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HtmlUnit vs JSoup: HTML Parsing in Java

In continuation of my earlier blog Jsoup: nice way to do HTML parsing in Java, in this blog I will compare JSoup with other similar framework, HtmlUnit. ...

0 replies - 2592 views - 01/03/13 by Krishna Prasad in Articles

The Future of Web MVC Testing

Ok, ok, I'm excited. Right now I just was able to hack my way through a test with Spring 3.2 and the web context. The method I ended up writing looked like...

0 replies - 2184 views - 12/27/12 by Ken Rimple in Articles

Test your JAX-RS 2.0 Web Service URIs… Without Mocks

 After the announcement of the NoMock Movement I had to write another post about integration testing. Here it goes  : how to test your nice RESTful...

0 replies - 2349 views - 12/27/12 by Antonio Goncalves in Articles

Summary of JBug Netherlands OpenShift Primer session

Last week I spent and evening at the local Dutch Xebia offices talking to the Dutch JBoss User Group about OpenShift. This talk was based on my recently...

0 replies - 933 views - 12/24/12 by Eric D. Schabell in Articles

Metro style Context Menu for Java (JMetro)

Another update to JMetro: Context Menu with a metro style. The dark and light theme both have the same styling on this control: You can’t see the mouse...

0 replies - 2855 views - 12/23/12 by Pedro Duque Vieira in Articles

What is a Framework?

The title question made me struggle for months. What is a framework?What is the difference between a library and a framework?If I use a framework as a...

3 replies - 4166 views - 12/13/12 by Andrzej Krzywda in Articles

Using Angular.js with ClojureScript

When I wrote my last post on ClojureScript, I was really hoping someone would jump in and say: “You’re doing it wrong! Here’s how.” I did get some...

0 replies - 5301 views - 12/04/12 by Konrad Garus in Articles

Confused About Map/Reduce?

 I was working on some Hadoop stuff recently, and as a total beginner, I found that the Map/Reduce concept was not easy to understand, despite the...

8 replies - 14299 views - 11/28/12 by Aurelien Broszn... in Articles

Using JAXB With XSLT to Produce HTML

JAXB (JSR-222)enables Java to treat a domain model as XML.  In this post I will demonstrate how to leverage this by applying an XSLT stylesheet to a JAXB...

5 replies - 3385 views - 11/21/12 by Blaise Doughan in Articles

Getting Started With vertx (vert.io) – an Alternative to node.js

 Lately there has been a lot of synergy and publicity around node.js (especially if you want to utilize the robust features of a JavaScript language...

0 replies - 2369 views - 11/21/12 by Venkatt Guhesan in Articles

Version-Based Optimistic Concurrency Control in JPA/Hibernate

This article is an introduction to version-based optimistic concurrency control in Hibernate and JPA. The concept is fairly old and much has been written...

0 replies - 2665 views - 11/13/12 by Konrad Garus in Articles

Applying a Namespace During JAXB Unmarshal

 For some an XML schema is a strict set of rules for how the XML document must be structured.  But for others it is a general guideline to...

0 replies - 2598 views - 11/10/12 by Blaise Doughan in Articles

Spring AOP in Security - Controlling Creation of UI Components via Aspects

  The following post will show how in one of the projects that I took part in we used Spring's AOP to introduce some security related...

0 replies - 2764 views - 11/07/12 by Marcin Grzejszczak in Articles

Passing Common State to Templates in Play Framework

 This question comes up very frequently on the Play mailing list, so I thought I'd document a quick example of how to pass common state to shared...

0 replies - 1973 views - 11/07/12 by James Roper in Articles

Functional Tests in Play! 2 with REST-assured

In the Play! documentation, several flavours of functional testing are mentioned, including starting a HTTP server for the duration of the test – this is...

0 replies - 2005 views - 11/06/12 by Steve Chaloner in Articles