Browsing archives for July, 2007

Connecting MySQL From DBDesigner4

Open Source 9 July 2007 5 Comments

I had a problem connecting mysql from DBDesigner4. Error occurs : Connection to database failed. dbExpress Error: Invalid Username/Password Username/Password spelled correctly. The problem is because DBDesigner4 was designed for MySQL 3.x.x. For MySQL 4 and higher we have to do the old password trick. This is the solution which is works fine for me. [...]

How To Install Eclipse 3.3 Manually

Debian,Ubuntu 8 July 2007 24 Comments

I have been using Eclipse for quite some time now. I prefer Eclipse as development IDE because its ease of use. The overall design of Eclipse keeps the tools you need immediately at your fingertips. Using APT to install Eclipse on your Debian / Ubuntu machine will give you the old version of Eclipse. I [...]

Sayonara PHP4?

PHP Programming 7 July 2007 0 Comments

As a PHP Developer, I think it’s time to move forward to PHP5. Today, I checked GoPHP5.org initiative: PHP developers cannot leverage PHP 5′s full potential without dropping support for PHP 4, but PHP 4 is still installed on a majority of shared web hosts and users would then be forced to switch to a [...]

Hacking Firebug

Dojo 7 July 2007 0 Comments

Dojo 0.9 Beta has been released. In Dojo 0.9 dojo.debug() is no longer your friend. They have ported Firebug. dojo.firebug() is a port of Firebug Lite. What this means is that if you are viewing your app on a browser without Firebug, not only will you not get runtime errors, but you’ll get a debugger… [...]

Why Dojo?

Dojo 7 July 2007 0 Comments

Alex has updated the why dojo article. It’s a great article to read for everyone wanting to know what it does and why and also how it compares to the other popular toolkits/ajax framework. The why dojo article is here.