While OpenDRAC developers where in Utrecht planning the future of the open source project, researchers from across the world were in New Orleans for Super Computing 2010. It was here...
OpenDRAC developers converged this week on the SURFnet offices in Utrecht, The Netherlands for our first developer’s workshop. Day one was filled with presentations from the early years of the...
GLIF workshops are made up of equal parts status reports, show-and-tell presentations, direction setting, and professional networking. Many of the sub-working groups work extremely hard on the weeks coming up...
The weeks leading up to the 10th Annual Global LambdaGrid Workshop (October 13th -14th 2010) were extremely hectic and filled with sleepless nights. Ten network providers and research institutions participating...
Many people are more comfortable utilizing command line subversion tools instead of using subversion integrated with their favorite IDE. In this article we discuss how to download a fresh copy...
So you have imported OpenDRAC into NetBeans and have tried to build through the IDE with no success. Before you start to panic, let me explain the top reason for...
Importing the OpenDRAC code base from SVN into Netbeans is extremely simple using integrated Subversion support. At the moment the OpenDRAC repository is password protected so you will need to...
A.k.a – Why are my Tomcat configuration changes not being used? I switched from Eclipse to NetBeans near the end of 2009 after a disastrous attempt at installing support for...
It was with great anticipation that the OpenDRAC team converged on Berkeley, CA for meetings with the OSCARS team held at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The original date for our...
It took a few months longer than expected. An additional bump in the road caused by the sale of Nortel’s Metro Ethernet Networking division to Ciena, but on June 3rd...
