Blogging Roller
(Dave Johnson on blogging, open source and Java) |
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| Fauxcoly and XHTML |
| Details of Roller setup at blogs.sun.com |
| What's up with Roller? |
| Gentle reminder about Roller support |
| OpenID support in Roller |
| Roller and SocialSite at Open Source Days 2008 |
| Roller status |
| Test post from iPhone |
| Happy 4th birthday to blogs.sun.com |
| Google Summer of Code ideas for Roller |
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HOWTO: Configure Roller to use Memcached
In my last post, I explained the details of Roller cache configuration and I mentioned that Roller's caching system is pluggable but I didn't explain what that really buys you. Basically, what it means is that you can replace Roller's in-memory LRU caching mechanism with something else. In this blog entry, I'll explain how to do that. |
| blogcentral.jpost.com |
| wwwin-blogs.cisco.com |
| The "all Dave" feed |
| Roller Strong #12 |
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How to create a Roller 4.0 theme, part 2
In part one I explained how to create a theme directory and add the required template and resource files. Now I'll wrap things up by explaining what goes into a theme.xml theme definition file and how to deploy your new theme. |
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How to create a Roller 4.0 theme, part 1
The Roller 4.0 Template Author Guide explains how to customize your Roller theme by editing the page templates that define, but it doesn't explain how to create an all-new Roller theme. This is the first of two posts that explain how to create theme for use with Roller 4.0. |
| Roller 4.0 released |
| RC10 is 4.0 |
| Advanced Roller at ApacheCon EU, April 2008 |
| Roller Strong #11 |
| Roller and blogs as a web dev. platform presentation |
| ApacheCon Roller and Struts 2 BOF-BOF sign-up |
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Roller Strong #10
It's been over a month since the last Roller Strong, so now I'm really glad I didn't call this thing Roller Week. Anyhow, in this installment I've got news about including new releases, a big new Roller customer and upcoming Roller-related events. I'll start with the release news. |
| Instructions for Roller w/LDAP and CAS plus Roller on Geronimo |
Ten types of plugins supported by Roller 4.0
I'm working on documenting the Roller plugin system, comparing it to similar systems (e.g. Wordpress and Confluence) and coming up with some proposals for improvements.
As part of that work, I've come up with a list of the plugin types supported by Roller 4.0.
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| Roller 4.0 RC8 is available |
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Roller Strong #9
My blogging has really dropped off in September. I'm working on too many things at once and things that I can't blog about yet, but that doesn't mean I'm neglecting Roller. In fact, the opposite is true and I've got a big new edition of Roller Strong to prove it. So let's get started. |
| ApacheCon US 2007 - still time to be an early bird |
| Roller Strong #8 |
| Atom protocol has been finalized |
| Roller Strong #7 |
| Roller Strong #6 |
| Roller Strong #4 |
| Reminder: Covalent's Roller webinar is tomorrow |
| Powered by Struts2 and OpenJPA |
| Roller Strong #3 |
| Roller Strong #2 |
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Roller Strong #1
This blog is called Blogging Roller because that's what it's supposed to be about, but lately there's a shortage of Roller content here and I don't think I'm getting the word out the way I used to. There's a lot of cool stuff coming with Roller 4.0 and other efforts, so I need to fix that. I'm going to start by doing a weekly roundup of Roller news on Fridays, but I'm not going to call it Roller Week. |
| Apache Roller webinar from Covalent |
| Full commercial support for Apache Roller, from Covalent |
| JavaOne bloggers bash |
| Blogapps 2.0 released |
| Roller graduation and 3.1 announcement |
| APP interop event day #1 |
| 5th anniversary of Blogging Roller |
| Testing 1 2 3 |
| JRuby on Roller |
| Roller on SJS Web Server 7.0 |
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Pluggable renderers and scripting languages in Roller
My next ApacheCon talk is about Roller and blogs as a web development platform. One of the things I plan to discuss is using scripting languages within Roller, something that's possible now because Roller versions 3.0 and later supports pluggable renderers. It's undocumented and a little hacky right now, but by plugging in your own custom renderers you can add support for new template and scripting languages as alternatives to Roller's built-in Velocity. Want to know more? |
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