Monthly Archives: May 2013

May 22
2013

Orders from Scannet Webshop 2 to e-conomic

A customer needed to move orders from Scannet webshop 2 to e-conomic. Its possible to rent an integrated solution, but it has a number of flaws that makes it unusable for at least this customer, they are: Orders are exported … Continue reading

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May 22
2013

Exchange EDI/EDIFACT D96A documents for free

A customer had a problem, they needed to read and generate EDIFACT D96A documents for orders and invoices. They had absolutely nothing, so they were starting from scratch. The solution is quite simple, and solved with pure and proven open … Continue reading

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May 21
2013

A bit of Mysql

Just a few simple things that can be done in mysql, mostly so i have a place i can remember: Innodb – remove the binlogs The bin logs in mysql can take up extremely much disk space. Remember to cleanup … Continue reading

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May 20
2013

Reliable and rock solid Java HID USB communication

I did not manage to find a reliable and fully working HID library for Java, so i modified an existing library with focus on stability for running 24/7 Java HID services. Windows only. The Java HID library is based on … Continue reading

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May 20
2013

Extensive logging with Apache Flume

Flume is an interesting distributed, reliable, and available service for efficiently collecting, aggregating, and moving large amounts of log data. We plan to use it for a larger setup with multiple heavy traffic servers, so i make a short note … Continue reading

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