Translations in Drupal 6

Drupal offers some enticing JavaScript tools, one of which is jQuery. The theming and behavior capabilities provided by drupal.js are other examples. Along with those cool tools comes a feature that has had a remarkable influence on the success of Drupal, but which provides far less glitz and glamour.

This tragic hero is the translation engine, which will be the subject of this article written by Matt Butcher.

Translations are important—one might even say vital—to the success of Drupal. Consequently, it is imperative that all Drupal developers become familiar with these tools. JavaScript written in Drupal 6 (and in later versions) should be translation-aware.

Here are the things we will cover in this article:

• Get our bearings in the drupal.js library
• Enable multi-language capabilities in Drupal
• Learn the translation functions

Triggers in Zabbix 1.8

In this article by Rihards Olups, author of Zabbix 1.8 Network Monitoring, we will discuss triggers in detail which will include Trigger dependencies, Constructing trigger expressions, Event details, and Event generation and hysteresis.

Troubleshooting and Gotchas in Oracle VM Manager 2.1.2

The journey with Oracle VM Manager is not free of troubles and errors. In this article, Tarry Singh will attempt to address the ones that are bound to bother you the most as far as Oracle VM Manager is concerned.

What will we cover in troubleshooting?

While we tackle the following issues in troubleshooting VM Manager. We are assuming that you are using the latest version of Oracle VM Manager and the Oracle VM Server version is 2.1.x:

• Oracle VM Manager login takes too much time
• VM guest creation fails
• Not enough disk space available for ISOs and Templates
• Cannot login to the VM remotely

Troubleshooting in OpenStack Cloud Computing

OpenStack is an open source software for building public and private clouds, born from Rackspace and NASA. It is now a global success and is developed and supported by scores of people around the globe and backed by some of the leading players in the cloud space today

In this article by Kevin Jackson, author of OpenStack Cloud Computing Cookbook, we will cover:

• Checking OpenStack Compute Services
• Understanding logging
• Troubleshooting OpenStack Compute Services
• Troubleshooting OpenStack Storage Service
• Troubleshooting OpenStack Authentication

Troubleshooting Nagios 3.0

In this article by Wojciech Kocjan, we will learn about troubleshooting Nagios 3.0 which includes troubleshooting the web interface, passive checks, SSH-Based checks, and NRPE.The article includes various possible errors along with their solutions and detailed explanations for each error listed out.

Troubleshooting WebSphere Security-related Issues

It is not uncommon to run into issues when global security is first enabled in a WebSphere environment. Some of those situations may occur due to performing tasks out of order. Other problematic conditions related to security configuration may take place due to inadvertently omitting one or more steps in a set up process. Moreover, a third category of errors that may happen due to security configuration is caused by using the wrong values to one or more parameters.

In the previous article by Omar Siliceo, author of IBM WebSphere Application Server v7.0 Security, we took a look at tuning websphere security. In this article we will be presented by a set of some conditions that may appear in a WebSphere Application Server ND version 7 (WAS ND7) when global security is first enabled. The first subsection covers circumstances that may come about during the configuration phase. Next, a subsection is included that presents circumstances that may happen at runtime.

Troux Enterprise Architecture: Managing the EA function

This article by Richard J. Reese, author of the book Troux Enterprise Architecture Solutions, explores an aspect of Enterprise Architecture that is not written about a great deal. There are as many models for running the EA function as there are opinions about the topic. This article provides a brief introduction to the following topics:

• Setting the EA charter
• Staffing the function
• Sample job descriptions
• Management metrics

These topics are provided as representative samples of how the EA function can be managed within a business or agency. There is no "best way" to organize the EA function. There are, however, some management principles that have worked well for many organizations, and these are presented next.

Trunks using 3CX: Part 1

If you have a working phone system with extensions, voicemail, digital receptionists, call queues, and several other features and you want to call home or have a customer call you, what will you do? For that, you need to connect 3CX outside your internal network. This connection is called as trunk. In this article by Matthew M. Landis and Robert Lloyd, authors of The 3CX IP PBX Tutorial, we will cover:

• PSTN trunks
• SIP trunks
• Introduction to dial plans
• Hardware needed for analog lines

Tuning jBoss AS 7 Performance

The performance of any application running on the application server is the result of a complex interaction of many aspects. In this article, we have shown some of the most important factors that influence the performance of the application server and ultimately of the applications running on the top of it.

Performance tuning is not, however, a one-time task, but a continuous activity that needs to be performed at various stages in the software production process. Once you have learnt how to carry out the tuning strategies on the application server main components (in particular, the server pools configured in it, the logging policies, and data caching) and the JVM environment, then JBoss AS 7 can provide superior application performance and add important value to your business.