Bug Forces Android Devices Off Princeton Campus Network - Slashdot

Bug Forces Android Devices Off Princeton Campus Network - Slashdot

pmdubs writes "A major bug in the Android DHCP implementation has forced network administrators to (effectively) ban the use of such devices on the Princeton campus. In the last few months, Princeton has had to kick more than 400 Android devices off the campus network for using IP addresses well beyond the allotted DHCP lease (to the detriment of other users), sending invalid DHCPREQUEST messages after lease expiration, and a variety of other wacky behaviors. The link provides a clearly documented explanation of the buggy behavior, as does this largely neglected bug report. Without doubt, this buggy behavior is affecting other, less vigilant networks, and disrupting Wi-Fi traffic for Android and non-Android devices alike."

Spring Roo 1.1.2 GWT bug (not) fixed in 1.1.3

When trying to create the sample project in the Spring Roo tutorial I got an error at the 'gwt setup' step. A quick Google search turned up this thread which pointed to this ticket. Another search turned up this thread which points to the the nightly snapshots.

Update: After downloading and installing 1.1.3 and recreating the project I encountered a new issue at the 'perform tests' step. The org.springframework.roo.annotations-1.1.3.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar file was not being recognized despite being in the 1.1.3 release folder. I imported the file as a Maven dependency and once again tried to run the tests. This time the annotations dependency was resolved but the GAE issue is still there:

[ERROR] The import com.google.appengine cannot be resolved

I guess I'll try installing GAE.