Interacting Debugging Techniques for Coeus, using Eclipse and Tomcat
Presentation notes – from the Kuali Coeus User Conference 2011
Why would you want to do that?
Inspiration
Back to seeding databases. My previous database seeding post addressed seeing with SQLite. This time, I’m using Oracle 11g as the back-end database, with the Oracle-Enhanced ActivieRecord adapter.
Read moreI’m the process of upgrading from Coeus 4.3.7 to version 4.4.3. Coeus version 4.4 now uses Apache FOP 0.93. This is a major upgrade from FOP 0.20.x. Coeus uses FOP transform data into reports, through the use of XML and XSL. I’ve performed the same upgrade for another client, several years back, in an dental-insurance application that managed / generated benefit documents. Due to the changes in FOP, it is necessary to rework some of the Customized reports (expressed as XSL).
These elements rendered fine in Apache FOP 0.20.x, but are show-stoppers in FOP 0.93 and later.
Read moreFormtastic is a powerful form library for Ruby on Rails. The documentation and tutorials I’ve read describe using it for the New and Edit actions, for an ActiveRecord, CRUD controller. However, … wouldn’t it be useful to re-use the same Formtastic partials the controller’s Show action?
Read moreSetting up Ruby On Rails and SQL Server 2005 Database connections on Redhat Linux Following are the setup notes for how I got Ruby On Rails (running on RedHat Enterprise Linux) to connect with Microsoft SQL Server. This is based on the Ubuntu Platform-install instructions for activerecord-sqlserver-adapter Install the Redhat Packages unixODBC unixODBC-devel Download, compile, and install the stable version of FreeTDS Edit the configuration for FreeTDS…. we need to tell it about the SQL Server hosts and ports we’re
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