With so many Java Bean XML and dependency injection frameworks out there – did I really need to write another? Am I suffering from some terrible ‘Not Invented Here’ syndrome?
1 replies - 2016 views - 02/08/12 by Rob Gordon in News
CapCaval.org releases a new java component framework named C3 (CapCaval Component).
1 replies - 513 views - 11/02/11 by Christophe Hunt... in Announcements
The purpose of this article is to document how to establish secure SSL
communication between a GlassFish EJB server and a GlassFish WEB server
using keystore certificates with GlassFish 3.0.1.
0 replies - 2864 views - 06/09/11 by Michael Remijan in Articles
Guice is a lightweight dependency injection framework developed by Google and it's a good alternative if you are looking for DI on your Play Framework-based application. Keep in mind that the framework is lightweight but you still need to evaluate your...
0 replies - 4321 views - 06/08/11 by Felipe Oliveira in Articles
KouInject v1.2 has been released.KouInject is an open source dependency injection framework for Java, based on JSR-330, a specification also implemented by Google Guice, Weld and Spring Framework. The goal of KouInject is being easy to use and quick to setup,...
0 replies - 715 views - 04/26/11 by Christian Ihle in Announcements
This article describes the principles of unit testing, rather than the technical details. It's aimed at beginners. Experienced unit-testers will get little from it, except perhaps the pleasure of pointing out mistakes.
(Edit: a few sentences redrafted as a...
8 replies - 7097 views - 02/08/11 by Andrew Spencer in Articles
KouInject v1.0 is now released.
KouInject is an open source dependency injection framework for Java, based on JSR 330, a specification also implemented by Google Guice, Weld and Spring Framework. The goal of KouInject is being easy to use and quick to setup,...
0 replies - 736 views - 12/21/10 by Christian Ihle in Announcements
Phew - I've just gone into public beta with my new UML-based tool after many years of work. It builds on the research that I did for my PhD at Imperial College. It also draws on my 20+ years of software experience to create a new way of connecting up Java...
16 replies - 6417 views - 10/04/10 by Andrew McVeigh in Articles
Evolve is a revolutionary new UML-based tool for creating, wiring up and executing components. It currently supports Java.It has just gone into public beta, and we invite you to try it out.
http://intrinsarc.com/evolve/what-is-evolve
Have a look at the...
2 replies - 964 views - 10/04/10 by Andrew McVeigh in Announcements
Ashish Sarin is the author of Portlets in Action, published by Manning Publications. Ashish has over 10 years of experience designing and developing web applications and portals using Java EE and the Portlets APIs. DZone got a chance to catch up with him...
0 replies - 5838 views - 05/12/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles
DZone recently caught up with Willie Wheeler, author of Spring in Practice (Manning) and long time Java consultant. In this interview, Willie provides an overview of the Spring portfolio of projects, including the Spring Framework and provides some guidance...
0 replies - 11473 views - 11/18/09 by James Sugrue in Articles
One of the most beneficial approaches that you can take in software development is to follow a test driven development approach. While we all understand why it's a good thing, it's often left slide in favour of adding functionality to reach deadline, or just...
1 replies - 12526 views - 11/17/09 by James Sugrue in Articles
DZone and Manning Publications have partnered to bring you an
exclusive chapter from 'Dependency Injection' (by Dhanji R. Prasanna). This chapter
covers organizing code in modules, watching out for tight coupling, designing with loose coupling, testing code...
9 replies - 6996 views - 08/28/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles
Version 3.0.0 contains support for using Butterfly Container as an
internationalization mechanism for your application. You can
internationalize (localize) both components, like... NumberFormatter's, and texts. In other words, when you request an instance of...
0 replies - 1064 views - 08/05/09 by Jakob Jenkov in Announcements
There's been some interesting feedback from JSR299 folks on the new @Inject proposal. (Though there is a bit of argument for argument sake in there :).I
can understand 299 folks wanting there to be just one spec that talks
about IoC. However IoC is a large...
17 replies - 4137 views - 05/08/09 by James Strachan in News
