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NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 with JavaFX Now Available for Download!

The NetBeans Team is pleased to announce the release of NetBeans IDE 6.7.1, which supports the latest JavaFX SDK. Download NetBeans 6.7.1 (A JavaFX-only download bundle is also available.) NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 is an update to NetBeans IDE 6.7 and includes the...

1 replies - 22015 views - 07/27/09 by Tinu Awopetu in Announcements

Launching and Debugging Tomcat in Eclipse

I believe that starting Tomcat as "normal" Java application provides the best debugging experience

6 replies - 1556 views - 02/08/12 by Andreas Haufler in Articles

Why I Wrote Yet Another Java Bean Framework

With so many Java Bean XML and dependency injection frameworks out there – did I really need to write another? Am I suffering from some terrible ‘Not Invented Here’ syndrome?

1 replies - 1917 views - 02/08/12 by Rob Gordon in News

Easiest Way to Deploy ColdFusion to the Cloud

Learn how to deploy a Cold Fusion 9 application to the cloud using Jelastic. This tutorial will take you through creating an environment, the WAR file, and deploying the Java package.

0 replies - 1398 views - 02/08/12 by Judah Johns in Articles

Announcing Apache Tapestry 5.3.2

After little more then a month the second maintenance release for Apache Tapestry 5.3 is available. This release upgrade Spring compatibility to 3.1.0 RELEASE and fix minor issues with HTML5 input types, details in the release notes. As usual it is a...

2 replies - 145 views - 02/07/12 by Massimo Lusetti in Announcements

Using the Android Parcel

A short definition of an Android Parcel would be that of a message container for lightweight, high-performance Inter-process communication (IPC).

0 replies - 1416 views - 02/04/12 by Tony Siciliano in Articles

Master/worker or P2P Grid? How about You choose?

In this article, we will see how to easily combine multiple capabilities of JPPF to achieve complete freedom of choice for the topology of a JPPF grid.

0 replies - 913 views - 02/04/12 by Laurent Cohen in Articles

Moving from Google App Engine to Jelastic

If you have have used Jelastic, chances are, you have also tried one of our competitors. There are a number of them out there. One of the biggest ones is Google App Engine.

0 replies - 2920 views - 02/03/12 by Judah Johns in Articles

Hippo CMS in the Cloud, a step-by-step tutorial

Hippo CMS is a Java open source web content management system that enables a true, open and context-aware content strategy. It is targeted at medium to large organisations managing content for multi-channel distribution like, web sites and intranets. As...

0 replies - 1207 views - 02/02/12 by Judah Johns in Articles

DEX Graph Database 4.4 *NEW RELEASE*

New version DEX  graph database 4.4 has been released. DEX 4.4 comes with 2 major novelties:

0 replies - 118 views - 02/01/12 by Damaris Coll in Announcements

JPPF 3.0 Released

JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid

0 replies - 67 views - 02/01/12 by Laurent Cohen in Announcements

The Cost of High Availability

Now that you are able to setup session replication in Jelastic for Tomcat, GlassFish and Jetty web servers, you might be interested in how this great feature affects resource usage.

0 replies - 4715 views - 01/31/12 by Judah Johns in Articles

My use case for checked exceptions

Checked exceptions are an idiomatic Java feature that has been questioned by many in the last years: throws clauses specify the possible errors raised by a method, and the calling code is forced to deal with them at compile-time, by wrapping the call into a...

7 replies - 4099 views - 01/31/12 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Profiling JPA/Hibernate with JProfiler 7.1

JProfiler 7.1 is now available and introduces two significant additions to the JEE & probes section in JProfiler:The new JPA/Hibernate probe makes profiling persistence operations easier than ever before:With the probe tracker you can track selected hot...

0 replies - 214 views - 01/26/12 by Ingo Kegel in Announcements

Unit testing when Value Objects get in the way

Tests developed during TDD can be classified into several levels, depending on the size of the object graph they need to work with. End-to-end tests span the whole application graph, while unit tests usually target a single public class at a time.

0 replies - 3573 views - 01/26/12 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles