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node value validation in SOAPUI

SOAPUI has a very easy way of validating node values of the response/request.

I need to mock a service and validate a node from the request received from another system. This link SAOPUI XPath validation helped me a lot. Took only 5 minutes.javascript:void(0)

english dictionary on DS

Very easy(20 min) I managed to put an English dictionary on my DS:
How to turn your DS into a Dictionary

The most time took me find the correct DLDI for my homebrew card (I have a R4 Revolution DS); but after that piece of cake :))

Now, I have a dictionary I can easily use when reading books.

Thanks a lot, Andy Robertson! You saved me from having to open my laptop for every new word! :)

testing Speech recognition from Windows Vista

It took me 15 minutes to make the computer type these lines:

“

My name is Emily.  And 6:50 years old.  This is an interesting program.  Interesting speech recognition.
Are you?  Isn't this fun?  It is almost 10:00 PM.  Shares he will be? “

I was actually trying to say:

My name is Emily. I am 27 years old. This is an interesting program. Interesting speech recognition. How are you? Isn’t this fun? It is almost 10:00 PM. Shall we see a movie?”  :)))))

I took me 2 hours to manage it a bit, but at least I can open and close programs via VOICE.

test from windows live writer

I like this keyboard.

What is Twitter?

Here is a hsort video explainning what Twitter is...
If you are like (programmer, a bit more than 25, trying to get a lot of things done in 24 minutes) then we must have heard about Twitter, but found is USELESS. Honestly, what's the point of letting everyone know I'm having a coffee?
Well, here is a video explainning why Twitter is successfull:

I'll give it a try and see what comes us...

UPDATE: I don't like Twitter anylonger. I get mails daily!!! My next Twitter status will be: trying to remove Twitter account.

iPhone vs the world

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

Talend Roadshow

Yesterday I went to the Talend Roadshow. 3 hours nicely spent and the it worthed the time and traffic jam. No money involved as it was free.
I liked a lot that it was a "hands on work" seminar and not a marketing presentation. Benjamin, the guy who presented the product (btw: the open source version), had a good IT background and this was handy.
So, they provided us with some laptops, a practice book (5 exercises) and the Talend User Manual. The nice think was that Benjamin actually showed us how to use the most important Talend component: tMap. It took my one full day (at work, so just between meetings and other stuff) to understand tMap and Talend and I was unsuccessful. why? too less time, too less tutorials on "how to start" using it. So, at that moment, I ended up using Kettle (from Spoon) just because another collegue has the knowledge already.
After the yesterday Talend Roadhow I must say that I like better Talend than Kettle because:
1. I can debug it (put a breakpoint on the java code)
2. with Traces enabled, I can see on real time the data being processed (really handy)

But, perhaps, if I went to a Kettle Readshow (nope, it doesn't exist) then Kettle would acquire more points also.

My conclusions about the Talend Roadshow:
1. it's free
2. the person presenting it (Benjamin) was one of the French founders (I think), so an IT person, no marketing boring presentation
3. all the IT questions got an answer
4. we actually had to work with the product
5. too bad there was not indepth intro about the facts/dimensions components; but I guess that's because the attendees should have already know DataMarts.

So, if you get the chance, GO CHECK IT OUT.

PS: I will try now to go my kettle jobs in Talend and see which is easier to implement/faster/better debugging.

vacantion place: the Domicane Republik

Grotere kaart weergeven

ways to use a drinking glass?

- drink water
- pee on it
- catch bugs inside
- water the plants
- stretch the dough
- to throw at somebody
- to cut yourself
- to measure
- to stretch a pair of panties to repair them
- to knock a peg in the wall
- to zoom in
- to throw up
- as a toy fetch for a dog
- to mix stuff inside
- to paint it
- give it as a present
- make "musical" sounds
- put a candle inside
- to put off a candle
- to protect a flower bulb from winter
- as small garbage container
- to juggle with it

And my ten minutes are up. other ideas?

IT projects

Still the best conclusion about IT projects :)

There's probably no God

In London, like in the rest of the world, church is threatening us that we will go to hell if we don't believe in God, if we don't go to the church and give money to the church...
Professor Richard Dawkins (British Humanist Association) had a great idea: posters on buses saying "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life"

The BHA planned only to raise £5,500, which was to be matched by Professor Dawkins, but it has now raised more than £36,000 of its own accord.
Now, this is freedom of speech.

read more here

the best job in the world

I was surprised yesterday evening to find 2 friends who didn't hear yet about the best job in the world.
In short:
- job for 6 months in Australia
- you have to take care of an island
- you must love taking photos and videos (not a master)
- you should be able to swim
- talk english
- blog about what you're doing there
- and be willing to receive 10.000 EUR monthly.

So, quit your job and apply. 27 days left. Go at http://www.islandreefjob.com/.

PS: I wish you goodluck reaching the server. :))

I'm applying.....

Flex integrated with Spring in Eclipse. Myth or reality?

One afternoon spent on integrating flex with spring and eclipse. Myth BUSTED.
Here are the steps you can follow:
1. use this site Using BlazeDS with Spring for figuring out how to make flex work with Spring on a server and make some samples work. You will discover a new buzz-word: BlazeDS. There are other tutorials too, but they forget an important thing: you must put .swf files on the server!!! (.swf is the bytecode of the .mxml files). If you are a flex novice and you don't want to lose 2hours for such a small important thing, use the mentioned tutorial. (note: the build.xml for compiling the .mxml files into .swf files has a mistake: points to the wrong flex_ant jar)
2. thinking of how will you do session-management? Well, there is no client-session in flex. Actually client-session is a hack. Read here.
3. I guess the next question is: what about security? the answer is here.
4. if you are happy that your samples are working and you understood the above blogs, go celebrate with champagne cause you reached dead-end. Now you must probably be releasing you need a flex-IDE. Adobe made Flex 3 SDK free; this means "in theory" you can use whatever IDE you want, even Eclipse. Well, guess again and read this: Flex 3 SDK + Eclipse: an encouraging union, especially these lines:

"Adobe does not ship the XML schema definition file with the “free” SDK. Read that line again. Yeah. I really was *incredibly* pissed off about that. This is basically a complete refusal to allow another application to understand anything in the flex realm." [by Leona]

Leona managed in the end to make it work with an old version of xsd 1.5. But it looks a whole lot of work to make eclipse the perfect IDE for flex. It's 2:34AM and not in the mood. And for what? So that I have to fully learn an entire new language: actionscript? Sorry, not my target right now. Just wanted to put live an idea and at this hour it sounds more easier with a drag-an-drop functionality ===> this means buy Flex Builder. 500$. Sorry, we an in economic crisis.

Conclusion:
- I only wanted to do something cool with images like PicLens. I've googled 2 mornings for time-to-time (from work) for an ajax solution, didn't find it. Must have been blind :) 5 minutes ago found this: http://www.dhteumeuleu.com/. Go to Gallery and pick Image FLow (diapo). Already subscribed to newsletter and donated 30$ dollars to Gerard Ferrandez. I think I should give more. So, I'm going with this solution. At least I know this will work; with flex I wasn't even sure how am I going to do that photo gallery. Founded a flex example on net (for 90$), but not sure was really what I wanted.

Maybe someday, not in the near future, I will get over my frustration and start again with flex (if it's still a buzzword)

Flex, Spring, BlazeDS mxmlc task not found

Here is the perfect tutorial for integrating Flex SDK (free) with Spring: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/articles/blazeds_spring.html

It's really helpful, just that the Mortgage example has a mistake in the build.xml:

should be


and not:


In which case you get an ant exception that mxmlc task does not exist.

PS: there are other nice tutorials but this is the best one especially if you are new in Flex (the other ones forgot to mention how to compile the mxml code in bytecode => swf files)

Win a Nintendo DS Lite

Just go to this site: http://thecelebritycafe.com/contests/nintendo_ds_lite.html and subscribe to it.

As simple as that you will get:
- newsletter about celebrites
- might win a DS

professor Laton puzzle 20 Unfriendly Neighbours

Solution: see photo attached.
The key is to draw the lines for A and C going through the bottom of the map.

professor Layton puzzle 5 Digital Digits

This is a tricky puzzle: Digital Digits (the one about clocks). The correct answer is: 34

You've figured out for sure:
01:11, 02:22, 03:33, 04:44, 05:55 and 10:00, 11:10, 11:11, 11:12, 11:13, 11:14, 11:15, 11:16, 11:17, 11:18, 11:19. => 16 combinations. And you have to count them twice as the puzzle asks you for all the combinations appearing during a day => 32 combinations.

The trick is that this is a 12-hour clock and "The indication of noon and midnight in the 12-hour system is disputed." (check Wikipedia). Looks like Layton's 12-hour clock displays the noun and midnight as being 12:00 and not 00:00 => 12:22 combination exists and appears twice.

32 + 2 (twice 12:22) = 34

Professor Layton: GECY NW puzzle

For the GECY NW puzzle from Professor Layton and the Curios City, here is the solution:
GECY NW = TEXT ME

OLD: Finally, I found the solution. But honestly it has no reason! Because if somebody does a typo, he will use the same pattern for the following mistake. If you type a lot of time using a keyword (which everybody does in this era) your hands work magically without you looking and if you miss one key with one button to the left than all the text is going to be one left-key mistake.

UPDATE: Brittany is right: looking carefully at the chocolate bits, you can find the answer:

- 1. missing chunk up letter G => (check keyboard the letter on top G) => T
- 2. no missing chunk on letter E => E
- 3. missing chunk left letter C => X
- 4. missing chunk left Y => T
... and so on ===> GECY NW = TEXT ME



This is awsome, Brittany!!! How long did it take you?