For my first Air project for the BlackBerry PlayBook (more about it follows, when it is approved ) I used the Adobe FlashBuilder 4. While this tool is quite comfortable to use in PlayBook development (especially the debugging capabilities), I’m not willing to pay 250 to 750$ for an IDE just to develop some free tools. This is simply not rentable.

The next thing is, that I wanted to have a possibility to build the project outside the IDE (already with CI in mind).

As a java developer my choice falls to Apache Ant as a build tool and Git as version control.

So I created an Ant script and some templates, which bootstraps me a new Air project in a new GIT repository.

As a base for the template I used the build.xml template from here.

I put it on Github, so feel free to use and/or fork it.

unter http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1818 gibt es ein sehr ausführliches Tutorial, wie man Apache2 mit SSL/TLS und Benutzerauthentifizierung zum Laufen bekommt.

Hier beschreibe ich, wie ich die Authentifizierung am Active Directory mit CentOS 4 hinbekommen habe.

Das folgende Howto habe ich mit Hilfe der Mini-Howtow’s von Mike Foley (unter http://www.yelof.com/pam-to-active-directory/index.html) und darkness (unter http://darkness.codefu.org/wordpress/2005/07/23/192) erstellt:

Hier beschreibe ich mal, wie ich den FreeNX-Server unter CentOS zum Laufen bekommen habe