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Spring Bean Validation Framework
The Spring Bean Validation Framework allows you to perform validation declaratively using Java annotations. This tutorial shows how to do it.
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Top 10 Java Performance Troubleshooting Tools
Here are 10 tools useful for Java application performance troubleshooting!
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A look at Java's new Visualvm
THE MOST RECENT of the Java Developer Kit (JDK), version 6 update 7, incorporates a new utility dubbed Visualvm. There have been many integral... more »
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The Next Great Language
There has been a lot of talk in the last year or two about Java losing ground to newer languages and about which language is going to replace Java as... more »
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Apache Geronimo on Grails
Do you want to build your Web sites faster and cheaper, but still leverage industrial-strength technology? You can do just that using Grails and... more »
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My JVM Wishlist (Part 1): Interface injection
If you've been following what's going on in the JVM-languages community, you have probably stumbled across John Rose's blog. One of his entries was... more »
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Notes for NetBeans Platform 6.5
Following on from Notes for NetBeans Platform 6.5 Milestone 1, let's look at some more and some slightly subtle changes in the upcoming 6.5 release,... more »
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VisualVM 1.0 Released
VisualVM 1.0 has been released, and it is included in Java 6u7 (also released today)
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Set your Java 7 Phasers to stun
Saw a very interesting note today from Doug Lea on the concurrency-interest mailing list. Looks like they are extracting a useful internal part of the... more »
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Four toolkits for Java to develop excellent GUI at Witty Sparks
Being a professional JAVA many developer fail to present their application as desired, am I right? Don’t worry, we have many toolkits to develop an... more »
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Performance Comparison - C++ / Java / Python / Ruby/ Jython / JRuby / Groovy
Performance comparison for a small piece of logic across a number of languages. Some of the interesting findings (I emphasise - in this context) are :... more »
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Dynamic Binding vs Static Binding in Java
A nice article covering - Dynamic Binding vs Static Binding, Can we override Static Methods?, and Field Hiding in Java.
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Back to Basics: RMI Revisited
After the earlier Back to Basics: JDBC Revisited, here's a quick look at RMI, the enabling technology behind today's Enterprise Java and what makes it... more »
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Why you should use a distributed version control system
Now, there are a variety of DVCS to choose from, Git and Mercurial (Hg) are main contenders, and both are really good. My experience is primarily with... more »
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The other Firefox 3 themes
As you may know, Firefox 3 introduces three different themes for all the officially supported operating systems: Firelight on Mac OS X, Tango on... more »
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Not a Fan of Scala? An Evolutionary Approach
The Scala programming language, heralded by many of the Java cognoscenti as the language to replace Java, has garnered well-deserved praise as a... more »
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Amazing Java Swing screenshots
Palantir Technologies has released updated screenshots of their desktop Swing applications. They really show how far you can take swing if you're... more »
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Git, Mercurial, or Bazaar?
The other big change I’m considering is actually moving away from Subversion. I’ve really enjoyed using it, but a recent discussion on the Groovy Dev... more »
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Swing links of the week: July 6, 2008
Here are some Swing links that you might have missed during this week:
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EJB 3 Persistence (JPA) For Absolute Beginners
Or Create Read Update Delete (CRUD) in 2 Minutes And Two (library) Jars
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Maven is going where, you say?
Warner asks Is Maven going away? Gee, I wish someone had told me, considering I’ve been spending an increasing amount of time on it again... more »
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NEW Refcard and 5 FREE Licenses: Unlocking the Power of IntelliJ IDEA
Today, DZone has released its latest Refcard, IntelliJ IDEA. Download today and win a shot at a free personal license!
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Spring Dynamic Modules - the good complement for Osgi
Spring Framework - the de factor standard IoC container of Java world promotes loose coupling among layers/components. Osgi - also be the de factor... more »
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Getting Even Further with Spring RCP
In Getting Further with Spring RCP, we rebuilt part of the "Simple" sample from the Spring RCP distribution from scratch. In this part, we look at... more »
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