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Tag Archives: Ubuntu
Setting up Open Source Flex SDK with debugging on Ubuntu
Step by step instructions for setting up Open Source Flex SDK with debugging on Ubuntu.
On moving to Ubuntu
I’ve been using Windows for all of my development career but in recent months I have found myself pushed to find an alternative OS. I decided to switch over to Ubuntu and so far I have been pretty happy with the experience.
URL Rewriting with Railo, Tomcat and mod_jk
I am using the very easy Viviotech Railo installer for my Railo installations with Apache and Tomcat on Ubuntu (or CentOS). By default, this installer uses the mod_jk connector approach to pass requests from Apache to Tomcat (and then to Railo). I needed to set up some URL rewriting of .cfm files but found that [...]
Setting up a Railo website in Ubuntu Apache Tomcat
If you have followed the instructions in the previous post then you hopefully have a working Railo server. Next step is to set up a website. There are three main steps required 1) Add the site domain name to your hosts file 2) Add the site to apache 3) Add the site to tomcat

Installing Django with Apache and mod_wsgi on Ubuntu 10.04