It seems that the Mozilla groups is making advances in the memory management of Firefox 3. They are adding a XPCOM cycle collector, that it seems is a form of garbage collector. Hope it helps in reducing the firefox memory comsumption and slowness.
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Today I tried to add a Preference Page to an RCP application that I’m working on with no luck. After executing the Extension -> Add -> Extension Wizards -> Preference Page I end up with 3 new classes. But 2 of then have compilation errors, they refer to an unexisting PreferenceClass. After googling a bit [...]
By ruben.laguna
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Posted in eclipse, java
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Tagged activator, eclipse, fix, page, preference, preferenceclass, rcp, template, troubleshoot, wizard
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Wireshark allows you to inspect SSL connection as long as you have the corresponding private key of the server side. You can read the details here. But if you are using java and tomcat you’ll probably have the certificate and private key stored in a JKS keystore so how can you extract the key in [...]
By ruben.laguna
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Posted in java
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Tagged ethereal, https, inspect, java, jks, key, rsa, sniffer, sniffing, ssl, tomcat, wireshark
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I’ve created a ruby script to merge the content of a TikiWiki into another one. This script will read the tiki_pages, tiki_history and tiki_links tables from the MySQL backend of the source TikiWiki and import the contents into the destination TikiWiki. The script is ’safe’, meaning that it will not overwrite any page if it [...]