CDI provides a pluggable architecture allowing you to easily process your own annotations.
Read this article to understand the inner workings of CDI and why this JSR is so important.
25 replies - 17386 views - 04/05/11 by Rick Hightower in Articles
The Spring framework came up with annotation support since 2.5 version which eases development.Whether
the annotation based approach, or XML approach is better, is depends on
the project and your personal preference. Let us see how we can write a
Simple...
3 replies - 7955 views - 02/23/11 by Sivaprasadreddy... in Articles
One way to learn a new program language or a new framework is do a "Hello World" or a CRUD application to start to understand about the technology, lifecycles, dependencies, configurations and limitations.
3 replies - 4724 views - 02/21/11 by Valdemar Júnior in Articles
JDK5 introduced the APT (Annotation Processing Tool).
It was part of the SDK but the classes were part of the unofficial com.sun.* namespace, and you had to use the apt tool to process the source code.
JDK6 cleaned up the API and integrated this stuff it...
4 replies - 10821 views - 02/07/11 by Carl-petter Bertell in News
I am pleased to announce that ztemplates 2.2.0 is now available for download.ztemplates.org is a very simple and easy to learn Java based open source webframework. It uses JSP, Apache Velocity or FreeMarker as rendering technology.
0 replies - 566 views - 01/07/11 by Gerd Ziegler in Announcements
MyBatis is a lightweight persistence framework for Java and .NET. This blog
entry addresses the Java side. MyBatis is an alternative positioned
somewhere between plain JDBC and ORM frameworks (e.g. EclipseLink or
Hibernate). MyBatis usually uses XML, but...
0 replies - 19343 views - 11/02/10 by Kai Wähner in Articles
Annotations
are proving to be widely popular these days. Many annotation-based
frameworks (Spring, JPA, Tapestry to name few) are seeing the light of
the day, and even small scale projects are using annotation based
meta-programming for better separation...
7 replies - 11057 views - 07/27/10 by Animesh Kumar in Articles
Well known in the Java community for his many published articles, and
as author of the Java Power Tools book, John Smart has agreed to fly over from New Zealand to teach his 5-day Java Power Tools Bootcamp at Skills Matter in London on February 15-19th.
0 replies - 1077 views - 01/04/10 by Wendy Devolder in Announcements
This is a story about creating a user interface easily, or
better yet, about having good user interfaces without working for
them.
17 replies - 13076 views - 05/07/09 by Javier Paniza in Articles
Aspose.Pdf.Kit for Java now supports editing PDF bookmarks, modifying and flatten PDF annotations. Another important feature for replacing or deleting images from a PDF document is also supported in this new version. What’s new in this release?
0 replies - 2348 views - 02/04/09 by Anonymous in Announcements
I am glad to announce the first stable beta ;-) of the JAU library (http://code.google.com/p/jau/). Version 0.6 implements the following methods using annotations (and works for POJOs):equalshashCodetoStringcompareTocopy/clonetoMap/fromMap (this one creates a...
19 replies - 4126 views - 01/28/09 by Tim Lebedkov in Announcements
I was reading the new Java Servlet Specification (3.0), especially the "inevitable" sections dealing with annotations. There have been quite a few blogs and articles around showing different opinions about pros and cons of the actual annotations in...
12 replies - 4195 views - 12/20/08 by Pjetschoslav Huber in News
Aspose.Total for Java Q3 2008 release includes many new and improved features in this java components suite. Now you can read and write PPTX presentations with Aspose.Slides for Java. Also experience the increased performance by the improved barcode...
0 replies - 2160 views - 09/29/08 by Anonymous in Announcements
This tutorial is a continuation of Setup web application using spring Struts 2 and Maven with Eclipse 3.3.
The project structure is as shown in the below screenshot.
0 replies - 27588 views - 07/14/08 by karthikeyan Cho... in News
There are some who do not like to configure dependency injection (DI) in XML. They call it "XML Hell"! There are some who even complain about Spring's DI XML configuration with its lack of type safety.
14 replies - 23437 views - 02/28/08 by Rick Hightower in News
