Articles in JAVA

J2EE - NetBeans, JSF, Persistence API - Part 3

How to extend the detail page of a company by adding a list of products of the company and a drop down list box, which will allow a user to add a new product to the list of the products of the company.

J2EE - NetBeans, JSF, Persistence API

By Jan Fajfr

This article is a simple tutorial for anyone like me who just wants to learn the basics of J2EE. Step-by-step introduction on how to make a simple enterprise application in NetBeans.

CORBA - Manipulating Naming Service

By Jan Fajfr

This is a short post describing how to implement a simple tool to manage CORBA Naming Service.

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...

Polls: Do You Read Java Magazine? And the Java 7/8 "Plan B" Decision (in Retrospect)

By editor

77 | 0 Ourmost recently completed pollsuggests that, while the newJava Magazineis starting to find a regular readership, there is still plenty of room for more growth. A total of 266 votes were cast in the poll, along with a single comment. The exact...

ShiningPanda: Python & Java: a unified build process (2/4)

By planet-python

In ourprevious blog postdedicated to Python and Java, we saw howMavencan orchestrate a unified build process for these two languages.But most of the time, all artifacts within a build should take the same version. It was not the case in the sample project of...

Mobilize Your MongoDB: Building MongoDB Mobile Apps with OpenShift PaaS

By 10gen

This is the first in a 4-part series by Grant Shipley, Cloud Evangelist for Red Hat’s OpenShift Platform-as-a-service. Grant’s series will cover the development of “Beershift”, a mobile app for iPhone and Android built using Titanium,...

Fun performance regression with (Open)JDK 7u4

By fabriziogiudici

| 0Testing for features is not enough: you should always test also for performance. For instance, a test could assert that a given task is executed under a certain time (which is not always easy, and if you run tests under CI, that is on a server which performs...