Articles having tag: JAVA ENTERPRISE

The ABC's of MVC

| 0When we starting planning how we were going to use Java technology at Amway (10 years ago); we realized we had many decisions to make about standards to adopt, practices to learn, architectures to use, patterns to follow, etc. Fortunately for us, there...

Building RESTful web services with JAX-RS, JAXB and Groovy

By lamine_ba

43632 | 0Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violentBut it takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction. Albert Einstein Introduction Ladies and Gentlemen, beyond the fact that I'm going...

How to view the absolute latest JSF 2.2 spec snapshot

By edburns

1181 | 0I presented these two slides as part of presentations atJavaOne 2011andDOAG 2011last year but for your convenience I'm presenting them here. Since partnering with Sonatype, Oracle has been able to offer its artifacts directly in <http://maven.java.net/>, with...

Java or J2EE : the Name Matters

By larryjava

| 010 years ago, when we were decided to use Java technology to create a new application, for use at Amway Corp; we thought it was sufficient to say, "We are using Java!". We were wrong... We quickly realized that there was Java 2 Standard Edition and there...

10-year anniversary using Java

By larryjava

| 0Hello all. My name is Larry Fernandez and I am a Principal Software Developer in IT. I work for Amway Corp in Grand Rapids, Michigan. March 2012 was my company's 10-year anniversary using Java. We have over 1 million lines of J2EE code in production, with...

If JAX-RS had an MVC framework?

By lamine_ba

We build too many walls and not enough bridges. Isaac Newton Introduction In my previous blog post, I have asked to many of you this question: "What JSF should become?". And since then, I was quite silent. The reason behind it is that I was working...

A Bit of JavaOne at the Connecticut Java User Group's March Meeting

By editor

784 | 0 Prior to last year's JavaOne, I was in contact with Ryan Cuprak, president of theConnecticut Java Users Group(USA). The plan was that we'd get together at some point during JavaOne and chat. As it turned out, once JavaOne started it quickly became...