Some may say I have a biased opinion on the topic at hand. True. I hereby declare that I have a clear preference for dojo+DWR+Spring MVC.
But I happen to have...
8 replies - 9005 views - 05/25/09 by Jose Noheda in Articles
This time I will demonstrate how easy and dead simple is to write a REST application using Atmosphere annotations…with the help of Jersey!
In part I...
0 replies - 9130 views - 05/22/09 by Jean-Francois Arcand in Articles
Java Data Objects (JDO) is a specification for Java persistence that started in 2000, with 2 major releases JDO1 (2002 under JSR0012) and JDO2 (2006...
5 replies - 7996 views - 05/21/09 by Andy Jefferson in Articles
DZone recently caught up with Pete Muir to get an update on JSR 299, Seam 3 and the forthcoming JSF 2.0 specification. In this interview, Pete examines...
5 replies - 15645 views - 05/19/09 by Nitin Bharti in Articles
Out of the box, the JBoss Portal project delivers a simple portal, usually users will strip it down completely and start fresh or build on top of it. In this...
10 replies - 19763 views - 05/18/09 by Thomas Heute in Articles
As a developer who depends on the Eclipse platform daily, there are a number of projects that I couldn't do without in the Eclipse eco-system. I'm not talking...
4 replies - 11547 views - 05/15/09 by James Sugrue in Articles
Right now there are two trends to develop web applications, either you
choose the RIA model or a conversational approach. In the former, say
Flex with...
6 replies - 6426 views - 05/14/09 by Jose Noheda in Articles
Hibernate
is one of the most popular ORM solutions being used in the
Java persistence world. In this article we will learn how to use Hibernate
filters. A...
16 replies - 53583 views - 05/14/09 by Ashutosh Sharma in Articles
I wanted to write some code for generating events when properties on
certain key entities change. Of course, we all know that there was
nascent support for...
2 replies - 5395 views - 05/13/09 by Rob Williams in Articles
Last week we looked at how Pax Runner makes simple work of starting
an OSGi framework (whichever one you want) and loading it up with a
selection of bundles....
1 replies - 6158 views - 05/05/09 by Craig Walls in Articles
I’ve seen a number of blog posts and tweets lately asking some version of the question Why is OSGi important?
If you’re one of the many people looking...
8 replies - 14157 views - 05/05/09 by Patrick Paulin in Articles
Upgrading to IntelliJ 8.1? Click here to get a free PDF and see what you can do with IntelliJ! IntelliJ
is a commercial Java IDE. The 8.1 version includes...
2 replies - 8548 views - 05/04/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
Maven is one of those things that people seem to hate
rather intensely, but nevertheless adoption is steadily rising in the
Java community. I've worked with...
7 replies - 8522 views - 05/04/09 by Peter Backlund in News
I have known OSGi since Version 2 and started using it since Version 3. What made me a believer was the Service Oriented Programming model and the positive...
2 replies - 13053 views - 05/01/09 by Peter Huber in News
In last week's article, we saw how to go from zero to working OSGi
bundles quickly using Pax Construct. We've only scratched the surface
of Pax Construct and...
0 replies - 11832 views - 04/30/09 by Craig Walls in Articles
