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Table Row Editing in Apache Pivot

Conventional wisdom holds that there are two ways to edit table data.  You can either use an inline cell editor, or you can launch an edit dialog that lets...

15 replies - 11790 views - 04/30/09 by Todd Volkert in Articles

Making Distinctions Between Different Kinds of JSF Managed-Beans

JSF has a simple Inversion-of-Control (IoC) container called the JSF Managed Bean Facility (MBF). Although it has a verbose XML syntax, and is not as robust...

14 replies - 28071 views - 04/24/09 by Neil Griffin in Articles

The Future for Seam: Web Beans and Beyond

In this presentation, recorded at the JBoss Virtual Experience 2009, Dan Allen and Pete Muir provide an introduction to Seam and show how it fits into your...

5 replies - 13810 views - 04/23/09 by Nitin Bharti in Videos

The Death of XSLT in Web Frameworks

Several years ago there was a trend in Java web frameworks to use XML processing as a foundation for the framework logic: take the data from database and...

36 replies - 28953 views - 04/21/09 by Grzegorz Borkowski in News

Introducing Butterfly DI Container

Being about 3 years old and reasonably matured, I thougt I'd take the liberty to introduce Butterfly DI Container to the JavaLobby community. Butterfly DI...

2 replies - 7022 views - 04/20/09 by Jakob Jenkov in News

A Generic CRUD Facade For Your @Entity Beans

CRUD (create-read-update-delete) is a repetitive code in Java EE projects but it can be isolated in a unique class through the usage of JPA annotations and...

3 replies - 10302 views - 04/20/09 by Felipe Gaúcho in Articles

Magic of JBoss Seam

The new features of JavaEE 5, JSF and EJB3 work great together, and Seam is an application framework which does it easily. It introduces us to two new...

3 replies - 10809 views - 04/16/09 by faisal khan in Articles

Which Technology Should I Use Next?

That's always a tough question. Java or C#?  Ruby or Django?  Flex or Silverlight?  Drupal or Joomla?  In some cases, you need to implement and use...

9 replies - 6040 views - 04/14/09 by Zviki Cohen in Articles

Hessian Web Service Protocol - Hello World Example

Yesterday I took a quick look to the binary communication protocol: Hessian. With Hessian your admins will not have any troubles with port-activation for your...

5 replies - 16142 views - 04/13/09 by Peter ___ in Articles

An Introduction to Spring AOP

This article discusses Spring AOP in a tutorial format. It covers some of the newer features of Spring AOP like annotations, improved XML configuration and...

4 replies - 61345 views - 04/07/09 by Rick Hightower in Articles

Flex and Spring Integration Refcard Released: Meet The Authors

Today we release the Flex & Spring Integration Refcard, which is now available to download. I asked the authors, James Ward and Jon Rose, a little bit more...

0 replies - 12476 views - 04/06/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

An Introduction to Spring BlazeDS Integration

Last December, SpringSource and Adobe announced a partnership aimed at streamlining the integration between Spring and BlazeDS. This partnership has led to the...

14 replies - 145963 views - 04/02/09 by Christophe Coenraets in Articles

Writing an Eclipse plugin for the Wicket-Based PasteBin

Don’t get me wrong, Mystic Paste is great! However if I’m on ##wicket and someone asks a question about some code, and I know I’ve written that code, I...

0 replies - 7400 views - 04/02/09 by Craig Tataryn in Articles

Testing seam-gen in Seam 2.1.2-Snapshot With GlassFish v2

On March 15 I read on The Aquarium that JBoss' Dan Allen added JBoss AS 5 and GlassFish support to seam-gen. I had the pleasure to have met with Dan Allen at...

4 replies - 8266 views - 04/01/09 by Wouter van Reeven in Articles

Interview: John Pampuch on Java RTS

Timing, rather than speed, is the core concern of of Sun Microsystem's Java Real-Time System (Java RTS). "The ability to reliably and predictably respond...

0 replies - 6033 views - 04/01/09 by Geertjan Wielenga in News