About Me
I'm a contract Java developer working in Melbourne for the past 10+ years.
More recently I created onmydoorstep.com.au, a place to find out more about where you live in Australia.
I'm also active in the open-source community with several projects ongoing.
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Adding a Dynamic Watermark to an Image – Java Web Application
I recently had to come up with a way to add a dynamic watermark to images served in a Java web application. This was able to be done pretty easily in a Java Servlet Filter using the regular AWT toolkit. … Continue reading
Where Does Wicket Store It’s DiskPageStore Files?
Wicket stores everything other than the current Page for a given user’s session (by default) in a second-level disk-based session cache. I’d never looked much into how it worked, until I wanted to know where these files were located. The … Continue reading
5 Minute Guide to Clustering – Java Web Apps in Tomcat
I’ve been taking a break from posting for the last couple of weeks. I was starting to get a bit run down, and feel like burn out was about to set in. The kind of blog posts I do take … Continue reading
Posted in Java, Software Engineering
Tagged apache, cluster, guides, Java, open-source, performance, web
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ResourceTransformFilter – DataUris, LessCSS, Javascript and CSS Compression Made Easy!
ResourceTransformFilter is a swiss-army-knife for HTML/CSS/Javascript transformation in Java web applications. It’s a new addition to the visural-common Apache 2.0 licensed project. Apply this filter in your Java webapp to get – Automatic CSS DataURI image inlining for supported browsers Automatic … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Java, Software Engineering
Tagged automation, css, Java, javascript, open-source, tips, visural-common, web
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