Archive for April, 2008

A Look at Some Heavy Hitters and Newcomers in the RIA Market

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

In the world of Rich Internet Applications, there is no shortage of technology choices to compose a user interface. But what tools will give us the best bang for our buck? Here is a look at some heavy hitters and newcomers in the RIA market, including: HTML & AJAX, Rails and Grails, Flex, Silverlight, Curl, GWT, OpenLaszlo, and Appcelerator.

Reflex VSA Furthers Virtualization Visibility and Access Control

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Reflex Security announced an initiative to further develop key visibility and access control functionality in its Reflex VSA (Virtual Security Appliance) Solution. Dubbed ‘VISability,’ for the ability to enable Virtual Infrastructure Security, the initiative to take the approach that without the ability to visualize both the logical and physical elements of a virtual network, comprehensive security cannot be achieved.

The Way of the Widget

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

As the Internet’s newest way to connect brands with consumers, widgets have officially arrived. These portable applets appear on blogs, websites, and social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook. Offered by third-party developers as embedded Flash (.swf) objects, the self-contained badges allow page owners to personalize their sites with photo slide shows, music playlists, games, and other content.

IBM zSeries Servers Supported by Likewise Software

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Likewise Software announced support for IBM zSeries servers that are using either Red Hat or the Novell SUSE Linux platforms. Customers that rely on zSeries for their mission critical applications can now use Likewise Software products to directly join their systems to MicrosoftR Active Directory. zSeries servers are used by IBM customers for business-critical installations where scheduled and unscheduled downtime costs are high.

FullArmor PolicyPortal Provides End-to-End Policy and Compliance for Application Virtualization

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

FullArmor announced that PolicyPortal delivers a web based end-to-end policy and compliance management solution for Application Virtualization. From a web based console, PolicyPortal provides IT administrators the ability to configure the client and the application, deploy the configuration, and then report on the compliance of those settings. PolicyPortal embeds a Group Policy Object to a sequenced application to easily deploy and configure Application Virtualization agents to client machines.

Fault-Tolerant Software for Server Virtualization

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Marathon Technologies announced the general availability of everRun VM , the fault-tolerant software for server virtualization. With the release of everRun VM, Marathon is eliminating one of the major barriers to broader server virtualization adoption - the lack of reliable high availability for virtual servers - and providing customers with the assurance that critical data, networks and applications will be protected in virtual server environments.

Joomla 1.5.3

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Une nouvelle version de la branche 1.5 de Joomla est sortie. Cette version 1.5.3 intervient seulement 1 mois après la sortie de la version 1.5.2 et confirme les engagements de l’équipe de Joomla qui souhaite fournir des mises à jour régulières du CMS.

Voici la liste des corrections apportées :

  • Correctif Validation de Base de données
  • Correctif et Respect du standard XHTML
  • Écran d’aide et mises à jour
  • Filter input boucle infinie fixer
  • Correctif PDF pour PHP 4
  • Correctif mineur sur CSS et RTL

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Number to Persian text

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
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Summary:
Spell numbers using Persian words
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This class can be use to spell numbers using Persian words.

It processes the number and converts it in parts returning words encoding with ISO 646 character set.


IO Tools

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
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Summary:
Manipulate files and directories
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This class can be used to perform several types of operations to manipulate files and directories. Currently it can:

- Filter file names to remove invalid characters
- Check whether a file exists
- List directory files that match a file name pattern
- Retrieve information about files
- Remove a directory and its files recursively
- Remove all directory files that match a file name pattern
- Synchronize the files of two directories recursively
- Store the values of an array in a file
- Remove a given line from a text file


Spammers Hijacking IP Space

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

Ron Guilmette writes “As reported in the Washington Post’s Security Fix blog, a substantial hunk of IP address space has apparently been taken over by notorious mass e-mailing company Media Breakaway, LLC, formerly known as OptInRealBig, via means that are at best questionable. The block in question is 134.17.0.0/16, which I documented in depth in an independent investigation. (Apparently, the President of Media Breakaway has now admitted to the Washington Post that his company has been occupying and using the 134.17.0.0/16 block and that front company JKS Media, which provides routing to the block, is actually owned by Media Breakaway.) Remarkably, the president of Media Breakaway, who happens to be an attorney, is trying to defend his company’s apparent snatching of this block based upon his own rather novel legal theory that ARIN doesn’t have jurisdiction over any IP address space that was handed out before ARIN was formed, in 1997.”

Read more of this story at Slashdot.