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gjb2048

Thank you ejolson, very informative. Linux security is not something I know much about and can do a little system management, will definitely read up on this.

gjb2048

Thank you to everyone who has replied so far. Really pragmatic advise. So what if the bank / shop had their JS compromised by a third party update, like was on the news that month? Would legally they be the problem even if your device for whatever reason was subseptable to the Meltdown / Spectre iss...

gjb2048

Thank you for your reply DarkPlatinum. Ok, given that the pi's password is changed and that the ARM CPU is not affected by Spetre / Meltdown, then therefore Raspbian as a distribution of Linux just as secure as any other distribution and as always with risk 'as good as it can be'?

gjb2048

Hello, Given what Eben has written here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/why-raspberry-pi-isnt-vulnerable-to-spectre-or-meltdown/ and then doing a search on these forums for 'Meltdown' and finding https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=201453 - I was wondering if the Pi is a be...

gjb2048

This: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/setup.html - might help

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gjb2048

Hello,

I've made a screen cast which demonstrates using RMI without RMIC on the Raspberry Pi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bf8h-u3HHCc - which I thought you might enjoy.

The code is GPLv3 so feel free to download and use. Links underneath the screen cast.

Cheers,

Gareth

gjb2048

What if one of the surfaces was metal but you used sealant? Perhaps even a heat pipe to the metal surface from heat sinks on the chips?

gjb2048

Hi Daan,

I have a screen cast where I demonstrate a simple program for beginners using Java on the Pi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enmEmym85xc

Cheers,

Gareth

gjb2048

Hi Clicky,

Ooooh, now I'm intrigued by:

I have a list of reasons why it is really bad idea

As I do think that Ant + Ivy is good for J2SE but not J2EE, so would love to read your list

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Cheers,

Gareth

gjb2048

This worked well for me: http://www.modmypi.com/raspberry-pi/cas ... ry-pi-case whilst my Rev 1 B worked

gjb2048

I have one of these: http://www.modmypi.com/raspberry-pi/cas ... case-clear and its great

gjb2048

Thank you:

precious_pony wrote: Set up your build to compile to a RAM disk (typically build systems output classes to a /bin or /target folder, you can configure this output folder to be beneath the RAM disk device)....

I'll give this a try

gjb2048

Oh, by 'proper' I meant program construction, not really the automated build process. Its just tools like Ant help to speed up the building process itself. I would not want to dare teach dependency injection to KS4 or less. It might be a topic of conversation for level 3 and actually taught at level...

gjb2048

Ah ha! But I'm thinking of the educational context where you have a whole class of students working on the Pi's. And you want to teach the ability to automate the build process and compilation of more than one file. You don't have to create a Jar file but you do want to teach the need to break a pro...

gjb2048

Hello, When creating JAR files by hand I've become frustrated by the process, so looked into Maven but found it slow on the Pi, then looked at Gradle and also found that slow. Then I remembered 'Ant' from ages ago, so I've created a screen cast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gdISDOuSn4 - that co...

gjb2048

Awesome, thank you Xerxes :D The Jed java formatting is based on the c formatting therefore you may fix the indentation to be 3 spaces like in your video by creating a ~/.jedrc file containting: (C_INDENT, C_BRACE, C_BRA_NEWLINE, C_CONTINUED_OFFSET, C_Colon_Offset) = (3,0,1,3,0); I found out that th...

gjb2048

Hi, I want to use 'Jed' for creating a series of screen casts on programming with Java on the Pi as I think it's a good editor for beginners to use but... I would like the braces to be neat and lined up without excessive tabbing. I know its based on Emacs but cannot find a solution to my particular ...

gjb2048

Hi, I noticed that the file 'libjli.so' does come with the tarball, in the '/lib/arm/jli' folder, so a quick Google saw posts relating to the 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH' environment variable. So I tried that with an 'export' command but still did not work. I was assuming that a path to the 'lib' folder would ...

gjb2048

Thanks Malcolm

gjb2048

Hi,

I'm getting the same error, is there a way of getting the 'libjli.so' file installed on Raspbian?

Thanks,

Gareth

gjb2048

Hi, I've been looking everywhere for an easy way to get internet access for my Pi, then I came across this: http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?categoryid=241&model=TL-WR702N I think it's been mentioned before, but thought I would share my experiences. When configured and placed in 'clie...

gjb2048

Hi,

Whilst searching for Java on the Raspberry Pi, I found this:

http://marakana.com/s/raspberry_pi_deve ... index.html

An excellent video of how to install and use Embedded Java on the Pi

Cheers,

Gareth

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