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Simulation of TRUNC() in Derby

Derby is missing out a lot of functions from the set of functions that other databases usually provide. One example is the TRUNC(value, decimals) function....

1 replies - 1383 views - 05/21/12 by Lukas Eder in Articles

Creating a Custom Spring 3 XML Namespace

For me historically maybe the least approachable part of the Spring Framework is the system to define custom XML schemas to use in the configuration files for...

1 replies - 5025 views - 05/20/12 by Carlo Scarioni in Articles

Getting Started With RESTEasy and NetBeans IDE 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...

2 replies - 5536 views - 05/19/12 by Chad Lung in Articles

Don't Call Names - Roo's Tag With a Tag Problem

Eureka, ish.. I was trying to find time to debug a problem that's been on my backlog for a while, and someone else ran into it. A reader over on the...

0 replies - 1639 views - 05/17/12 by Ken Rimple in Articles

Web Development Frameworks: Play Framework 2.0

As the first candidate of our evaluation series we reviewed the Play Framework v2.0. The tutorial and reference documentation used for this article is all...

0 replies - 7063 views - 05/15/12 by Ricardo Zuasti in Articles

What Does 'Real Time' in 'Real Time Big Data' Mean?

Lately there has been lots of noise about "Real Time" Big Data. Lots of companies that associate themselves with this term are generally in...

0 replies - 3531 views - 05/14/12 by Dmitriy Setrakyan in Articles

Working With Node.js and Redis

In my previous post I showed you how to install and use Redis with Node.js. Today I’m going to take that a step further and walk through some of the things...

0 replies - 8283 views - 05/12/12 by Chad Lung in Articles

GridGain Drivers on Cruise Control

Latest GridGain releases have had a big focus on remote grid clients, or as we like to call them remote drivers. We have recently added Java/Android and...

0 replies - 2054 views - 05/10/12 by Dmitriy Setrakyan in Articles

The Play Framework is Now Officially an Embarrassment

If you’ve read any other entries on this blog, you’ll know that I’m an advocate of the Play! Framework. As of today, this has changed. My client is...

15 replies - 23875 views - 05/10/12 by Steve Chaloner in Articles

Another Way to Decouple Your Server Components

One of Vaadin strongest points is the way you can reuse components from project to project inside JARs. This can only be achieved if these components are...

0 replies - 3291 views - 05/08/12 by Nicolas Frankel in Articles

Binary Websockets with Play 2.0 and Scala

In a recent article I showed how you can use webrtc, canvas and websockets together to create a face detection application whose frontend runs completely...

1 replies - 2997 views - 05/07/12 by Jos Dirksen in Articles

Protect a REST Service Using HMAC (Play 2.0)

When you talk about security for REST based APIs, people often point to HTTPS. With HTTPS you can easily protect your services from prying eyes using...

0 replies - 5853 views - 05/06/12 by Jos Dirksen in Articles

Writing modules for Play 2: Interceptors

In the first part of this tutorial, we looked at the bare basics for creating, publishing and calling a module. The module we created didn’t really do...

0 replies - 2012 views - 04/30/12 by Steve Chaloner in Articles

Writing Modules for Play 2: Get Something Working

A couple of weeks ago, I migrated the Play! framework 1.x version of Deadbolt to the Play 2 platform, and was surprised at the lack of information on ...

0 replies - 5146 views - 04/29/12 by Steve Chaloner in Articles

How to Programmatically Access PrimeFaces Tags

This is FYI kind of tip. Recently, I tried to programmatically acess PrimeFaces tags from Java beans. I found two solutions that can be extrapolated to...

2 replies - 5254 views - 04/26/12 by Constantin Alin in Articles