Abhijit Ghosh

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It is always better to get notified as soon as any major issues / exceptions occurred in the Application, instead of manually going thorugh huge logs to find probable exception messages. Apache log4j provides out of the box log Appender (called SMTPAppender) to send email alerts for the log level configured in log4j configuration file.

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Hadoop Eclipse plug-in (installed in Eclipse IDE or Spring Tool Suite) eases the experience of Map/Reduce on Hadoop. Hadoop distribution does not include Hadoop Eclipse plug-in jar, but includes source code of that plug-in.
In this post, we'll see all the steps to build Hadoop eclipse plug-in from source code and install that plug-in in Eclipse / Spring Tool Suite to access Hadoop Environment in "Map/Reduce" perspective of the IDE.

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Here we'll see two examples - Copy operation & Traversing a file tree. If you have already worked using JDk 6 or earlier versions then you can see how easy it is to use JDK 7's nio package. And you need to write less code to implement the same.


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Logback is an increasingly popular logging framework intended as a successor to the popular log4j project. It is designed by the founder of log4j. Logback offers many advantages over log4j like faster, smaller memory footprint, automatic reloading of configuration files, automatic compression of archived log files, conditional processing of configuration files and many more. For more details go through the following link Reasons to prefer logback over log4j.

This tutorial describes how to configure SLF4J and Logback as logging solution of an application.


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This tutorial will help you to write your first Android 'Hello World!' program. Here, we'll use Eclipse IDE with Android Developer Tools (ADT) plugin to build the application and Android Emulator - Android Virtual Device (AVD) to run the application which will draw 'Hello World!' text on the screen.

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Android application package file (APK) is program binary used to distribute and install Android application onto the Android operating system. Here we'll see step by step procedure of creating .apk file ready to be installed in Android device.

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In this post, we'll see how to get started with a Spring Web model-view-controller (MVC) framework based Hello World web application in few steps. Here, we have used m2e-wtp (Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP) to generate a web project, Eclipse IDE to develop the code and Tomcat Server 7 to deploy and run the web application which will print 'Hello World!' in the browser.


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Spring Mobile is an extension to Spring MVC for development of mobile web applications. The Spring Mobile Device module provides a feature (DeviceResolver / LiteDeviceResolver) to detect devices like mobile and tablet in the server side.
Device aware view management is very useful specially when it is required to serve different optimized versions of same website based on request generating device type or specific devices.
Another feature called site preference management allows user to set his / her preference (SitePreference) to view a particular site in either "normal", "mobile" or "tablet" mode from a particular device.
Spring mobile also provides different types of site switchers (like mDot, dotMobi and urlPath SiteSwitcher) which automatically redirect users to the device specific site based on the device generating the request and site preference set by the user.

Spring Mobile Hello World Example
Sonar is an open source platform for code quality management. It covers different aspects of code quality management like code duplication, complexity, coverage by unit tests, architecture & design, rule based defect identification etc. This post will help you to get started with Sonar in few minutes.


Get started with Open Source Code Quality Management Platform - Sonar in few minutes
Are you planning to buy a Google's Chromebook? Want to experience how it looks like before you decide? Then this is the post worth looking into. Here we'll see how to setup, run and explore Chrome OS in Oracle VM VirtualBox.

Setup, Run and Experience Chrome OS in Oracle VM VirtualBox before you buy Google's Chromebook
If you have migrated / upgraded your project to Spring Framework 3.2 and project builds successfully but when application starts, you are getting IncompatibleClassChangeError, then this post will help you to resolve the same.

Spring Asm Dependency Issue: java.lang.IncompatibleClassChangeError - Fixed