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  • Blog Moved to Exist, and Wordpress / New Year, New Job

    Since DevZuz was acquired by Exist , I’ve now move my blog to it’s new home. Hopefully everything redirects here now, and I’ll shortly set up Feedburner properly (finally) so that can be used to subscribe in future. I’m really liking Wordpress - though Pebble treated me well, you just can’t go past the wealth […]

  • Upgrading Pebble from 2.0.0-M2 to 2.0.0-M3 / no, this isn't the Pebble blog

    Have just upgraded the blog software to Pebble 2.0.0-M3 which was just released, which was quite painless.

    As the post above indicates, the following changes are needed:

    Add the multiBlog property to the applicationContext-pebble.xml file.
    Changed configuration of pebbleUserDetailsService and added pebbleSecurityRealm to the applicationContext-acegi-security.xml file.
    Added a ROLE_BLOG_PUBLISHER role that can publish/unpublish blog entries.
    Changes to the CSS

    I basically […]

  • Pebble Rocks / pun intended

    (I’m going to try and stick to the original post which was very favourable, even though I posted it inside Pebble and Acegi redirected me to the login page without holding onto the post in a session. Gone. Sigh. This time I use Performancing
    So after a series on how I set up Pebble, […]

  • Setting up LDAP with Pebble 2.0 M2 (and Acegi) / at least I didn't need to code read... much

    Here’s what you’ll want to do:

    First, modify WEB-INF/applicationContext-acegi-security.xml.

    First, add the LDAP provider to the list in the provider manager:

    <bean id=”authenticationManager”
    class=”org.acegisecurity.providers.ProviderManager”>
    <property name=”providers”>
    <list>
    <ref local=”ldapAuthProvider”/>
    <ref local=”daoAuthenticationProvider”/>
    <ref local=”rememberMeAuthenticationProvider”/>
    </list>
    […]

  • Setting up Pebble 2.0 M2 in Multiuser Mode / grep is your friend

    We’ve decided to give Pebble a bash, which is an interesting experiment. I had a few issues running it on my own machine (unexplained null pointer exceptions), so I stuck to editing it on the live machine.

    The one thing I wanted to achieve was to be able to set up a multi-user blog, since that […]