Maven 3
I knew i did not had to write down anything, I saw Joachim do it al for me!
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I knew i did not had to write down anything, I saw Joachim do it al for me!
Check out his post on Bejug Maven3 session read the post
I got a lot of spam on Skype; so what do you do? Disable the ability for unknown people to contact you. The last one that droved me to prevent anyone except contact list people from contacting me was a really long one worth to mention:
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Interesting comment paster Quantum12 from TPB wrote/copy/pastes it everywhere, it seems he/she made it his/her mission to enlighten the people:
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Last week I was stress testing a webapplication. While putting heavy load to the server, the server went Oom (Out Of Mana… , euh Memory) . That was a quick stress test. The testing task quickly changed into a debugging task.
Finding the leak isn’t an easy task. With just looking at a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError error you wont find it. You’ll need a profiler or a heapdump inspection tool.
I decided to go for the profiler. A year ago I tried the netbeans internal profiler, that was a very nice profiler but it’s a pain to import projects into NB that don’t follow it’s standards. So this time, no NetBeans.
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