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What is a Servlet Container?

In this post, I write a little bit about the basic ideas of web server, Servlet container and its relation with JVM. I want to show that Servlet container is...

0 replies - 1490 views - 05/01/13 by Ryan Wang in Articles

JPA - Should I Become a Laziness Extremist?

When you speak with the Developers about mapping objects to relational databases, they very often complain about poor JPA performance, unpredictable...

1 replies - 1433 views - 05/01/13 by Michal Jastak in Articles

JaCoCoverage: Java 7 Code Coverage for NetBeans

NetBeans had a (great) plugin for Java 6 unit tests code coverage, for Ant based Java SE projects. This plugin was based on the EMMA library, which is...

0 replies - 3470 views - 05/01/13 by Jonathan Lermitage in Articles

Java EE 7 Approved!

Java EE 7 is officially done as of this week.  Linda DeMichiel just announced on the Oracle blog that the Java EE 7 Platform JSR, as well as the more...

4 replies - 16496 views - 04/30/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Android: How to Use Two Data Sources in ListViews?

Sometimes in our apps we have the need to link to data of other sources. You have a database of your own for your app, but some records also point to the...

0 replies - 2690 views - 04/30/13 by Wolfram Rittmeyer in Articles

Login Tokens In Email Links

Your system is probably sending some emails. Sometimes these emails contain links to the public part of the site, sometimes they have links to the...

0 replies - 2241 views - 04/30/13 by Bozhidar Bozhanov in Articles

Apache Camel 2.11 Unleashed!

Apache Camel 2.11 has been released This blog post is a summary of the most noticeable new features and improvements. For a...

0 replies - 5637 views - 04/30/13 by Claus Ibsen in Articles

JBoss AS Now "WildFly"

Since it first started as a small grassroots open source project in the late nineties, JBoss AS has come a long way. It is now one of the foremost open...

0 replies - 3137 views - 04/30/13 by Reza Rahman in Articles

Using the Google Maps Android API

This half-hour tutorial from Google's Mano Marks and Fred Chung covers the Google Maps Android API V2:

0 replies - 1517 views - 04/29/13 by Eric Gregory in Articles

Building a Simple Java Client for forecast.io

I like to be outdoors when life allows so weather is always an interest for me. So i was very pleases to see forecast.io becoming available with global...

0 replies - 1896 views - 04/29/13 by Gerard Davison in Articles

Rare Uses of a "ControlFlowException"

Control flows are a “relict” from imperative programming, which has leaked into various other programming paradigms, including Java’s object oriented...

3 replies - 1696 views - 04/29/13 by Lukas Eder in Articles

Code Autopsy

A mystery unsolved. When last examined, the structure of Apache Ant looked odd. Something didn't quite fit. The problem concerns...

0 replies - 860 views - 04/29/13 by Edmund Kirwan in Articles

Mind it: Synchronization is Risky

Hello Friends,Most of the developers know the benefits of threads (responsiveness, exploiting multicores, etc), most of them also know the risks of threads...

0 replies - 389 views - 04/28/13 by Vishal Jain in Articles

A Theorical Look into Object/Resource Pool Pattern

Definition: Sometimes our software projects need costly object creations (database connections, socket connections, large graphical objects etc.)....

0 replies - 2022 views - 04/28/13 by Cagdas Basaraner in Articles

The First Open Source Java Office Suite

Today I'm launching a new project: Joeffice. Joeffice will be the first open source office suite written in Java™. The goals:Demonstration that...

4 replies - 3777 views - 04/28/13 by Anthony Goubard in Articles