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by Mark Tsibulski || November 28th, 2014 There are many ways to implement a RESTful service, but what if you need to do it in Java and you use Netbeans? I recently had a project like this and it was quite an experience to get my enviorment up and working. With Java, there are just so many...
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by Christian Crawford || November 7th, 2014 Restful architectures are often used to create client/server network environments. REST, which stands for representational state transfer, is a simpler alternative to SOAP and WSDL services, but still maintains great features like platform-independence and language independence. REST services explicitly use HTTP methods when implementing their calls, therefore any good API...
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by Jitesh Doshi || October 7th, 2014 In Drupal, sometimes, you want to share user profiles with the world, but then they can also see the "History" and the "Member for" information about your users. If that information is not what you want to show the world, then all you have to do is implement hook_preprocess_user_profile and...
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by Mark Tsibulski || October 6th, 2014 Have you ever desired to have display of different View filter criteria depending on the user's role? There are two ways of achieving this, I will explain both the ways in this article. In following example, I want to show 4 search criteria to a user with administrator role: Event...
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by Jitesh Doshi || October 3rd, 2014 Welcome to the newly redesigned SpinSpire.com. It was on Drupal and it is still on Drupal, only better. We here at SpinSpire believe in eating our own dogfood. So we re-built our own site the way we would (re)build a client's site. The site is fully responsive. Made with mobile...
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by Priya Ganesan || July 30th, 2014 SpinSpire is delighted to support Indian Culturual Society of Jacksonville (JAXICS) with a cash donation of $2,500 and become their first Diamond level annual sponsor for year 2014. Indian Cultural Society of Jacksonville is a 501(c)(3) certified organization dedicated to serving the Jacksonville South Asian community and promoting and sharing...
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