Does any one configured Fortify Security scope with HP WebInspect?
I have configured Security scope with Tomcat, but the Webinspect is still not detecting the scurityscope agent.
Any inputs?
For this to work, you need to have minimum WebInspect version 9.1, and SecurityScope 3.2 for Java.
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I am using RubyMine 5.4.2 on Linux_Mint 16. I cannot find Model Dependency Model Diagram option in it. But it is mentioned in its documentation.
What I have tried
I tried commands Ctrl+ALt+U and CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+U (NOT WORKED)
There is also NO option available in settings for Diagrams too.
I am working on an ROR application. I am new to this language and I need this feature. Anybody who may have encountered same problem in Ubuntu or in any other flavor of Linux, can give me a suggestion how to solve this problem?
Check plugins "Ruby UML Support Integration" and "UML Support" in Preferences > Plugins list. They should be enabled.
One of the nice features of Solr is its ability to import sql data. However its feature is removed in the bundled version in Datastax. Manually adding the missing jar to $SOLR_HOME/lib and configurations files only make it appear in the Solr portal page, but it still does not work. Datastax is hiding Solr log to some unknown place not documented in its official doc, making troubleshooting more difficult. Has anybody been able to make it work?
Sorry for the inconvenience, but the current releases of DataStax Enterprise do not support the Solr Data Import Handler. This is a known problem. We expect to have it fixed in an upcoming release (likely in a 3.2.x release.)
DataStax Enterprise tightly integrates Solr, so there are configuration differences that need to be taken into account when configuring plugins for Solr. Configuring of DIH will be fixed and documented in an upcoming release.
Our enterprise uses CA Wily Introscope for production live environment. We want to develop an application using GRAILS, but I could not find any documentation on web/stackoverflow regarding this. Has anyone has done this? Is this possible? Else we may have to go back to doing in java.
Yes. It can be done quite easily. We do that in our enterprise, Grails is after all java under the hood running on the JVM and Wily has no issues dealing with that.
I cannot find any clearly description about the upgrad from ESXi 4.x to ESXi 5.0. ( I can just found documents about the upgrades of vSphere, but I do not need them.) Does anybody knows a good document about the ESXi update?
Just boot from the ESXi 5 installation CD, and make sure you pick the option to keep the existing datastores during installation (and make damn sure you have a good set of backups!)
Grails 2.0 projects currently come with resources plugin 1.1.5, which appears to have several dependency problems (e.g. see answer for this post). I'm using IntelliJ, and while I updated BuildConfig.groovy to
runtime ":resources 1.1.6"
which appears to cause IntelliJ to bring in new files, it doesn't update the plugins section (it still shows the old 1.1.5).
So then I did an uninstall-plugin-in resources, which got rid of the plugin in the Grails view. I then did install-plugin resources, and even though the resources plugin website shows it is at 1.1.6, I got a resources-1.1.3 plugin.
How is this possible? That's several versions back now. Additionally the website says it was updated 3 weeks ago to version 1.1.6.
Should one ever even use install-plugin? Can someone please tell me the preferred way to bring plugins into projects?
Thanks.
P.S. Not clear how to download this plugin.
The format for the dependency resolution DSL is group:name:version.
For the resources plugin it should be runtime ":resources:1.1.6"
The install-plugin command has been unofficially deprecated in favor of the dependency resolution DSL.
BUT, here's the first reference to install-plugin in the latest Grails 2.0 documentation:
"Grails supports Rails-style migrations via the Database Migration plugin which can be installed by running
grails install-plugin database-migration
IT WOULD APPEAR GRAILS 2.0 NEEDS TO HAVE AN OVERVIEW SECTION IN CHAPTER 3 -- JUST A FEW WORDS --, EXPLAINING THE DEPARTURE FROM USING INSTALL-PLUGIN, vs CREATING CONFUSION, AND NOT EVEN DOCUMENTING refresh-dependences anywhere in the main Grails 2.0 document if one searches for the term.
Otherwise I think developers like myself spend lots of time doing just the opposite of the main goal of what Grails is, wasting hours configuring things and getting them to run together, realizing the exact opposite of the Grail's goal: "the search is over", easy/fast application development.