Server-side

OSGi Event Admin with Spring DM

In my current post, I will try to highlight using event admin with spring DM. By an example, we will send an event inside the OSGi container from a notifier...

0 replies - 2950 views - 11/12/08 by slim.ouertani in Articles

A Rich Web Service API for Your Favorite Framework, Part 1: Spring

The intent of this how-to series is to demonstrate the development of a rich Web service API on a variety of popular development frameworks. Part 1 (this...

0 replies - 5191 views - 11/12/08 by stoicflame in Articles

Smaller Java

In my previous post I talked about how to reduce the size of your Java binaries without sacrificing functionality. Using Proguard to strip out unused and...

5 replies - 3725 views - 11/11/08 by Dan Dyer in Articles

Integrating JAX-RS and Spring MVC

Spring MVC and JAX-RS have a lot in common. I've been working on integrating those two technologies as part of the JBoss RESTEasy project, and have been pretty...

0 replies - 5146 views - 11/06/08 by Solomon in Articles

What You Can Expect From GlassFish v3 Prelude

GlassFish is fast becoming the most popular application server. When you consider the feature-rich v3 Prelude release, the rise of GlassFish no surprise. With...

18 replies - 5006 views - 11/06/08 by James Sugrue in Articles

A Look Inside JBoss Cache

So I was asked a number of times as to why I didn’t put in any shameless plugs for JBoss Cache - the project I lead - when I wrote my last article at DZone...

2 replies - 9085 views - 11/04/08 by Manik Surtani in Articles

RESTful Web Applications with Subbu Allamaraju

Subbu works at Yahoo! developing standards, patterns and practices for HTTP web languages. In the past, he was a web service and Java developer. He was also a...

4 replies - 3699 views - 11/03/08 by Matt Raible in Articles

Architect This! Implementing a Java Based Survey Tool

I thought it would be interesting to get community feedback on the following problem. The basic requirement is to write a web based survey tool. Of course, my...

15 replies - 3863 views - 11/03/08 by James Sugrue in Articles

"Simple" JSF 2.0 Component vs. Tapestry

I just saw an amusing example of JSF 2.0 on Jim Driscoll's blog. He's creating a simple output-only component to display some text in yellow, using an inline...

12 replies - 6443 views - 11/03/08 by Howard Lewis Ship in Articles

In Defense of JSR310

I just ran across this ridiculous assessment of JSR 310 and had to comment. I tried to comment on the blog but it was flagged as spam. My response:I agree that...

3 replies - 2782 views - 11/03/08 by Alex Miller in Articles

Filthy Rich Portlets with ICEfaces and Liferay

When a portlet form is submitted, all the other portlets on the same portal page are forced to redraw themselves. In this presentation, filmed at the...

1 replies - 15411 views - 10/28/08 by ngriffin7a in Videos

Configure Spring to Automatically Re-connect to Your EJBs

If you have a service that is a client of a remote EJB, you may have run into the situation where the EJB server shuts down and restarts.

1 replies - 2624 views - 10/28/08 by Mike Desjardins in Tips and Tricks

Some More JSR 203 Examples

My examples for JSR 203 were focused on the basics but I was really just skimming the surface of a pretty large set of classes. I’ve had some follow up...

0 replies - 3556 views - 10/28/08 by Alex Miller in Articles

Language Construct vs. Design Pattern - PHP Arrays In Java

Automated migration is a difficult task because of many reasons. One of them is the need to ensure a good code quality for the generated code. Migrating from...

3 replies - 4570 views - 10/24/08 by Robert Enyedi in News

Taking Apache Camel for a Ride with Bruce Snyder

Camel is a Java API that allows you to do message routing very easily. It implements many of the patterns found in Enterprise Integration Patterns. It doesn't...

0 replies - 2995 views - 10/24/08 by Matt Raible in Articles