JavaFX 1.2.3 SDK Released
The latest version of the JavaFX SDK is out and available from the usual JavaFX.com downloads page. Looking at the release notes it's a bug fix... more »
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All The Young (Ex) Dudes
We are currently in the final phases of testing the version of our platform that will form the basis of our commercial offering. Our acceptance... more »
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Corfield on ColdFusion
Sean Corfield talks about the the ColdFusion specification and explains the ways in which they hope to resolve code portability issues. Corfield is a... more »
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Quartz Scheduled Jobs
An updated guide to integrating Quartz into j2ee applications
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So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache?
So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache? If yes, then this is the right place for you. The Terracotta Ehcache release has these... more »
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Design Patterns Uncovered: The Adapter Pattern
Continuing our series of articles, taking each design pattern one by one, we move onto the Adapter pattern. This pattern is used a lot in Eclipse,... more »
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Ant 1.8 Scanning Leaves 1.7.1 in the Dust
With more than 275 fixed Bugzilla issues, Ant 1.8 flaunts some new performance improvements. A large directory scan, which would have taken 14... more »
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Using Codesion as a hosted subversion platform
Adam Leggett talks about how he has been using Codesion for their hosted subversion service.
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Grails: It Just Makes Sense
Why do individuals and companies still say things like “We can't use Grails because we are a Java shop”? Do “Java shops” use Spring? Spring beans can... more »
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Analysing memory problems with Android
Step by step how-to on how to analyse Out Of Memory problems on Android. Includes lessons learned/tips.
Verbosity is not Java's fault
One of Java's most heard flaws (verbosity) isn't really tied to the language - it is rooted in a more deeply source: it comes from the way we use it.
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Terracotta and Eucalyptus Forge Alliance
Today, Terracotta and Eucalyptus are announcing a partnership in which the two open source companies will provide tighter integration between... more »
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Scala Journey: Idioms, Concurrency and Other Rants
I’ve been following Scala off and on for about two years now. Mostly in spurts. I liked the language, but due to the workload and other priorities I... more »
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Having fun with JSON and DbUnit
DbUnit is one of those invaluable frameworks in my toolbox. The only thing I don’t like are the XML dataset formats. Having played around with JSON... more »
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Why I love everything you hate about Java
If you’re one of those hipster programmers who loves Clojure, Ruby, Scala, Erlang, or whatever, you probably deeply loathe Java and all of its giant... more »
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New DZone Refcard: Spring Web Flow
Based on Spring MVC, Spring Web Flow is a framework for building flow-based applications. In this Refcard, you’ll see how to add Spring Web Flow to a... more »
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Developer Lessons from Diablo II
Think you can't learn anything useful from a video game for development? Well, spend a few hundred hours on Diablo II and you might learn some of... more »
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Compiling Subversion 1.6.9 from source on Debian Lenny (FSFS backend - apache2) bug workaround
Mark Poole talks about a workaround for a bug when compiling svn 1.6.9 from source on Debian Lenny.
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Clustering Wicket for fun and profit ! Jetty + Memcached
Traditionally a Java servlet container has a fixed session time, a flood of traffic can potentially cause JVM OOM errors if the session time is set... more »
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More on JUnit Theories
More stuff on how you can use 'Theories', one of the new features of JUnit
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Spring WebFlow Refcard: Meet The Author
This weeks Refcard, written by Craig Walls, covers the Spring WebFlow framework. I spoke with Craig to find out more about Spring WebFlow, it's... more »
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Kenai Will Live on in Java.net
Two weeks ago Oracle announced that it would be shutting down Project Kenai for public use and moving it inside the company for continued internal... more »
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TIOBE Software: Tiobe Index Feb. 2010
This month not much changed in the index. Objective-C and Go are still scoring all time highs, while staying close to each other. There are 4... more »
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Groovy.compareTo(Groovy++) - Part 1
My previous article A sneak peek into Groovy++ covered what Groovy++ is, what are the pros and cons of using it, where it fits compared to Groovy and... more »
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Android App to Monitor Hudson Rest API
The android platform provides a compeling solution for Java developers. It is deployable in the new generation of smart phones, it leverages the Java... more »
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