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Programming
I was going through the documentation of Spring Roo, version 1.0.1 while preparing a talk for JDC 2010 about the Spring Roo .. No need to mention the Roo is awesome, amazing and not Magic :-)
Ben Alex , Stefan Schmidt did a great job really in this project. Smart architecture!
"The automated startup-time scan is also very useful as you upgrade to newer versions of Roo. Often a new version of Roo will incorporate enhancements to the add-ons that generate files in your project." check more on Roo documentation . This is very useful, and once there is a new version from Roo, developers will participate in testing it by just running the roo shell in their project's directory!
Spring Roo, I like it :)
Community
A Spring Integration talk by Jonas Partner for Egyptian Java User Group at Cairo University. Another short session about upcoming Java Developer Conference 2010 by Ahmed Hashim.
J2EE
Sometime, you will need to read some text from the resource files in your application from the Struts Action class. The easier way which most developers are using is to open the resource file using the java.util.ResourceBundle class, which will open the file and read its content.
