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nhw.pl/wp
Ruby on Rails freelancer - Witold Rugowski aka NetManiac
NetManiacWitold Rugowski on web20 wave with Ruby on Rails Home About How to? Wallpapers YAFM wsdl2ruby and failing SSL certificate validation Posted on January 21, 2011 - Filed Under Uncategorized If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. You can also get updates by email Thanks for visiting!When You are about to use Ruby to connect to some SOAP-like API You will probably use SOAP4r gem. First step would be to generate client code from WSDL provided by API. If it is served
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baskets.mine.nu/basketblog
Basket Blog
Basket Blog W-ZERO3[es]?Evernote????? By kago on 2011?5? 3? 11:24 | No Comments | No TrackBacks | ????W-ZERO3[es]????????????????? ???Windows MarketPlace??????Evernote???? ????????????? Error occurred while interacting with Evernote Service: The certificate authority is invalid or incorrect Error: 0x
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blog.aopa.org/flighttraining
Flight Training
Have you ever been really scared in an airplane? August 30th, 2011 It is often and truthfully said that a pilot?s certificate is but a license to learn. What is not as frequently said is that it is also a license to scare oneself to death, or nearly so (hopefully no worse than that). Scaring yourself can come in almost any form, and at any time. Common areas of trouble include high (or high to you) crosswinds, VMC to IMC, short fields, obstacles on takeoff, low fuel, low visibility (which
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lighthouseservices.wordpress.com/2009/02/16/id-in-christ
ID in Christ « Lightpost
Contact info Lightpost Just another WordPress.com weblog ID in Christ February 16, 2009 Filed under: Words of encouragement ? buildingcapacitytoendpoverty @ 7:21 pm Tags: between a rock and a hard place, birth certificate, catch 22, choice, Christ, God, ID, love, Ministry, no waiting in line, notary public, professional, Psalm 139:13, Psalms, serving, Tarrant County, waiting We I have reached some obstacles this past week with the ID project. The City of Fort
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utexas.edu/cee/pdc
Professional Development Center, The University of Texas at Austin
The Professional Development Center (PDC) designs and delivers noncredit certificate programs, seminars, and workshops for people interested in professional improvement or who seek a credential or a career change