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AngularJS – Format Cents As Monetary Unit (Dollars, Rand etc)
1. Create a filter app.filter(’MonetaryUnit’, function () { return function (amount) { return (amount / 100).toFixed(2); } });app.filter(‘MonetaryUnit’, function () { return function (amount) { return (amount / 100).toFixed(2); } }); 2. Apply filter to field {{someField | MonetaryUnit}}{{someField | … Continue reading
May Jozi JUG – Code Dojo and Open Source Contributions
The Jozi JUG is hosting their May event on Monday the 26th. There will be two tracks on the evening, so there’s something for everyone. What are you waiting for? RSVP today! A big thank to Oracle for hosting and … Continue reading
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IT Cuties and Code Babes – Why Oh Why?
An acquaintance of mine posted a link to the IT Cuties site. The description is “Programming tutorials hosted by cute girls”. Not women, but girls. This led me to discover the even more explicit Code Babes where you can learn … Continue reading
HMAC SHA512 in Java
When doing some research on authentication tokens I came across the post Don’t Hash Secrets and learn’t of a few new things, one of which was HMAC: Hash-based message authentication code. I use Google Guava for some utility functions, but … Continue reading
Submit HTML form using AngularJS
The payment gateway I’m integrating with requires a post from a form to navigate to their payment page. Some of the information I need to post is dependent on the results from a call to my back end server. My … Continue reading
Xamarin View Fails To Bind To Model
MvxBind:Warning: 9.81 Unable to bind: source property source not found Property:SomeObject on null-objectMvxBind:Warning: 9.81 Unable to bind: source property source not found Property:SomeObject on null-object One of the causes of the above error is mixing up the order of base.OnCreate … Continue reading
5 Minute NLog Wrapper: Limiting The Number Of Emails Sent
If you’re using an Email target to send notifications when an error occurs, it may be useful to limit the frequency of those emails. One way of achieving this is to wrap your target that sends email in a Wrapper … Continue reading
JEE7 Launch with Arun Gupta
The Jozi JUG is hosting Arun Gupta on 26 August for the launch of JEE7. You can RSVP on Meetup. See you there! Arun Gupta will be flying in (not to Waterkloof) to give a presentation to the Jozi JUG … Continue reading
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Unit Testing WebMethods Services With JUnit
Unit tests are ubiquitous (or at least should be) amongst software projects. Some environments are easier to unit test than others, and WebMethods is somewhere in the middle. As the services run on a server and the tests in your … Continue reading
WebMethods Client – java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: iaik/x509/X509Certificate
If you’re calling a WebMethods service from a client and you get the error below, you need to add the enttoolkit jar to your classpath. It can be found under the Software AG installation directory on the server: \common\lib\ext\enttoolkit.jar java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: … Continue reading
