Frameworks

Clustering a Java Web Application With Amazon ElasticLoad Balancing

I will show you how to cluster a Java web application with the help of Elastic Load Balancing. Amazon lately introduced three great services:

4 replies - 3957 views - 07/14/09 by lajos_papp in Articles

Getting Started with Xtext Part 2

Last week, I showed you how easy it is to create a DSL with Xtext. In this installment, we will have a look at how to leverage the models created with the...

0 replies - 3067 views - 07/13/09 by Peter Friese in Articles

To ESB or not to ESB

Ross from Mule has written an excellent blog entry on when an ESB makes sense. I think its very pragmatic advice.

0 replies - 2319 views - 07/10/09 by PaulFremantle in Articles

Ten Tips for Installing Plugins in Eclipse Galileo

Eclipse Galileo (3.5) has a shiny new plugin installation dialog box. In fact, the whole process went through a complete re-factoring.

2 replies - 9158 views - 07/08/09 by Zviki Cohen in Articles

Clustering Your Comet Application Using Atmosphere

It is really simple to add clustering support to an Atmosphere's Comet based application, and deploy it inside any Servlet Container supporting Servlet 3.0,...

0 replies - 1540 views - 07/07/09 by Jean-Francois Arcand in Articles

Lean Java EE 6 Without Spring And Spring 3.0 in the Java EE 6 World: Summary and Conclusion (eJug Session)

It turned out, that both components models are surprisingly similar. You could migrate an EJB 3.1 based application, almost without any additional effort to...

3 replies - 4149 views - 07/06/09 by adam bien in Articles

What is the Appeal of Ajax and GWT?

Ajax does have its detractors. Their argument goes as follows: Why reinvent everything that has already been done on the desktop on an inferior platform? I do...

17 replies - 4095 views - 07/03/09 by Axel Rauschmayer in Articles

E4 – A New Area For RCP/RIA Applications

I’m on the road to prepare my example for the E4 talk I’m delivering on the Eclipse-Developers-Day in Karlsruhe and I have to say that in my eyes E4 is...

8 replies - 3756 views - 07/03/09 by Tom Schindl in Articles

Continuations to Continue

Jetty-6 Continuations introduced the concept of asynchronous servlets to provide scalability and quality of service to web 2.0 applications such as...

0 replies - 2460 views - 07/02/09 by gregwilkins in Articles

Ajax Push for OpenSocial

At CommunityOne, Chris Schalk and I presented our ideas on how to integrate Ajax Push with OpenSocial: Developing Sleek and Collaborative Applications with...

0 replies - 1759 views - 07/02/09 by Ted Goddard in Articles

Getting Started with Xtext

Xtext has been released as a part of the Eclipse Galileo release train on June 24th, 2009. Xtext is a framework for building DLSs (domain specific languages)....

0 replies - 5029 views - 06/30/09 by Peter Friese in Articles

Download Your Free Grails Cheat Sheet Now!

New to Grails? Click here to download DZone's latest Refcard: Getting Started with Grails.

0 replies - 2581 views - 06/29/09 by lyndsey in Announcements

Eclipse-Databinding 3.5 for GWT

I’m a big fan of GWT but one of the real pain points when developing GWT applications is that there’s no databinding framework available to synchronize...

1 replies - 4515 views - 06/29/09 by Tom Schindl in Articles

Security Features of JBoss AS 5.1 - Part 4 - XACML authorization for Web Applications

Oasis XACML v2.0 is a robust open standard catering to access control. Starting JBoss Application Server v5.0, users have the opportunity to use XACML as...

0 replies - 3722 views - 06/26/09 by janilsal in Articles

Eclipse Galileo - This Is How To Release Software

Today marks the much anticipated release of Eclipse Galileo, or Eclipse 3.5. Once again, it's striking how such a large set of projects across the developer...

7 replies - 9573 views - 06/24/09 by James Sugrue in Articles