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Matt Raible02/24/09
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Enhancing your GWT Application with the UrlRewriteFilter

Last week, I spent some time trying to change the location of my cache/nocache HTML files in my GWT project. I started the project with the gwt-maven-plugin's archetype. The message I posted to the gwt-maven Google Group is below.

Liu Huasong02/24/09
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JavaFX 1.1 NetBeans Plugin on Linux

The following tip is based on Weiqi Gao's original post on JavaFX 1.0 On Linux: NetBeans Plugin. The method outlined in that post does not work with JavaFX 1.1. First you will need to install JDK 1.6 update 12 and NetBeans 6.5.

Jaroslav Bachorik02/23/09
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Socket Monitoring: Now Using BTrace

A while ago I came across an interesting article about various approaches to monitoring Java socket traffic: JavaSpecialists 169 - Monitoring Sockets.

adam bien02/23/09
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Why JavaFX is Intriguing for Java Developers

Java FX Script is consistent: everything is an expression. Knowing that helps a lot. Additional access modifiers (script-only, public-read, public-init) allow leaner approaches for building, not only visual, components.

James Sugrue02/23/09
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Meet the Author of the Seam UI Refcard

Today DZone releases the Seam UI Refcard, written by Jacob Orshalick, author of Seam Framework: Experience the Evolution of Java EE. I talked to Jacob about Seam, what problems the technology solves, and where you can find out more about the framework. Click...

Anthony Goubard02/23/09
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The Swing Application Framework Still in Coma

As already said a few months ago, there is no activity on JSR 296 (SAF) and nothing much has changed since then.

Viral Patel02/23/09
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Creating JavaServer Faces Applications in Eclipse

In this article we will investigate how to create a simple application using JavaServer Faces (JSF) framework in the Eclipse IDE. First let us see what are the tools required to create our Hello World JSF application.

pradeep Duraisamy02/20/09
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Introduction to JOODAMP Framework for Bulk data processing

This article gives a brief introduction about JOODAMP (Java Pooled Data Multi Processor https://joodamp.dev.java.net ) framework which started from scratch. JOODAMP is used for processing huge amount of data. It can be easily integrated with standalone java...

Toni Epple02/20/09
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Growing Revenue for Desktop Java

I was reading Jonathan Schwartz’s latest blog entry about JavaFX reaching 100 000 000 downloads.

Kirk Knoernschild02/20/09
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A Recap on OSGi - Why and How?

Over the past several months, I’ve written quite a few blog entries about OSGi. Here’s a recap of those entries. If you’re not familar with OSGi, the posts under How OSGi might be of interest. If you’re familar with OSGi, but aren’t clear how it can...

Misko Hevery02/20/09
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Constructor Injection vs. Setter Injection

There seems to be two camps in dependency-injection: (1) The constructor-injection camp and (2) the setter-injection camp. Historically the setter-injection camp come from spring, whereas constructor-injection camp are from pico-container and GUICE. But lets...

Emilie Ogez02/20/09
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Internationalizing XWiki Enterprise

Guillaume Lerouge has been spending the last couple weeks completing the internationalization XWiki Enterprise, our flagship product. This is an oft-requested feature from our customers and users and I took the opportunity to work on it in order to have it...

Howard Lewis Ship02/19/09
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Speeding Up Tapestry 5.1

I'm very excited about some big changes coming in Tapestry 5.1: A significant increase in performance. This may come as a surprise ... that performance changes are even needed! Tapestry's response time is nearly instantaneous for typical applications. I'm...

Kai Tödter02/19/09
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Annotations for OSGi Declarative Services

Recently I took a deeper look at OSGi Declarative Services (DS), Spring Dynamic Modules, iPOJO and Peaberry. I have to admit that I like DS a lot (and even more in the upcoming OSGi 4.2 spec). But one thing I particularly liked about iPOJO was the possibility...

Mike Desjardins02/19/09
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A Reason to Hate Enterprise Java

Today, while going through my morning ritual of scanning my RSS feeds, I came across this little gem.These are the kinds of pictures that a software architect or Java evangelist might get giddy over. Now imagine a development team that needs to, e.g.,...