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Community
Know how persist document in the Cassandra in a way fairly simple
Aliber is an opensource project for leave, created by Edy Setiawan, which win Inaicta (Indonesia ICT Award), a growing edition of APICTA, win as winner 1st in Indonesia Mobile Competition in Malang/VEDC. but he cannot go to Thailand for APICTA because "juror" said not good product, but MERIT ..strange conspiration :(
Eclipse is famous IDE in em Java, follows the open source model. The Eclipse project was stated by IBM that does the first version, then donated like open source for the community. The begin costs was above 40 millions. Nowadays, the Eclipse is one of the most used worldwide. Has important feature how the SWT uses and not the Swing, there are too many plug-ins...
Education
Many things changed from java 1 in 1995 at java 7 2012. Learn about this reading this article.
In 1996, a group that I was working with devised a development process which we called Defect Driven Design, otherwise known as D3 (D-Cubed). We were a bit disappointed by not surprised that D3 never really caught on but just recently I saw a glimmer of hope for a revival.
Testing
In the previous articles we have concentrated on testing using Glassfish. But can you use the same
recipe to do testing on Weblogic. The answer is YES, but ..... Yea you know there is always a caveat.
First make sure you have Weblogic installed properly. Note I did the testing with the latest 12c version,
so your mileage may vary.
Download the attached zip file again and follow along. In...
J2EE
We added an accordion demo to our JSF demos. See it in action over here. If you have suggestions. Let us know!
In the previous article we described how to do testing with multiple containers. But since joining
the Glassfish team I have wondered how can I test applications against different versions of JSF on Glassfish?
As it turns out it is actually quite straightforward. This blog entry shows you how to do it. It will
allow you to test using a 2.1.2 version and up. All by using properties passed in...
In the previous article we have worked out how to run the integration tests against Glassfish,
but what about other versions of Glassfish or even other servers?
Well, the infrastructure groundwork has been laid for that. Before we are going to reap the fruits
we are going to explain the difference between downloading, installing and configuring your server
within Cargo.
The main reason...
In the previous article we added the Glassfish application server into the mix for testing. This looks all nice,but one might wonder how this would work in a parent project (POM) and child projects setup. Well it is fairly easy to accomplish.We will move all the bits first over to the new parent POM we are going to use. See below for what theparent POM will look like.
<?xml version="1.0...
Using HtmlUnit, Glassfish and Maven for integration testing
Use HtmlUnit and Maven for integration testing
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Introduction
How someone can improve if he has no clear vision of what he could become? I'm asking this tough question to myself while reading to the definition of JSF. As it is written in its specification, JavaServer Faces is a user interface framework designed to significantly ease the burden of writing and maintaining applications that run on a...
Ladies and Gentlemen, today, while I'm writing this blog post, I'm one-eyed. Last saturday, I woke up earlier in the morning and I noticed that I couldn't see out with my right eye. I went to see an ophtalmologist to find the cause and the solution and now I'm taking drugs. I'm sharing this crazy experience with you only because...
In the first blog entry of this series, we showed how to configure a message body reader (MBR) on an instance of Client. This blog entry will focus specifically on the topic of configuration in the JAX-RS 2.0 Client API.
GUI
Recently I had the privilege of writing an article for Java Tech Journal about using HTML5 Server Sent Events in a JSF 2 User Interface.
Web Development Tools
The second edition of Java Magazine (November/December) will go out in few days. In the Part 2 of the my article, you will see in detail how to use JSON to handle the response returned to the HTML5 client.
The first Part 1 of my article published in the first edition of Java Magazine (available here ) has shown how you can create and deploy quickly a Java EE application that uses RESTful Web services with NetBeans.
Did you ever tried to visualize dependencies between pages on your average website? If so, you probably know what kind of pain it can be. The relations tend to be messy and any kind of chart displaying them is not easy to read.
The other night I was looking for some charting library and run across MooWheel.
Using the Wheel for rendering the deps you get reasonably readable chart for smaller site...
Programming
This is the second blog entry on series of blogs about JAX-RS 2.0 Early Draft. Today I'd like to discuss the Generic Interface for building and submitting requests in the Client API. See last week's blog for an introduction to the Client API.
