Before Starting this article let's define what's OAuth.
OAuth: An open protocol to allow secure API authorization in a simple and standard method from desktop and web applications.
Today's most applications don't need to have authentication and...
0 replies - 2009 views - 12/01/11 by Artur Mkrtchyan in Articles
In this article, I will tell you about my experiences with Spring
Roo. I will give recommendations when to use Spring Roo and when not to
use it (yet).
8 replies - 10260 views - 04/06/11 by Kai Wähner 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
The following article shows a categorization of Java / JVM
web-frameworks, considering different types of web applications. The
intention is to give an overview, not to start a flame war.
11 replies - 16514 views - 12/31/10 by Kai Wähner in Articles
A couple of weeks ago, I posted an article
demonstrating how easy web developement in Java is these days. This
article extends the previous and takes the Spring MVC annotated approach
to a more real-world level.The Plunge The first thing we'll do is create...
7 replies - 4639 views - 08/06/10 by Alex Collins in Articles
Within minutes you can be up-and-running with version control, build/packaging and a non-intrusive web framework. Here's how!
Open source gives the modern developer so many choices, from the operating system you code on, to the IDE and even down to the...
3 replies - 5943 views - 07/19/10 by Alex Collins in Articles
Building websites is
a tough job. It's even tougher when you also have to support XML and
JSON data services. Developers need to provide increasingly
sophisticated AJAXy UIs. Marketing groups and other business units are
becoming more savvy to the benefits of...
7 replies - 63347 views - 10/15/09 by Solomon Duskis in Articles
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 successful at it. My changes are all in the the RESTEasy subversion
repository in the...
0 replies - 13258 views - 11/06/08 by Solomon Duskis in Articles
Arguably, Struts 1.x is end of life. There are plenty of other Java server-side web frameworks: JSF (the standard), Wicket, Tapestry, Struts 2, Echo, Spring MVC, etc. Do you have any market data on what developers are adopting after Struts 1.x? If not, what...
7 replies - 37860 views - 01/20/08 by Rick Hightower in News
