The other day, I ran into this interesting article:
OpenSource.com: Testing in production: Yes, you can (and should)
This article was written about generic software development. I thought it would be a good exercise to apply it to PeopleSoft development in specific…
Cobol has been a thorn in my side for a long time. Working for software vendors, it’s not a given that Cobol is installed because they don’t always need to run payroll and don’t have production instances.
It’s been a while since I have played with OpenCOBOL. It’s been so long that they have renamed it to GnuCobol instead.
I’ve gotten closer so far, but I still can’t get past the database connection. Here’s my notes.
It’s been a while since I have tried to install Application Designer directly on my Linux host. In fact, the last time I tried was many tools versions ago. Since I’ve been playing with a PUM again, it’s time to give it another try.
Here’s my notes:
I started an article with my notes on getting PUM running over 2 years ago, but I never followed through on it. Now, everything is changed, and I’m starting over.
So, here’s my notes on getting HCM PUM 22 running.
Things might look a little different on the blog if you haven’t been back in a while. And, things might not be working quite up to par for a bit. Please pardon the dust. I’m trying to get things back in order as quickly as my schedule allows.
So, here’s what’s going on: I am moving my website to a VPS. My term at Hostgator expired, and I decided that this next year, I want to include SSL on my site and take it to the next level. Doing so at Hostgator was not cost effective in the least.
So, I am rebuilding everything on my own VPS. It’s exciting but things may be a bit rough for a few weeks. I hoping to pull together a new theme on the blog, SSL for securit/SEO, and tie it all together on a multi-site WordPress installation.
Please keep checking back and see how it goes!