Rob Whelan

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  • Followup: RE: logon problem

    I would guess this means you have HTTP authentication enabled for the minishowcase directory -- so that your photo albums are password-protected. You'd need to update your .htaccess file to password-protect JUST the minishowcase PHP files, excluding soap.php -- otherwise the minimanage app is prevented from communicating from its server-side portion.

    2009-08-17 23:15:20 UTC in Mini Gallery Manager

  • long search/replace text is ignored silently

    When doing a search/replace using text longer than 260 chars in either the search field or the replace field, the dialog accepts the input (it all fits into the field), but the replacement itself silently ignores everything after the first 260 characters, with no warning. At a minimum, that dialog should limit the search/replace dialog fields to only allow 260 chars, or pop a warning that...

    2007-09-07 10:40:40 UTC in Notepad++

  • Followup: Are you *selling* your improvements?

    The GPL only puts restrictions on *redistributing* the work. You are totally free to make whatever changes you want, and keep that source code private, as long as you only use it internally (like with test cases). The GPL only limits you if you want to sell or release Dumbster, with your changes -- then you'd need to sell/release that code under the GPL, and include your updates to the...

    2004-09-27 22:51:37 UTC in Dumbster

  • Followup: RE: User Feedback

    Check out the Dumbster project (also here on SF) -- it seems to be almost the exact same thing. It's a great idea, anyway -- I'm using yours at the moment, but I'm planning on reviewing the source in both projects and probably adding a few features (like ability to run stand-alone, and just printout rec'd messages to system.out, for quick one-time testing). I'd also make it thread-safe;...

    2004-09-27 18:37:02 UTC in SmtpUnit

  • Comment: Editable bytecode!

    Logged In: YES user_id=605764 I've been working on a similar project called "CIDER", with the permission of the original creator to eventually release something under the LGPL. CIDER does support bytecode editing (though the version you can find online is so old as to be unuseable). I created a new GUI for it, but I've been getting frustrated recently because the class parsing code is...

    2004-04-20 23:21:32 UTC in Java Class File Editor

  • Features/architecture discussions

    Is this the proper forum for discussions of future features, etc.? I've been following the progress of this project for quite a while. My main addition would be a way to add custom components. The work I see with the Widget class looks promising, though it's hard to tell from the API what your roadmap is exactly. Any hints? Do you think I'll be able to make my own components (like an...

    2003-07-20 02:48:33 UTC in Thinlet

  • Version 0.9 released

    I copied up the version 0.9 release a few days ago. This release is pretty much functionality-complete, with full support for handling multiple files and packages at once, as well as project-level commands. There are a few final issues to work out before the 1.0 release -- read through the release notes and let me know what you think.

    2002-11-17 05:51:24 UTC in CS-RCS OpenTool

  • Version 0.5 posted

    The opentool has reached a "useful" stage, so I created this project and posted the current version. There aren't any real bugs, but I plan on adding in various new features before the 1.0 release.

    2002-11-06 15:10:32 UTC in CS-RCS OpenTool

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