A Look Inside JBoss Microcontainer

Ales Justin provides an in-depth look at the new architecture of the Microcontainer's Virtual Deployment Framework.

The Evolution of Agile

VersionOne CEO Robert Holler describes agile's evolution over the last decade and prescribes agile adoption approaches for the organization.

Daily Dose - Hibernate Migrates to JBoss Community

JBoss has just finished migrating Hibernate.org to the JBoss Community portal, where many other JBoss projects are housed.  The project pages have been transferred to the Magnolia instance and...

DZONE DAILY DOSE by Mitchell Pronsc...

Which Deployment Option Would You Use For a Mission Critical Application?

You have the following deployment options in Java EE (J2EE/5/6):

0 replies - 3 views - 03/20/10 by adam bien in Articles

NetBeans Platform Development in JavaFX!

The NetBeans team is busy enabling NetBeans Platform developers to integrate JavaFX components into their applications. Since there is no official way of...

0 replies - 270 views - 03/19/10 by Geertjan Wielenga in News

Spring 3.0 Portlet MVC – Part II (Annotations)

This article is taken from the book Portlets in Action. This is the 2nd article in the 3-part series of articles focusing on Spring 3.0 Portlet MVC framework....

0 replies - 870 views - 03/19/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles

Cluster discovery with Groovy++

First networking application I wrote in my life (OMG, it was 17 years ago) was very interesting. We were developing marine navigation system - electronica...

0 replies - 1181 views - 03/19/10 by Alex Tkachman in Articles

Highly Interactive Software with Java and Flex

This morning at TSSJS, I attended James Ward's talk about Highly Interactive Software with Java and Flex.

1 replies - 1300 views - 03/19/10 by Matt Raible in News

C++, Java and .NET: Lessons Learned from the Internet Age

Today at TSSJS, I attended Cameron Purdy's keynote titled C++, Java and .NET: Lessons learned from the Internet Age, and What it means for the Cloud and...

1 replies - 1067 views - 03/19/10 by Matt Raible in News

Comparison of the Grid/Cloud Computing Frameworks (Hadoop, GridGain, Hazelcast, DAC) - Part II

What would happen, if 60% of your cloud suddenly goes down? Can you rely on the 'fail-over' capabilities of the framework of your choice? What about...

2 replies - 1319 views - 03/19/10 by Krystian Lider in Articles

Essential and Accidental Complexity

I've been reading Neal Ford's series of articles on Evolutionary architecture and emergent design and in the one about 'Investigating architecture and design'...

0 replies - 841 views - 03/19/10 by Mark Needham in Articles

Choosing a Model/Event Pattern

The following diagrams show different implementation patterns of models and corresponding events, as typically used in the UI. Depending upon your needs, you...

2 replies - 1013 views - 03/19/10 by Ant Kutschera in Articles

Developing Rich Web Service APIs with Java

This afternoon, I attended Ryan Heaton's talk on Developing Rich Web Service APIs with Java. I've always admired Ryan's work and what he's done with Enunciate....

0 replies - 982 views - 03/19/10 by Matt Raible in Articles

Supporting Multiple Environments

One of the longest running debates I’ve watched in the Maven community over the years, is how to best support different configurations for different...

0 replies - 1250 views - 03/18/10 by Julian Simpson in News

How improved hardware changed programming

This is a follow-up to the previous post, CPUs speed and technology innovations. As we have outlined in the previous post, the memory size and computing...

0 replies - 1787 views - 03/18/10 by Giorgio Sironi in News

Effectively Handling Exceptions in Testing Using MagicTest

Unfortunately handling exceptions thrown by methods under test has always been cumbersome. There has been some relief in the last few months, as both JUnit and...

3 replies - 1513 views - 03/18/10 by Thomas Mauch in Articles

Create Your Own bit.ly Using Base58

Following the example of bit.ly, tinyurl, owl.ly, even coca-cola has joined the short URL bandwagon. Maybe it's because of Twitter, maybe the world is focusing...

0 replies - 1145 views - 03/18/10 by Ignacio Coloma in Articles

What's Happening in the Java World?

This morning at TheServerSide Java Symposium I attended James Gosling's keynote. Below are my notes from his talk. The unifying principle for Java is the...

2 replies - 3953 views - 03/18/10 by Matt Raible in Articles