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I mentioned the ALI Interoperability Matrix (login required) in the Publisher 6.5 post, and realized that I don’t always go to the official site to check compatible versions of the Aqualogic stack; instead I just use a locally saved copy because it’s quicker to pull up.  Obviously, the locally saved snapshot can get out of [...]

Yeah, Studio is pretty much on life support as far as I can tell, but there are AquaLogic customers out there that still make extensive use of the product.  Customers like American Diabetes Association, who recently ran into an issue where a Studio Portlet wasn’t showing the survey results for a particular group of users.  [...]

Studio is a decent application; it allows you to create relatively customizable input forms and has good reporting capabilities, but occasionally you might want to customize something little bit more. This post isn’t going to show you any miraculous innovations in Studio (like, say, getting it to interact with existing databases), but it does give [...]

Integration products in the Aqualogic product suite often have diagnotic pages built in, and sometimes it’s not that obvious how to get to them. But if you know the right URLs, they can provide a huge amount of useful information and sometimes even tips on how to remedy common problems. Note that you may be [...]

Studio Server has a fun little Easter Egg in it. Basically, if you’ve installed Studio you’ve also installed a hidden Tetris game! If you press CTRL-ALT-? when you are in the “Studio Portlet Wizard”, you’ll get a little pop-up: