According to the Mozilla Blog, Firefox is about to be released in an enterprise version, with releases once every year instead of once every 6:th week.
The new version of the Firefox is called Firefox Extended Support Release or simply Firefox ESR. The intention is to provide security updates continously but let the web and add-ons [...]

Just came home from a very interesting conference a couple of days ago. I still feel a bit jet lagged after the long trip over the atlantic ocean from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, but it was really worth the effort.
Fort Lauderdale was greeting us with a comfortable wintery weather with temperatures at around 25°C so it [...]

Due to the explosion of smart phones on the market, the need for exposing existing enterprise systems through the mobile channel is growing rapidly. One of the first questions that will come up is how we can establish a secure communication channel with the existing enterprise system.
In this article, I will cover both how to [...]

Speed is the key. I often need a web server in order to run a web application I developed to try things out. Setting up this infrastructure can often be quite tedious but if the only thing you need is a servlet container I often use the approach described in this article. We start out [...]

A while ago I started to implement TLS/SSL mutual authentication on Android. How to actually implement the functionality on the Android platform is covered in my other article “Android – TLS/SSL Mutual Authentication”. Before such implementation can be done, it is important to have the keys and certificates prepared. In this article demonstrate how you [...]

This post is the first in a series of two blog posts where I will try to give some usefull tips on how to make your spring applications more configurable. Too often I see application configuration files embedded somewhere deep down in the application referenced only by its classpath location.
<context:property-placeholder location=”classpath:config.properties” />
By injecting the configurations [...]

(Sorry for writing this up in Swedish – the post is in the context of Swedish e-health. If this moves forwards I’ll wright the next post in english…hrmmm…well.. Swinglish)
Kim Nordlander (SLL) och Åke Rosander (Cehis) presenterade projektet Mina Hälsotjänster under nationella eHälsodagen här om veckan: http://www.nationellehalsa.se/program.html. Ett sätt att dela upp tjänster (i betydelsen IT-stöd) för [...]

Having used subversion for a long time I wanted to learn how to use a distributed versioning system. The selling points for these products are very interesting.
For instance the possibility to separate commit from delivery seems like a nice option.
If you work on something that takes a couple of days to do, you want to [...]

How to transfer and transform very large files (> 1 GB) without headaches…
While Web Services (SOAP or REST based) gets all the attention in the press, there are many companies still struggling with file transfers and transformation of very large files (for the scope of this blog defined as files of size > 1 GB). [...]

This is somewhat old news by now but during this summer I ran into some problems while trying to upgrade a big Javascript code base from JQuery 1.4 to 1.6. It seems that the step to JQuery 1.6 has been cumbersome not only for me but for a lot of JQuery users out there so [...]