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Kirk Knoernschild06/12/09
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Java Modularity - OSGi and Project Jigsaw

I’ve had some time to reflect on the sessions pertaining to Java modularity that I attended at JavaOne. This topic can be pretty confusing, so let’s take some time to clarify a few things. The JSRs Initially, there were three primary JSRs surrounding Java...

Robbie Cheng06/12/09
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Performance Report of Server Side RIA Frameworks

Server-side RIA frameworks have become popular recently. Both ZK and ICEfaces have reached the goal of 1 million downloads. However, regarding server side RIA frameworks, people used to worry about their performance and memory consumption since it...

Fabrizio Giudici06/12/09
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Using JavaFX Bean Binding ... in Java!

My priority for working on BetterBeansBinding (BBB) is writing tests and fixing bugs of BeansBinding. Also, a few people started asking for minor enhancements, and these are for sure the high priority tasks. BetterBeansBinding is a library for implementing...

Anil Saldhana06/12/09
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Security Features of JBoss AS 5.1 - Part 2 - Masking Passwords in the configuration files

Nobody likes the idea of seeing passwords in the open in an xml file. In JBoss AS, we have various mechanisms by which passwords can be masked in the xml file. This article will act as a single stop reference to the various mechanisms.In order to mask...

Peter Pilgrim06/11/09
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JavaOne 2009 is Dead. Long Live JavaOne.Next

This year I thought I would follow a different format to my usual JavaOne Reports. As my fortune held out, this year I was honoured to be a Community One speaker on JavaFX and in 2009 actually presented at JavaOne on the last day.

Jean-Francois Arcand06/11/09
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Dead Simple Async REST Application: Getting Started with the Atmosphere Framework

In this part, I describe a simple asynchronous REST application using behaviors.js, prototype.js and the Atmosphere Framework. As usual, you can deploy the app anywhere! If you interested to look for a complex Atmosphere application, take a look at the...

Burk Hufnagel06/11/09
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JavaOne 2009 Day 3 - Part 2

More technical sessions, and IBM’s Keynote at the afternoon General Session.

Ming Jiang06/10/09
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Hibernate Performance Tuning

Hibernate is a powerful, high performance object/relational persistence and query service. Hibernate lets you develop persistent classes following object-oriented idiom - including association, inheritance, polymorphism, composition, and collections....

Peter ___06/10/09
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hibernate.cfg.xml Settings for Derby, Oracle and H2

It took me some time to collect the hibernate.cfg.xml data which is necessary for Derby, Oracle and H2. So here are the default settings for those databases: Apache Derby (network) You start the network server and specify the following options in the script:

Felipe Gaúcho06/10/09
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Fiorano Claim to be the Fastest MQ in the World

During JavaOne I had a minute or two to talk with two Fiorano team members: Vinay Kalra and Sreenivasa Rao Sugguna What is Fiorano? Fiorano is a commercial Business Integration Platform, including the lowest latency Java Messaging Server in the world...

Tom Schindl06/10/09
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Setting up a TreeViewer with EMF-Databinding

With this article we are starting to write our RCP-Application which uses Eclipse-Databinding. I’m not going into detail how you create an RCP-Application (I simply use the PDE-Wizard) but assume that you are familiar with this kind of thing. Still I’d...

Henrik Mårtensson06/09/09
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Defining Kanban

There has been a long thread in the kanbandev group at Yahoo about how to define what a kanban system is, and is not. Defining kanban is important because without an unambiguous definition it is difficult to discuss kanban.A kanban system is a system for...

Nick Pellow06/09/09
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Implementation of Duke's Choice Award Winning Clover

Don't you hate committing code and then waiting hours to find out you broke the build? Even worse is when other people commit code at a similar time to you, and you get dragged into the 'who broke the build' witch-hunt by pure circumstance.If your build times...

Burk Hufnagel06/09/09
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