
Action Message Format (AMF) is a high-performance web services protocol that was developed and designed especially for Flash applications by Adobe. AMF is...
1 replies - 14033 views - 03/19/09 by Ryan Heaton in Articles

This article proposes a way to reveal latent bugs in Java applications by running them on different JVMs. It is illustrated with a real world example involving...
8 replies - 7752 views - 03/13/09 by Vitaly Mikheev in Articles

With the release of the latest cometd-jetty in Jetty 6.1.15, the oft requested feature of reliable message delivery is now supported by the Acknowledged...
2 replies - 4290 views - 03/11/09 by Greg Wilkins in Articles

The industry is recognizing the fact that performance testing & engineering should be part of the project execution road map starting from the requirements...
5 replies - 12663 views - 03/05/09 by Viral Thakkar in Articles

DZone recently interviewed Emmanuel Bernard, JBoss lead developer on four Hibernate projects - Annotations, EntityManager, Validator, and Hibernate Search....
3 replies - 17676 views - 02/26/09 by Nitin Bharti in Articles

Last week, I spent some time trying to change the location of my cache/nocache HTML files in my GWT project. I started the project with the gwt-maven-plugin's...
1 replies - 6941 views - 02/24/09 by Matt Raible in Articles

Today, while going through my morning ritual of scanning my RSS feeds, I came across this little gem.These are the kinds of pictures that a software architect...
12 replies - 9189 views - 02/19/09 by Mike Desjardins in Articles

My last post embedded OSGi in an application server using Felix, Jetty, and PAX WEB. Here, I’m going to embed Equinox in Tomcat. I originally set out to...
1 replies - 36568 views - 02/17/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in Articles

The vast majority of articles and case studies I have read over the years target the very large enterprise market. While many of the ideas are sound, the...
0 replies - 12899 views - 02/09/09 by Mark Johnson in Articles

I began my adventure
with the need to ensure a lot of uptime for a particular web service
that was running on a tomcat server. I investigated a lot of...
5 replies - 17152 views - 02/06/09 by Jason Kilgrow in News

Numerous times in your projects you might have to face a situation where you need to pull chunks of data dynamically. The obvious issue that you then face is...
14 replies - 19439 views - 01/27/09 by Nitin Aggarwal in Articles

Web 2.0 and Ajax become more and more important when searching for a JavaServer Faces component suite for the next generation application project.This article...
14 replies - 78455 views - 01/22/09 by Matthias Wessendorf in News

I have to admit, I can totally relate to Eric Spiegelberg’s article, JSR-286: The Edge of Irrelevance.It’s a great article; in case you don’t have time...
2 replies - 7671 views - 01/22/09 by Andy Pemberton in Articles

There are many definitions for “Enterprise Portal”, this article aims at exposing a definition that is commonly shared in the Java EE world. People's...
8 replies - 37190 views - 01/20/09 by Thomas Heute in Articles

In a project I’m currently working on, I need to make some parameters configurable, and they need to be outside the .war file that I’m deploying. For...
1 replies - 8843 views - 01/12/09 by Mike Desjardins in Tips and Tricks