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JavaFX in Spring Day 3 – Authentication and Authorization

Welcome to Day 3 of the JavaFX in Spring blog series. In this post we are going to finish off the Customer Data application by taking advantage of the...

0 replies - 3589 views - 09/06/12 by Stephen Chin in Articles

JSF Component Libraries - Quality is more Than Zero Bugs

It has been a while since I last looked at the quality of the three major JSF component libraries. In December 2009 I started a comparison of the overall...

0 replies - 3080 views - 09/05/12 by Markus Eisele in Articles

Serfj 0.4.0 released!

Last week a new release of SerfJ  has been launched. SerfJ is an acronym of Simple Ever REST Framework for Java. Its main purpose is to provide a...

1 replies - 1198 views - 08/20/12 by Eduardo Yáñez P... in Announcements

Using Spring Profiles in XML Config

My last blog was very simple as it covered my painless upgrade from Spring 3.0.x to Spring 3.1.x and I finished by mentioning that you can upgrade...

0 replies - 11940 views - 08/14/12 by Roger Hughes in Articles

Montage - A Framework To Develop Rich HTML5 Applications Using JavaScript & Node.js.

Montage is framework lets you develop rich HTML5 applications that use JavaScript both on the front-end via the browser, and back-end via Node.js....

0 replies - 5351 views - 08/12/12 by Hirvesh Munogee in Articles

Getting Started: Infinispan as Remote Cache Cluster

This guide will walk you through configuring and running Infinispan as a remote distributed cache cluster. There is straightforward documentation for running...

2 replies - 3833 views - 08/10/12 by Nishant Chandra in Articles

Enterprise Spring Framework Best Practices – Part 3 – XML Config

The best thing about Spring is that there are several ways to solve a problem. The worst thing about Spring is that there are several ways to solve a...

5 replies - 5012 views - 08/09/12 by Gordon Dickens in Articles

neo4j: Multiple Starting Nodes by Index Lookup

I spent a bit of time this evening extracting some data from the ThoughtWorks graph for our marketing team who were interested in anything related to...

0 replies - 1457 views - 08/08/12 by Mark Needham in Articles

Micro-Benchmarking in Java - Revisited

Lots of us faced with some performance challenge encountered the problem with the right measuring time of some method invocation, loop iteration, etc. The...

0 replies - 4765 views - 08/01/12 by Kuba Kubrynski in Articles

Spring Integration - Message Gateway Adapters

This article is going to present a technique for handling response types from message sub-systems in a service-based Message Driven Architecture (MDA). It...

0 replies - 5973 views - 07/31/12 by Matt Vickery in Articles

Make Your Xtext-based Editor 300 Times Faster*

My sincere apologies for the sensational title. Here is the fine print: With a 3-line code change, we were able to make the Protocol Buffer editor ~300 times...

2 replies - 3445 views - 07/19/12 by Alex Ruiz in Articles

Apache Thrift with Java Quickstart

Apache Thrift is a RPC framework founded by facebook and now it is an Apache project. Thrift lets you define data types and service interfaces in a...

0 replies - 6915 views - 07/15/12 by Pavithra Gunasekara in Articles

Tapestry Source Code Viewer

A simple implementation of a SourceCodeViewer would be to have a service for adding and listing the source code and a component to display it.public interface...

0 replies - 1813 views - 07/12/12 by Taha Siddiqi in Articles

Tapestry: Using ComponentRequestFilter

This example is similar to Securing Tapestry pages with Annotations, Part 1. My use case is to redirect a user to the starting page of a multiple step...

0 replies - 1048 views - 07/11/12 by Taha Siddiqi in Articles

The Future of Fest

I'm very excited to be working on FEST again! It has been more than a year since my last commit and there is a lot of catch up for me to do. I have put...

0 replies - 1653 views - 07/11/12 by Alex Ruiz in Articles