What and why, an introduction to my blog

Hi,

I am big fan of Stack Over Flow but sometimes I use to find partial solutions to the problems that I was trying to solve. So I decided to blog solutions that I personally faced and can be helpful for others. Apart from solution I will include code samples and simple projects that I have done.

Cheers,

Siddiq

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Adding loading spinner to JSP Page using pure CSS and JS

I wanted to add loading spinner to the web application that I was working on. This application is a legacy application and I was looking into a way to add the loading spinner whenever the user performs certain actions such as the following Clicks a button which behind the scene performs CRUD operation When user request data As the web application was based of JSP and I was looking for a way to adding it to the webpage and finally came across the following solution Create a div Add the CSS for the div Create a JS function which gets called on button click. Here is the code HTML JS CSS

Enabling TLS 1.2 in Java 7

I am working on web application that uses third party API and apparently those guys have stopped using TLS 1.0 and switched TLS 1.2 I was getting the following error Apparently Java 1.8 have TLS 1.2 by default and for Java 1.7 you have to enable it. I have been searching online for few days to enable TLS 1.2. I have tried all the following things but it did not work For each application, enter this command: java ... -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2 ... Using JAVA_OPTS, enter the following command in your .profile, shell rc (to affect all Java programs run by the user), or conductor.sh (to just affect Datameer): export JAVA_OPTS="${JAVA_OPTS} -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2" This is what I did and boom it worked

Simple IOT Project - Electric Imp Led Light Controller

Recently I went to IBM IOT Hackathon and got Electic IMP device and thought of playing with it and this is the first application I created LED Light controller using Electric IMP device and REST webservice. Overview Skill Level: Beginner Below are detailed steps on how to connect an Electric Imp with environmental sensors to the Watson IoT Platform in order to visualize and monitor your refrigerator in real time. Ingridients Your WIFI *network name* and *password* A computer with a web browser Smartphone with the Electric Imp app I OS or Android A free Electric Imp developer account An Electric Imp Explorer kit - purchase from Amazon Three AA batteries STEP BY STEP Step 1 - What is demonstrated in this example? Use an Electric Imp to switch on/off light sensor and change the color of light using combination of RGB. Step 2 - Connect your Electric Imp to the Internet Set Up Hardware Plug the Imp001 into the Explorer Kit Board .Power up y

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