Cluster your application - NOW!
Is your Java Application Server clustered? Why not? It should be, and your reasons for NOT clustering have vanished, so there’s no excuse. Cluster.... more »
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Why should I care about OSGi anyway?
bloid 
via blog.springsource.com
InfoQ has a discussion thread summarizing the reactions to the announcement of the SpringSource Application Plaform. Michael Burke asked a great... more »
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Spring WebFlow 2.0; JavaScript Module Released
bloid via ajaxian.com
Spring Web Flow 2.0 has been released which includes a new Spring JavaScript module. Here is an example of an onclick wrapper calling an Ajax... more »
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Code coverage tools can be misleading
Software development best-practices encourage a thorough automated test strategy and continuous integration (for me that's Hudson, Ant and JUnit).... more »
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Spring Web Flow 2 Released
Spring Web Flow is the project in the Spring Portfolio that focuses on the development of rich web applications. Provides: (1) A... more »
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Building Spring-Seam Hybrid Components For Web Applications
Spring and JBoss Seam frameworks provide different set of features for developing enterprise web applications. Is it possible to use these two... more »
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Type inference thoughts
bloid via larswestergren.blogspot.com
I have been wondering about one thing and throw out this question just in case someone possibly reads my blog - does type inference bring any benefits... more »
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Grizzly's OSGi bundles
Grizzly has OSGi bundles available for a while, but we haven't made any noise about it yet to let the spotlight on GlassFish v3. Since OSGi is the... more »
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Java Mobility Podcast 46: LWUIT - Lightweight UI Toolkit
bloid via today.java.net
The Lightweight UI Toolkit development team gather in a round table discussion about the library, it's goal and the impending open sourcing issues.
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Getting Started with Grails (video)
In this presentation from QCon San Francisco 2007, Jason Rudolph gives an overview and demonstration of Grails.
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CodingDiary.com
We have released a new website for java programmers. You will find free codes on this website.
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Would Type Inference help Java
bloid via ola-bini.blogspot.com
My former colleague Lars Westergren recently posted a blog (here) about type inferencing, posing the question whether type inference would actually be... more »
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On bytes, chars, Strings, XML and Unicode
bloid via blog.springsource.com
After working with Java for more than ten years, I still can’t see why SUN added the byte array “convenience” constructor. It’s not convenient at all.... more »
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Tutorial - Snippets: Source Code Snippet Repository in Grails - Part Three
In part three of our Snippets tutorial series we are going to introduce how Grails handles Many-to-Many relationships. We will do this by introducing... more »
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JSR 315 Needs YOU: Response to Greg's blog
Greg Wilkins from Webtide blogged about the pluggability mechanism and raised an issue with the auto-scanning. Hopefully this blog will make the... more »
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A short primer on Java enums - part 1
In his JavaOne talk this year, Josh Bloch gave some very useful tips about using enums in Java. Here is my take on enums, and how to use them to... more »
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Dependency Management With Ant And Ivy
This is an excellent article on Ivy. While it doesn't go into great detail of each feature the author gives a great starting working example that is... more »
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the golden spike
John Rose lays out a vision of how the JVM can evolve to support dynamic languages
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Enabling security in WebSphere Application Server 6.0
Enabling security in WebSphere Application Server 6.0
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Live From JavaOne: Second Half
Brennan Spies gives a wrap up of Java One.
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Moving SSL certificate from Apache to Tomcat
cyberbob via incgc.blogspot.com
When switching to a pure tomcat setup, one of the first things you do is to move your ssl certificate to tomcat.
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SHadoop: Scala and Hadoop
Writing Hadoop applications with Scala.
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Nexus Maven Repository Manager 1.0.0-beta-3.1 and Source Released
The next installment of the Nexus Maven Repository Manager has been released with many enhancements. The source is also fully accessible from a public... more »
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Developing long term strategies for using Java EE technology
This article attempts to explain how you can minimize your exposure to incompatible changes in the Java EE platform.
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Power of Java, In deleting the files that Windows cannot
When you have windows message that it cannot delete a file because its name is too long, a small Java program that can easily accomplish it..
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