Labs PIP, my favorite OpenID Provider
As a long-time user of Yahoo, Blogger, and Technorati, I inherited the following OpenIDs:pipoltek.blogspot.comme.yahoo.com/rexjunjosetechnorati.com/people/technorati/rexjunIn due time, I may have...
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OpenID login for Knowledgetree
I have replaced (not integrated) KnowledgeTree authentication with OpenID. Supporting both default and OpenID authentication requires more work and that can come later.This is by no means final since...
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Xfire Gadget
Have XML feed, will gadgetize.. Xfire provides xml feeds on gamer profiles, gameplays, friends, screenshots -- a whole lot of goodies. An Xfire gadget would be a good addition to one's blog, website or...
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Accessing Soap Services from Google Gadgets
The earlier gadget projects I developed have utilized third-party web services from a variety of sources:Google Maps for geographic dataGoogle Docs spreadsheet as XML datasourceIP-Geolocation (IP...
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KnowledgeTree document download via Google Gadget
This is an installment feature for the KT-Gadget, a widget for KnowledgeTree, an open-source document management system.As mentioned in the previous post, I employed an application proxy to act as a...
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Using KnowledgeTree SOAP Services from Java apps
I'm making a front-end to KnowledgeTree using the ZK Ajax framework so I eventually dipped my fingers into KT's web service integration from a Java app. My previous SOAP projects involved a Tcl client...
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ZK + SOAP + KnowledgeTree
Here's a working ZK app that performs a SOAP login to KnowledgeTree's web services.I've uploaded the source code to a KnowledgeTree repository and can be downloaded using the KT-Gadget. You need to...
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