Bugzilla is a “Defect Tracking System” or “Bug-Tracking System” that allows individual or groups of developers to keep track of outstanding bugs in their product effectively.

In this tutorial we’ll install Bugzilla in CentOS 5.

In the following tutorial we will create a Hello World App for Android. The application will display the typical “Hello world!” greeting when we run it through the AVD (Android Virtual Device). We’ll develop all the source code in Eclipse with the help of the ADT plugin (Android Development Tools) and test the application through AVD (included within the plug in).

The following example shows how to use the XSLT Transforrmer in Mule ESB. We’ll transform an XML in the payload to another with a different structure.

For this example we’ll use the XSLT transformation described here.

The following example shows a basic XSLT transformation from one XML to another with a different structure.
 

In the following tutorial we will create a Java Google App Engine example. The application will display the typical “Hello World” greeting when it is invoked. We’ll develop all the source code in Eclipse with the help of the GAE plugin for Eclipse, test the application through Google App Engine Runtime (included within the plug in) and finally we will deploy it to the GAE account.