Felipe Gaúcho works as senior software engineer at Netcetera AG in Switzerland. He is a well known Brazilian JUG leader and open-source evangelist. Felipe works with Java since its early versions and has plans to keep that Java tradition as it is. When he is not coding, he prefers to listen reggae and travel around with his lovely
wife Alena and his son Rodrigo.
JAXB and JPA can be combined to reduce the boilerplate code of Java EE applications and to optimize the performance of RESTful web services--a flexible solution, which preserves the original domain model while following the JPA, JAXB, and HTTP standards.
The Quaestio module of the java.net Schoolbus project hopes to make it easier for teachers and professors to manage the questions they use on tests, quizzes, and homework. As project contributor Felipe Gaucho explains, hammering out the needs, goals, and concepts of such a system is tricker than...
Jazoon 2010 is calling for papers, with a renewed website and
some surprises reserved for the ones accepted in the conference. Jazoon
is an international Java...
A small JAXB puzzle: how to define a custom element to serialize
Date objects with the TimeZone information? Piece of cake, isn't it? Try
it yourself and you will be surprised with the tricky...
My presentation about exposing Domain Models through RESTful
Web-Services has been accepted at Jfokus, a Java conference to happen
in January 2010 in the...
JPA has its puzzles and from time to time it is useful to write
down that tricky solution for our mapping needs.This entry describes a
ManyToMany relationship with an additional state in the...
I just started a new Glassfish v2.1 and deployed a Hudson 1.327
on it. Unfortunatelly, after configuring my first build, it always
failed due to a serialization problem:
Poison messages are basically delivery deadlocks caused
by a continuous redelivery of a message to a JMS Queue or Topic. That
usually happens due to...
For the last few years, java.net portal is supporting for free my blogs and my projects. I am very thankful for SUN and Collabnet for this excellent resource, and I am pretty sure all people...
James Golsling introduced a brief view on the Java world this morning at Zürich. It is always a joy to listen a successful geek onthe stage, probably one of the most successful geek of the last...
Java conferences are always a joy of technology and networking
but sometimes we just miss its surroundings because it is quite
difficult to concentrate in our lives while we are exposed to a large...
The SUN Certification Reception during JavaOne brought us one of the most wanted news: the memory tests will be replaced by real coding certification. We can wait the new...
Jazoon conference offered me the management of the Jazoon Bloggers SQUAD, a group of smart geeks responsible for spreading the word about the conference, before, during and after Jazoon...
JavaOne is over now, a week of strong networking and some news from the Java Universe and its business. I need to wait more one hour to my boarding time, so I guess it is a good moment to a draft...
Visiting the Fishermans Wharf at San Francisco Bay I met the
Brazilians that will speak at JavaONE about the recent advances of the
Digital TV in Brazil: Clayton Chagas and Magno Cavalcante.
After the impressive General Session, I attended a session about
EJB 3.1 - proposed to release on the third quarter of this year. There are tons of blogs with complete overview of the new EJB, but...