Starting the Hadoop Recipe series, in which I shall pick up a topic and provide sample code around it. Each shall be small and concise, would provide ready to use hints on topics covered. The post covers usage of Custom Counters in Java in Hadoop world. Counters are very helpful in MapReduce world. We can [...]
This is the 2nd part in the series. Please refer to Updating Google Calendar with MS Project Tasks – Revisited for Part 1, including how to build the code. In the previous post we saw, how to list all the Calendar’s. In this post we shall build upon the code to list all the calendar’s [...]
Abstract In this small post we shall explore Terracotta, a leading pure Java Scalability platform. The discussion is based on the AtomicInteger example from Terracotta site, which shows how to implement a Cluster wide id generator (Actually it’s the Sequencer example, but to keep my steps simple had used AtomicInteger). The reason why I choose [...]
In the first part, we shall explore what are the different ways of writing a MS Project file using MPXJ. Pre-requisite The article assumes that you have downloaded MPXJ release and related dependencies. If not here are the links for download MPXJ – http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=70649 Dependencies – http://mpxj.sourceforge.net/dependencies.html Now let’s get back to the original [...]
It’s been a while since my last post on using MPXJ. You can find it here. Since then have been observing the search items and have found that need to have some simple posts related to MPXJ. So starting a series on MPXJ, which I shall keep updating as and when I learn more about [...]
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