Scala has made a name for itself recently with the announcement in April that Twitter was in the process of converting their back-end from Ruby to Scala. The...
0 replies - 2903 views - 10/13/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News
The Top 10 Web Application security vulnerabilities
Number 3 in the Top
10 most critical web application security...
0 replies - 1782 views - 10/09/09 by carol mcdonald in Articles
In an old post I listed all Java libraries,where only two application frameworks were listed. Today it is time to list some client side Java application...
18 replies - 4897 views - 10/08/09 by Peter Karich in Articles
I occasionally create custom JavaServer Faces components. Just
enough to sort of remember what the steps are, but not nearly
frequently enough to quickly put a...
5 replies - 3851 views - 10/07/09 by Wouter van Reeven in Articles
DZone recently caught up with Jay Balunas, core JBoss developer and project lead for RichFaces, a rich component library for JavaServer Faces (JSF). Jay is...
0 replies - 3576 views - 10/05/09 by Nitin Bharti in Videos
Tapestry is nice enough to bundle the Prototype and Scriptaculous
libraries its client-side support is wired against, which is very
convenient ... until you...
0 replies - 1058 views - 10/05/09 by Howard Lewis Ship in Articles
Aonix, the provider of the PERC product line for embedded
and real-time Java developers, announced a new release of its PERC Ultra
product with support for...
0 replies - 1029 views - 09/30/09 by CodeJustin in News
This article explains the essentials of leveraging the Spring BlazeDS project to integrate Spring based JMS systems with Flex powered rich internet...
0 replies - 9324 views - 09/28/09 by Shashank Tiwari in Articles
This post show the difference between postEvent
and sendEvent
in osgi throw in example. According to documentation, post initiate
asynchronous delivery of an...
0 replies - 2064 views - 09/27/09 by slim.ouertani in Articles
Poison messages are basically delivery deadlocks caused
by a continuous redelivery of a message to a JMS Queue or Topic. That
usually happens due to a code bug...
0 replies - 819 views - 09/25/09 by Felipe in Articles
Poison messages are basically delivery deadlocks caused by a continuous redelivery of a message to a JMS Queue or Topic. This usually happens due to a code bug...
0 replies - 2506 views - 09/24/09 by Felipe in News
MVP has recently become a popular strategy for structuring GWT applications. This is largely due to its testability and Ray Ryan's Best Practices For...
1 replies - 3135 views - 09/23/09 by Matt Raible in Articles
If you are reading this blog it means you want to use JasperReport with
dynamic programmatically generated images. An example of such use
cases in generating...
4 replies - 3082 views - 09/22/09 by Masoud Kalali in Articles
This week I will discuss various approaches to testing JPA code.The first question to ask is: what code do we want to test? Two
kinds of objects are involved...
5 replies - 3519 views - 09/21/09 by vpartington in Articles
A while back, I wrote a class that would allow me to
programmatically change logger levels from inside a test. Here‘s the
idea: invariably if you are doing...
0 replies - 1049 views - 09/21/09 by Rob Williams in Articles
