Monthly Archives: May 2008

Workflow SpringModule

I have introduced the Workflow SpringModule at Friday’s Spring User Group meeting in London; I was very pleased to see that people are interested in the module. Unfortunately, it is not available in the main SpringModules project yet, but I … Continue reading

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Spring User Group – Jan & Aleksa presenting

As you may already know the Spring User Group UK is having its first meeting on the afternoon of 30th May at the the Crypt, in St. James Church, next to Skills Matter. The organisers have put together a very … Continue reading

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Brand New Site Around the Corner

When I’ve had a spare hour or two between projects I have been working on the brand-spanking new cake site. It will have some smooth UI tweaks thanks to jQuery and pretty interesting features on the contact page with integrated … Continue reading

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Email Header Injection security

If you web application sends emails based on information entered in the form, you should pay attention to the possibility of Email header injection attack. Email header injection attack is based on flaws in the email protocol. Headers in the … Continue reading

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RDBMS

Here’s another in the series of our internal talks, this time on our old friends, the relational database management systems — also known under their misleading alias — databases. In the talk, I’ve explained some of the concepts of relational … Continue reading

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