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[...] their choice using nothing but standard web protocols. This enables developers… Read more › The post Spring and HipChat Sitting in a Tree appeared first on Isos Technology Blogs. [...]

[...] post we will explore using Spring Integration to swap our OAuth token for an… Read more › The post Spring and HipChat Sitting in a Tree – Part 2 appeared first on Isos Technology Blogs. [...]

[...] hates me for using STS, but that is an internal matter. In the second post, we… Read more › The post Spring and HipChat sitting in a Tree – Part 3 appeared first on Isos Technology Blogs. [...]

[...] history of technical blogging. However, we might top it today by registering… Read more › The post Spring and HipChat sitting in a Tree – Part 4 appeared first on Isos Technology Blogs. [...]

[...] Another Atlassian Summit is nearly upon us…where has the time gone? Well, here’s a little recap on how our Atlassian [...]

[...] Been wondering what went into Isos Technology's Atlassian Summit 2014 appearance? Read on to find out. Read more › The post Atlassian Summit 2014 Ramp Up [...]

[...] Well, another Atlassian Summit has come and gone. Summit 2014 had a slightly different feel than those before it. For one [...]

[...] Spring Integration ships with basic support for security via Spring Security. Out of the box, the developer is able to secure both send and receive access to a channel. [...]

[...] If you’ve been using Spring Security at all, then you’re probably familiar with the PreAuthorize annotation, typically used in the [...]

[...] So, you have a Spring MVC application that uses Spring Security for authentication and authorization. While your application is probably buckling under the [...]

[...] Spoiler alert: JIRA Service Desk is (now) da bomb When JIRA Service Desk (JSD) was announced over a year ago, everyone in the extended Atlassian customer family was [...]

[...] time to go into detail of how his excellent use… Read more › The post Automagical SLAs in JIRA Service Desk appeared first on Isos Technology Blogs. [...]

[...] In its 2.0 incarnation, JIRA Service Desk is another strong product in the Atlassian lineup. Read more › The post JIRA Service Desk A- [...]

[...] If you are new to Android development, you’re likely to be thrown for a loop when it comes to working with Fragments… more [...]

[...] of the navigation drawer into something useful is kinda confusing. I’m really new to Android development, but after a little time fiddling around I was able to take the code that Eclipse gives you [...]

[...] Even if you are just starting to learn Android development, you are probably aware of the options available for working with the SDK. And even though [...]