YouEat 1.4 is released and available on www.youeat.org.
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Sometimes is not easy to solve easy problems.
Today, after some research, I found how disable service in Ubuntu… It’s better to fix that, instead to lose more time in a near future.
To disable a service in Ubuntu it’s necessary remove the symlinks from all the runlevel-specific directories, /etc/rc*.d. The command to do that is update-rc.d.
Esample:
ubuntu# update-rc.d -f openvpn remove
YouEat 1.3 is released and available on www.youeat.org.
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I found this good solution to show hidden files in Finder.
Toggle display of hidden files in Finder with keyboard shortcut [Update 2]
Thanks to madgunde.
It’s incredible the work that Steve Jobs did in these 13 years. Congratulations!
Today I published the YouEat maven site.
The site contains the JavaDoc of YouEat and some general information
TIP: to speed up the site generation you can add the configuration below for the maven-project-info-reports-plugin:
<dependencylocationsenabled>false</dependencylocationsenabled>
YouEat is an open source application. You can check the code at http://code.google.com/p/youeat/.
YouEat is a Java application built only with open-source software:
My idea is create an easy to read application… therefore any feedback is well accepted 
I changed a lot on the core of jackwicket.
Pricincipally I moved from the jcr-spring-modules to the new org.springframework.se-jcr.
I also removed the DAO infrastucre and I simplified the implemetation of the service layer. To rebuild the Service Layer I used basically the JcrMappingTemplate, but in order to have a Generic interface I extended this class with JcrMappingTemplateGeneric that offers a type safe implementation of the super class.
You can find some samples in the implementation of the service layer in JackWicket.
Project website
Demo
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P.S.
Thanks Salvo for the technical advice 
I published a website and a demo with my last personal work that I called Jackwicket.
In this project I put together Apache Wicket and Apache Jackrabbit OCM.
My target was create easyly and quickly powerful interactive webapps, and I think that Wicket and Jackrabbit are very good technologies to achieve this target.
You can find more info below:
I will be very happy to know your opinion and to receive suggestions or contributions.
