Eduardo Cereto has some concerns about the
possibility of Google Analytics cookies slowing down the sites that use
the web app (which obviously includes many of the most popular sites on
the internet). Some readers may have thought this claim...
3 replies - 4013 views - 01/13/12 by Eric Genesky in News
We’ve extended our previously single Solr-node to a few nodes in a
cluster. This allows us to run queries against one node while updating
or configuring another, distributing the load across several servers
(although we’re not there yet load wise) and...
1 replies - 2967 views - 09/01/11 by Mats Lindh in News
Many times during your life as a java developer, you will face the situation of retrieving some resources using an HTTP connection. At first, it will seem easy, but probably some problems will arise such as:
Needing to use an HTTP Proxy (maybe...
2 replies - 6283 views - 12/09/10 by Daniel Pecos in Articles
CHANGES Digest:
Request/ResponseFilter
TransferListener
Apache HttpClient Support - if you can't use Netty (which is still the recommended provider)
Per Provider Configuration
Bug fixes and Performance Improvements
Changes in more detail...
0 replies - 2307 views - 11/17/10 by Jörg Buchberger in Announcements
What is the definition of session persistence? For instance, it means recognizing an user as the same one that has compiled a login form before. Technically speaking, it means identify a client in between different HTTP requests.
7 replies - 19888 views - 07/15/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
OSGi is the emerging Java platform, and a surefire architectural solution to avoid the infamous Jar hell during the development of Java applications.Web interfaces are another rather important feature today, and OSGi lacks as far as I know a native solution...
0 replies - 8000 views - 06/01/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
One of the primary functions performed by JBossESB is the routing of
messages between services. (Remember that, on an ESB, everything is
either a message or a service.) The messages that JBoss ESB handles
conform to org.jboss.soa.esb.message.Message.
2 replies - 13425 views - 02/24/10 by Len DiMaggio in News
Right now, Google is working on an application-layer protocol aimed at making web pages download twice as fast. Google revealed the early-stage research on its SPDY, pronounced "SPeeDY", protocol this week. Initial tests of SPDY show that the...
5 replies - 7137 views - 11/13/09 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
eviware is happy to announce the soapUI 3.0.1 release which contains a bunch of bug-fixes and some improvements as well;
0 replies - 2483 views - 08/14/09 by Ole Matzura in Announcements
I recently got a request from Alik for my opinion on REST. I think
this might be interesting for a wider audience and decided to blog my
answer here. Note: I also have a REST presentation I prepared a while ago, which is downloadable from here (ppt)
9 replies - 8148 views - 05/14/09 by Arnon Rotem-gal-oz in News
Roy Fielding has weighed in
on the recent "buzzwordiness" (hey, if Colbert can make up
"truthiness", then I can make up "buzzwordiness") of calling everything
a "REST API", a tactic that has become more en vogue of...
16 replies - 18695 views - 11/07/08 by Ted Neward in Articles
Today SOA is the most prevalent enterprise architecture style. In most cases services (S in SOA) are realized using web services specification(s). Web services are, in most cases, implemented using HTTP as transport protocol but other options exists. As new...
4 replies - 24450 views - 11/05/08 by Miroslav Rešetar in Articles
The HTML 5 proposal contains many new and interesting ideas. To provide some background, let's take a closer look at WebSocket and consider it against potential small modifications to HTTP usage (such as keeping TCP connections distinct when...
1 replies - 10320 views - 11/04/08 by Ted Goddard in Articles
