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Multivalue AutoComplete for Tapestry

I have been very experimenting with tapestry-jquery plugin and it is great to finally go back to jquery. Not only using jquery is very easy but it also...

1 replies - 2299 views - 01/06/12 by Taha Siddiqi in Articles

Testing Email Notifications with Apache James 3.0

On windows machines I have been using Mailster for testing email notifications. Unfortunately, I had issues with Mailster in the past running on...

1 replies - 4211 views - 01/02/12 by Gunnar Hillert in Articles

Guava Presents Java Throwable Stack Trace as Single String

Tip #5 of my blog post Ten Tips for Using Java Stack Traces demonstrates two example of using Java code to extract a Throwable's (implying Error or...

1 replies - 3131 views - 01/02/12 by Dustin Marx in Articles

JAXB, SAX, DOM Performance

 This post investigates the performance of unmarshalling an XML document to Java objects using a number of different approaches. The XML document is very...

3 replies - 6446 views - 12/31/11 by Alex Staveley in Articles

The Spark micro framework

Web programming is the science of coming up with increasingly complicated ways of concatenating strings. -- Greg BrockmanIn the description of its authors,...

0 replies - 7730 views - 12/20/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Eclipse GMF: a graphical editor for EMF models

Now we are going to see how to generate a complete graphical editor for the EMF model we created in preceding tutorials, Library.ecore. For this purpose, we...

1 replies - 8940 views - 12/17/11 by Vincenzo Caselli in Articles

Google Guava Cache

This Post is a continuation of my series on Google Guava, this time covering Guava Cache. Guava Cache offers more flexibility and power than either a...

3 replies - 9340 views - 12/16/11 by Bill Bejeck in Articles

Sneaking a Peek at Guava Release 11

The recent reddit/java thread If you still don't know why Guava is awesome .... references the Guava Explained Wiki page. As I was looking at this, I noticed...

0 replies - 4124 views - 12/16/11 by Dustin Marx in Articles

REST Spring 3.0 - Simple Introduction

This post is going to be a very simple introduction to the RestTemplate API introduced in Spring 3.0. Dogs know how to REST! The RestTemplate...

6 replies - 8217 views - 12/12/11 by Alex Staveley in Articles

Xtext 2.1: using Xbase expressions

On a previous post, I started to blog about how Xtext 2.1 made it extremely easy to have a powerful integration with Java in your...

1 replies - 5679 views - 12/10/11 by Lorenzo Bettini in Articles

NoSQL Support in Lift

Nearly every developer is familiar with SQL. It has been the reliable provider of data persistence for many years, both prior to mass adoption of the...

0 replies - 5056 views - 12/07/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Google Guava – Futures

This post is a continuation of my series on Google Guava, this time covering Futures. The Futures class is a collection of static utility methods for...

1 replies - 5661 views - 12/02/11 by Bill Bejeck in Articles

Next stop on the Annotatiomania™ Train: FetchGroups

Here’s how an Annotatiomaniac™ can optimise his second-level cached JPA queries conveniently by adding yet more annotations (what else?) to his simple...

0 replies - 2133 views - 11/30/11 by Lukas Eder in Articles

File Management in Java with Guava's Files Class

Both Groovy and Java SE 7 provide improvements for file management in Java as I discussed in posts here, here, here, and here. However, when a particular...

3 replies - 5348 views - 11/29/11 by Dustin Marx in Articles

Upgraded to Xtext 2.1: first impressions

During this past weekend I upgraded protobuf-dt to the new and shiny Xtext 2.1.1. I didn’t have a real need for the upgrade, the protocol buffer editor...

1 replies - 2608 views - 11/27/11 by Alex Ruiz in Articles