Measurement in Software Engineering

1.    INTRODUCTION
Measurement is one of the key actions behind any quality product not only in software engineering but also in all industries. It is quite challenging for software engineers as software is different from any other products. Measure of a software entity is very important because through measuring we can find the defects in process and also estimate efforts and time.... read more

Learning is a Bridge between Work and Innovation

Literary, Learning is transmitting knowledge from one to another which helps one or a certain group of people enhancing knowledge, productivity, efficiency, skill and innovativeness. In the current competitive world an organization has to be innovative and bring new ideas time to time in order to sustain and maintain a steady growth. All those factors which are achieved by learning are really needed when an organization needs to adopt new technology or process in order to bring new product to the market.... read more

Sending Email From Your Spring Application

The Spring Framework provides a helpful utility library for sending email that shields the user from the specifics of the underlying mailing system and is responsible for low level resource handling on behalf of the client.... read more

Itegrating DWR (Direct Web Remoting) with Spring

Hi Springers, I have used DWR (Direct Web Remoting) in my last project which was pretty interesting and I want to share the simplest way of using DWR with spring application. Download the latest version of dwr.jar from here. And put it in the /WEB-INF/lib folder. I have used DWR 2.0.5.... read more

Restoring Default Ubuntu Panel

This is for the newbies in the Ubuntu Community. Sometimes we want to configure our panels on Ubuntu to give a nicer look. And the newbies often fail to do that as they want and may want to restore the default panel settings. Restoring the default panel setting on Ubuntu is pretty simple. Just run the following command in the terminal and you will get your default Ubuntu panels back.... read more

Installing Apache Tomcat 6 on Ubuntu (8.04 / 8.10)

Before we install Tomcat you’ll need to make sure that whether we already have installed Java. Let’s assume that we are trying to install Tomcat we’ve already installed java, but if we aren’t sure we can check with the dpkg command like so:... read more

How to Install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on Ubuntu (8.04 / 8.10)

This is for the newbies in the world of Ubuntu. Use the following steps to install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) in Ubuntu.... read more

Is Keyboard not working properly in Ubuntu 8.10?

Recently I have updated my Ubuntu machine at office from 8.04 (Hardy) to 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex). Surprisingly my keyboard was not working properly specially the arrow keys, HOME and END keys. Then I searched through google and found a quick solution. That I am sharing here to help others who may face this problem.
Just run the following command in the terminal all keys of your keyboard will work.... read more

How to install or add PHP GD support in Ubuntu

PHP is mainly a server side language which renders the code at server and throws the output to the client end through Apache or any other HTTP server. So, being a newbie we often suffer from GD support in Ubuntu. This are the following steps to install or add PHP GD support in Ubuntu.... read more

How to install JDK in Ubuntu

Those who are involved in Java based application development must need to use Java Development Kit (JDK). And those are newbie in the world of Ubuntu may don’t know how to install JDK in Ubuntu. This is quite simple to install JDK in ubuntu. Just run the following command in the terminal and follow the steps.... read more