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Hector Perez

How to scan Java files only in HP Fortify Audit Workbench 16.10

Recently I needed to run a Fortify scan on a project with several modules. I was told to scan only Java files (*.java) but with the constraint that this files should not be the ones inside test directories (*test*). After doing some research and reading the documentation I came up

How to convert a String into JSON object in Node.JS

Just a few days ago I needed to do this and I found this useful function. Very simple: var jsonStr = "{"firstName":"Siry", "lastName":"Mazari"}"; console.log('JSON String: %s', jsonStr); var jsonObj = JSON.parse(jsonStr); console.log('First Name: %s', jsonObj.firstName); console.log('Last Name: %s', jsonObj.lastName); The

How to increase memory in HP Fortify Audit Workbench 4.10

Today I faced some issue when using Fortify. I was getting something like this: [error]: There is not enough memory available to complete analysis. For details on making more memory available, please consult the user manual [warning]: There were 2 problems with insufficient memory. Results may be incomplete. Consider allocating

How to add Archive Version to MANIFEST.MF file with Maven

I was asssigned a task in which I needed to see the version of the war file deployed in the weblogic admin console, it was not being displayed and they wanted to see it, so I had no clue about it, after some research I found that in the MANIFEST.

How to find strings in files in Linux

Today I needed to search for a specific string in all files inside a SOAP UI project, you just need to execute the following command: grep -rnw "getList" /home/SOAPUI_Proj/ Please notice that the text in italics means that the value is variable. Sources: * http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/

How to find strings in files in Linux

Today I needed to search for a specific string in all files inside a SOAP UI project, you just need to execute the following command: grep -rnw "getList" /home/SOAPUI_Proj/ Please notice that the text in italics means that the value is variable. Sources: * http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/

How to change keyboard layout in CentOS Linux

Today I ran into the problem of installing a virtual machine that has a french keyboard layout. I have a US keyboard so it’s clear that I needed to change. Here’s how to do it from console. 1. Open the keyboard file for editing vi /etc/sysconfig/keyboard