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Warming Up Your JVM - Superfast Production Servers and IDEs

A couple of months ago I was reading up on Complex Event Processing in Java and ways to achieve low latency. At the end of my hour long research I figured...

1 replies - 3209 views - 09/04/12 by Arun Manivannan in Articles

Installing Tomcat 7 on Ubuntu 12.04

This post is about installing Apache Tomcat7 on Ubuntu 12.04. Before this installation make sure java is installed in your machine. You can refer this post...

3 replies - 11864 views - 08/31/12 by Pavithra Gunasekara in Articles

Once Roughhousers, Vaadin and Spring Security Can Finally Get Along

Along with Apache Shiro, Spring Security is one of the two most-used security components in the Java world. Using Spring Security with Vaadin needs a...

0 replies - 2467 views - 08/27/12 by Nicolas Frankel in Articles

Adding Hibernate Entity Level Filtering feature to Spring Data JPA Repository

Original Article: http://borislam.blogspot.hk/2012/07/adding-hibernate-entity-level-filter.htmlThose who have used data filtering features of hibernate should...

0 replies - 4194 views - 08/24/12 by Boris Lam in Articles

Spring Tool Suite (STS) and Groovy/Grails Tool Suite (GGTS) 3.0.0 releases

We are proud to announce that the newest major release of our Eclipse-based developer tooling is now available. This is a major release not only in terms...

0 replies - 2029 views - 08/22/12 by Pieter Humphey in Announcements

Writing Your Spring Security Expression Language Annotation

Spring security expression language is very useful. It helps secure your service/web methods with one line of code. It supports @PreAuthorize and @Secured. In...

0 replies - 4572 views - 08/21/12 by Boris Lam in Articles

HTTP Server + Groovlet = A Back-Door Type of Trick When Using A Java App

Recently I saw an article about simple groovlet. Groovlet allows you to execute any code in your server. It looks very useful for creating a backdoor - for...

0 replies - 3772 views - 08/13/12 by Pavel Bernshtam in Articles

FXML & JavaFX—Fueled by CDI & JBoss Weld

It has been a while since I wanted to have CDI running with JavaFX2.Some people already blogged on how to proceed by getting Guice injection [1] to work with...

7 replies - 4085 views - 08/07/12 by Matthieu Brouillard in Articles

Still Using Those Old-School Log Files? — Let’s Use a Log Server Instead!

Logging to files seems easy. When you start with a small app, you usually log to the console as long as you are developing it. Of course you are using a...

5 replies - 7709 views - 08/01/12 by Alexander Schwartz in Articles

GlassFish JDBC Security with Salted Passwords on MySQL

One of the most successful posts on this blog is my post about setting up a JDBC Security Realm with form based authentication on GlassFish. Some...

0 replies - 2587 views - 07/31/12 by Markus Eisele in Articles

What's New in the GlassFish Server 3.1.2.2 Release?

You might have heard that the latest GlassFish 3.1.2.2 is out. You can download it from both glassfish.org and oracle.com . According to the announcement in...

0 replies - 3571 views - 07/29/12 by Markus Eisele in Articles

Java SE 11: Moving Java Forward – Part 2

This series of articles presents how, in my opinion, the java language should evolve and therefore remain a top-choice language. It also presents some...

12 replies - 4339 views - 07/26/12 by Thibault Delor in Articles

Infinispan as Remote Cache Cluster

This guide will walk you through configuring and running Infinispan as a remote distributed cache cluster. Infinispan offers four modes of operation, which...

0 replies - 3408 views - 07/25/12 by Nishant Chandra in Articles

Part II: Managing Large Deployments of MQ and ESB With Fuse Fabric

In the last blog post I introduced Fuse Fabric, an overview of the problems it is intended to solve, and the components that it uses to accomplish...

0 replies - 2355 views - 07/08/12 by Christian Posta in Articles

Book Review: 'Scalability Rules: 50 Principles for Scaling Web Sites'

I absolutely love Technical Architecture. It is something that requires high standards in engineering to do well.  In 'Scalability Rules', Martion Abbott...

1 replies - 3176 views - 05/28/12 by Alex Staveley in Articles