Interesting article about cloud computing. In the video, it says clouds is powered by virtualizations. So which virtualization should we go to? open source or propriety? Let me know if you have any opinions. :-D
Bongo is here
18 hours ago
I come across an interesting and short presentation on Lean startup. As curious like usual, I checked out the slides and really like it. One point in the slides that mentioned are 1 day release that struck me the most. As we are practicing few weeks per release which kinda normal nowadays. So what you think of 1 day release cycle? :-D
And check out this SlideShare Presentation, cheers!
And check out this SlideShare Presentation, cheers!
Today I ran into unusual problem. Today I want to transfer our Beta 0.7 version to testing server which we just recently bought. As it's works perfectly in my developer machine (does this sounds familiar :p), so i happily transfer my databases and compiled files over to the new server.
Then i realized the URL is pointed as localhost and this works on local machine which I don't intend to test on the machine but over local network. So my past experience with ASP.Net, i can either connect to the newly setup website using IP address (eg. http://localhost/workflow7 to http://192.168.2.10/workflow7). Well it does show me the login page and after I login into, the unexpected happens. As we are developing in Silverlight and about that's about 90% of our current GUI, it stops working and I got this error, crossdomain error calling webservice which we using to communicate our UI layer with application layer. This is really puzzling as I already have the clientaccesspolicy.xml in my application folder. So I start to google about this and seem this is quite a common issue for Silverlight with web services.
Thus I’m really scratching my head and after intense 1 hour of searching, I found no solutions. I have tried crossdomain.xml after found . But still not working but if I switched back to localhost, then everything works again. This is surely frustrated. But after a good dinner and bath, I try my luck again in Google and i found this excellent article about setting cross domain for Silverlight workaround from Jon Galloway article which pointed me to correct direction about my issue. It got me to Tim Heuer blog about clientaccesspolicy file. I read the whole the article and the last paragraph show my mistakes and it's so plain simple. Let me quote from the site about whereabouts of the file
Root is the word I’m looking for and my file is located wrong place after all. So it should be at the root of the domain and after i copied the file over to my root domain which in this case is the default (wwwroot folder which i think is default folder used by 90% people :-D). My application now is working now. I'm so relieve that I don't have to spend another few hours for this problem. So thanks to Jon and Tim for help me to solve my issue. So anyone else is having this issue? Do leave me a comment if you have similar issues and I see if I can help as well.
Have a nice day!
Then i realized the URL is pointed as localhost and this works on local machine which I don't intend to test on the machine but over local network. So my past experience with ASP.Net, i can either connect to the newly setup website using IP address (eg. http://localhost/workflow7 to http://192.168.2.10/workflow7). Well it does show me the login page and after I login into, the unexpected happens. As we are developing in Silverlight and about that's about 90% of our current GUI, it stops working and I got this error, crossdomain error calling webservice which we using to communicate our UI layer with application layer. This is really puzzling as I already have the clientaccesspolicy.xml in my application folder. So I start to google about this and seem this is quite a common issue for Silverlight with web services.
Thus I’m really scratching my head and after intense 1 hour of searching, I found no solutions. I have tried crossdomain.xml after found . But still not working but if I switched back to localhost, then everything works again. This is surely frustrated. But after a good dinner and bath, I try my luck again in Google and i found this excellent article about setting cross domain for Silverlight workaround from Jon Galloway article which pointed me to correct direction about my issue. It got me to Tim Heuer blog about clientaccesspolicy file. I read the whole the article and the last paragraph show my mistakes and it's so plain simple. Let me quote from the site about whereabouts of the file
"Either way, when you are done with the file, it needs to go in the ROOT of the domain. This is important as it is not the application root, but the root web. Even if your app is at foo.com/myapp, the policy file needs to be at foo.com/clientaccesspolicy.xml."
Root is the word I’m looking for and my file is located wrong place after all. So it should be at the root of the domain and after i copied the file over to my root domain which in this case is the default (wwwroot folder which i think is default folder used by 90% people :-D). My application now is working now. I'm so relieve that I don't have to spend another few hours for this problem. So thanks to Jon and Tim for help me to solve my issue. So anyone else is having this issue? Do leave me a comment if you have similar issues and I see if I can help as well.
Have a nice day!
Here at Unispace, we would like to wish everyone Happy New Year!! This year we will be releasing our beta real soon and will update everyone here about it.
We would like to wish everyone good health, plenty of 'Good Luck' and tons of happiness in coming year ahead. Have a blast 2010!
We would like to wish everyone good health, plenty of 'Good Luck' and tons of happiness in coming year ahead. Have a blast 2010!
Today our Unispace blog had changed from unispaceworks.blogspot.com to blog.unispaceworks.com. This is to reflect a more streamline our websites addresses. Hope this will make easier time for our readers or customers who are following our blogs.
Today i just made some changes in my blog. There's been ages i have updated our blog. As a programmer, i always fascinated with animated programs. So today i made some adjustments to the blog to show a really cool tag clouds. It's combination of flash and some fancy javascripts.
It's a product from WP-Cumulus made by Roy Tanck which meant for WordPress. But there are different implementations for WP-Cumulus and for blogger i found from Amanda Fazani. In her article, we explain how to install BlogCumulus by changing Template and voila we are done! there are some tweaking to it, such as fonts, background color. So for more info, check it out here.
Today found an interesting slides on Business Model and it's business example is Skype, an VOIP software company.
Interesting to know how to position our business model based on this slides? Will update in the next post. See if that helps us.
Please leave your comments if you have other ideas on your Business Model.
Interesting to know how to position our business model based on this slides? Will update in the next post. See if that helps us.
Please leave your comments if you have other ideas on your Business Model.
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