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Learn What Platforms Can Do For You: Mini-Hacks

Martin Fowler on ORM Hate

Real-Time Data: What To Do With It

OSGi vs. Jigsaw: Kirk Knoernschild on Modularity

Eric Minick05/19/12
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Breaking my Production Website: A Post-Mortem

I had a failed deployment. I know how to handle complex deployments, and didn’t follow my own advice. I'll explain it so you can learn from my mistakes.

Prabath Siriwardena05/19/12
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2-legged OAuth with OAuth 1.0 and 2.0

OAuth was created to solve the problem of sharing two-legged credentials in three-legged situations. This article will take a deep dive into the background of OAuth and 2-legged OAuth.

Brian Gracely05/19/12
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The Cloudcast: PaaS Meets Data Gravity

Brian talks with Dave McCrory (VMware Cloud Foundry) and Adron Hall (Tier 3) about the evolution of Cloud Foundry and how Tier 3 is developing and delivering their PaaS services.

Mohamed Sanaulla05/19/12
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Developing a Sample Todo Desktop Application Using JavaFX and MongoDB

An initial exploration of MongoDB with Java led this writer to develop a toy application using JavaFX

Chad Lung05/19/12
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Getting Started With RESTEasy and Netbeans 7.1

RESTEasy is quickly becoming a favorite project of mine. RESTEasy allows you to easily and quickly create REST based services with Java. Today I’ll show you how fast you can have a minimal REST service running using Netbeans 7.1 and RESTEasy.

Niklas Schlimm05/19/12
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Java 7: Closing NIO.2 File Channels Without Losing Data

Closing an asynchronous file channel can be very difficult. If you submitted I/O tasks to the asynchronous channel you want to be sure that the tasks are executed properly.

Mohammad Juma05/19/12
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Lucene Setup on OracleDB in 5 Minutes

This tutorial is for people who want to run an Apache Lucene example with OracleDB in just five minutes. We will use the SCOTT schema.

Jason Baldridge05/18/12
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Basic XML Processing With Scala

There are a lot of tutorials on XML and Scala — just do a web search for “Scala XML” and you’ll get them. As with other blog posts, this one is aimed at being very explicit so that beginners can see examples with all the steps in them, and I’ll use it to set up a JSON processing post.