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.Net vs Java - very funny video trailer
Posted on April 25, 11 @ 01:20 am under Websites to see and has no comments.
A very funny video on .Net vs Java. Though little adult content is mixed in it, the concept is very creative.
See this - http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdwk35_dylin-prestly-microsoft-net-vs-java_tech 
Telugu font typing in Ubuntu
Posted on April 21, 11 @ 05:57 pm under Uncategorized and has no comments.
To get telugu fonts in ubuntu, as well as type telugu in various applications. you should first install ttf-telugu-fonts and scim-m17n packages
sudo apt-get install ttf-telugu-fonts language-pack-te
sudo apt-get install scim-m17n
Restart the system. Run scim-m17n (from Alt+F2).
In gedit, right click and select Input Method as SCIM Bridge Input Method.
Then click on scim icon in tray panel and select Telugu > te-rts.
Now you can type in telugu.
To get the scim text from gedit to Openoffice Writer, just copy paste the text from text editor.
To know how to type telugu characters, learn typing words in quillpad.in online unicode editor.
Naalona sivudu galadu lyrics
Posted on April 21, 11 @ 02:23 pm under Sing Along and has no comments.
Fantastic song on Lord Shiva by Tanikella Bharani.
నాలోన శివుడు గలడు నీలోన శివుడు గలడు
నాలోన శివుడు గలడు నీలోన శివుడు గలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
లోకమ్ములేలగలడు కోరితే శోకమ్ము బాపగలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
గంగ పైకెత్తగలడు పాపులను తుంగలో తొక్కగలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
కొండపైనుండగలడు వరమిచ్చి గుండేలో పండగలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
ఒకకన్ను తెరవగలడు వద్దంటే రెంటినీ మూయగలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
సగము పంచీయగలడు తిక్కతో అసలు తుంచేయగలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
మనలోన కలవగలడు దయతోటి తనలోన కలపగలడు
నాలోనగల శివుడు నీలోనగల శివుడు
నాటకాలాడగలడు తెరదించి మూట కట్టేయగలడు
Pigeon Impossible
Posted on April 20, 11 @ 01:55 pm under Websites to see and has no comments.
A fantastic 3D animation movie. Realistic 3D modelling and innovative concept. Check out http://pigeonimpossible.com/
A blog for lyric lovers
Posted on April 18, 11 @ 07:18 am under Websites to see and has no comments.
A blog for lyric lovers - http://divyakshar.blogspot.com/
April 11, 2011
Posted on April 11, 11 @ 02:05 pm under Diary and has no comments.
I found this book - Beginning Zend framework by Apress publications to be much more useful for those starting to learn Zend framework like me. The book explains the framework in an elaborated way that makes novice to understand the inside out of the framework. I recommend this book in your shelf. Today i finished reading this book. I am now confident of trying it out on this site.
April 06, 2011
Posted on April 06, 11 @ 09:59 pm under Diary and has no comments.
Evening I had interview with Olive Technology. In the final round HR told me that my experience is more than what is required and she said that very professionally. I guess they want a junior who just obey their orders, but not a person who has done a one man job several times.
Post 4: Understanding zend framework folder structure
Posted on April 06, 11 @ 12:41 pm under Zend Framework and has no comments.
When you create a project with zf command line tool you will have these folders
application: All your application models, views and controllers will reside in application folder.
docs: Will have your documentation
library: will have your library scripts or any 3rd party scripts
public: has index.php, which acts as entry point into your application.
tests: will have your application test scripts.
With in application folder, you will have
configs: contains configuration files, these will, by default, have ini extension.
controllers, models, views: will have respective files.
and Bootstrap.php
How the scripts are accessed from browser?
The url will be of following pattern: http://website.com/controller/action/parameters
Where to place what?
The final output you see on browser will have a controller, having business logic and view, having the html content. If you use any datasource, such as database, you will also have models. you need to place those scripts individually in these folders.
Post 3: Accessing Zend library on shared hosts
Posted on April 06, 11 @ 11:53 am under Zend Framework and has no comments.
Remember the library folder I told in Post 1? If you have access to php.ini folder, you will add the path in the include_path. What about shared webhosts, especially godaddy.com, where you dont have access to php.ini.
I have my second trick for that here. Just copy the complete Zend folder into library folder.
If you get Warning: require_once(Zend/Application.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in error in so-so folder, check the permissions on zend library folder. If the apache user is not able to access the files, it will show this error. I had struggled for almost one hour to trace this out, and once i chmod-ded it, it got included.
Now if you access the application again, your welcome page will show up.
Post 2: Creating application with zend framework
Posted on April 06, 11 @ 10:03 am under Zend Framework and has no comments.
I assume that you have two work areas to check the application
1. A development server, or your desktop, where you have limited public access but complete control on your webserver internals.
2. A live server, or production server, where you will deploy your application for public use.
When you work in a professional environment, you might have many servers in between, like UAT server, testing server, etc etc.
Deployment at a glance
Dont get confused when I jump out and talk deployment, even before creating the application. You just need to understand how the application will be accessed.
1. On development server: On apache you can add a virtual host and point it to your application folder, and configure the hosts file to access it.
2. On live server: You already have your webroot configured, so you can just copy paste your application contents into that.
Creating a virtual host in Apache:
Google it and configure according to your environment. Point that virtual host to a empty directory, where you want your application to reside.
Many programmers say that the virtual host should be configured after creating the zend project, so that it points to public folder within that. That is true on a server on which we have a control. But shared webhost provider will not allow you to specify the folder of your choice. You have to adjust in what he gives. I have a trick for that. Will tell two tricks for that.
Creating zend application from zf command line tool
Give the command >zf create project.
It will ask for a path, give the path of the newly created virtual host folder. Few folders and files will be created. But you will not see any index.php as a starting point. Actually that index.php is in public folder again. So just create another index.php in your main folder and include public/index.php. i.e. include('public/index.php'); This is my first trick.
Now access your virtual host from browser. You will see a Welcome page. if you dont see a welcome page, check out the steps that you did previously or search on Google.
Note 1:
On ubuntu, either virtual host can be configured, or an alias can be created till the public folder. There after in public/.htaccess, add this line: RewriteBase /
Note 2:
On ubuntu, alias can be configured in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/00-default.
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