Today's JEE doesn't
require configuration files any more. Most of the configuration, if
not all, is done over properly annotated classes. As such, it's the
responsibility of the underlying containers to find these annotations
and act...
0 replies - 13401 views - 05/11/10 by Ales Justin in Articles
We're finally back with our next article in the Microcontainer series.
In the first two articles we demonstrated how Microcontainer supports various component models, and showed its powerful dependency injection functionalities . In this article, we'll...
4 replies - 24933 views - 09/24/09 by Ales Justin in News
Today, Dependency injection (DI), or Inversion of Control (IoC), lies at the core of many frameworks that espouse the notion of a container or a component model. We discussed component models in my previous Microcontainer (MC) article. JBoss’ old JMX kernal...
50 replies - 25434 views - 12/29/08 by Ales Justin in Articles
Looking at the current state of Java, we can see that POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) rule the land yet again. Their dominance stretches from enterprise applications to middleware services. At JBoss we were known for our modular JMX-based kernel. The...
19 replies - 40485 views - 10/01/08 by Ales Justin in Articles
