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Erdinç Kocaman03/29/10
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An Event Mechanism for the Wicket Framework

The event system I will discuss about here  is based on the event handling mechanism used in Buoy Swing library (http://buoy.sourceforge.net). It is an excellent library to develop Swing applications. I modified the event handling code of buoy library in...

Mohammad Juma03/29/10
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JAX-WS Five Minute Tutorial

This tutorial is for people who want to run a JAX-WS example (Endpoint + Client) in just five minutes.What you need to run this example:JDK 1.6Eclipse .Be Excited ;)  Note:- You can download the source code for this example from the resources section.

Nicolas Frankel03/29/10
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Let Others Work For You With Selenium

With a provocation this big, I hope I’ve caught your attention. So, let’s draw some lines: the objective is, of course, not to let others do you work. It is to share work once between the client, the business analyst and the person that will run the...

Mitch Pronschinske03/28/10
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Case Study: Integrating Benefitfocus' JMS and .NET Architectures

Benefitfocus is the largest healthcare benefits provider in the US.  They sell a wide array of SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) offerings for health insurance providers and for other sections of the healthcare industry.  When Benefitfocus built a new offering,...

Peter ___03/28/10
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Constant Complexity For Reversing of a List

I am reading this question on stack overflow and it was irritating for me that the most people say: reversing a linked list is possible only in O(n). Okay, this is true for a single linked lists, but not for double linked lists like I will show you with my...

Peter Pilgrim03/27/10
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JavaFX JAVAWUG Moonlander Stage 10

Here is the snapshot version (stage 10)  of the JavaFX Moonlander application, which was originally coded for the JAVAWUG Professional Code Jam #2.

Mitch Pronschinske03/26/10
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Oracle Set to Grow with Sun; Forecast Indicates Economic Upturn

After many months of grappling with the EU over the Sun acquisition and the fate of one popular open source database, Oracle is quickly reaping the benefits of its purchase.  The software giant reported its third quarter (of its 2010 fiscal year) earnings...

adam bien03/26/10
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Is JavaFX Ready For The Enterprise? Or Why Should You Care (11 Questions and Answers)

Easy startStarting with Java FX is surprisingly easy. You can build your first application in minutes. There are many "hello world" tutorials out there. That is important for the first impression and so adoption. The tutorials, however, are more...

James Sugrue03/26/10
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GlassFish Roadmap - Clears up the FUD

Yesterday the GlassFish team gave an overview of their roadmap to let the community know about the plans for GlassFish since the Oracle takeover.  Importantly, they cleared up all the FUD around the impacts of the acquisition, clearly stating that Oracle are...

Lucio Biondi03/26/10
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Evolving Swing Through Simplification

The snippet that I'm about to propose today is very different from what you've got to enjoy, I hope, in the previous article. While the Ping-Pong example, through an imperative training method, has put in shape (after all, we are talking about sports) those...

Jurgen Appelo03/26/10
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10 Questions to Ask Your New Manager

When I interview people for a job position, I always ask them if they have any questions for me. But they rarely have. Some candidates even look surprised. Why? A job is an economical relationship between you and your manager. What you bring to the table...

Giorgio Sironi03/26/10
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Contributing to open source projects

Amit has written from India asking how to start participating in open source projects.

adam bien03/26/10
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Future Of Enterprise Java ...Is Clear (Java EE with/without Spring and Vice Versa)

Java EE 6 and Spring 3 became very similar - at least the resulting architecture and even design will differ only in details (see also Juergen Hoeller comment). I don't expect differences in development lifecycle either - e.g.

Byron M03/26/10
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Share Eclipse Perspective Layouts Across Multiple Workspaces

Once you’ve configured Eclipse preferences to your heart’s content, you’ll often want to share those preferences across multiple workspaces. Now normally you can go to File > Export > General > Preferences to save your preferences to a...

Mitch Pronschinske03/25/10
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Java-Clojure Interop: Calling Clojure From Java

Clojure is quickly becoming one of the more popular JVM languages because of its high performance and excellent handling of concurrency.  Rich Hickey's talk entitled "An Introduction For Java Programmers" is a great resource for Java programmers...

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