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Java and Java EE wonders: Busy time, a log changes
http://javawonders.blogspot.com/2008/07/not-everything-works.html
Java and Java EE wonders. My experience on Java language. Saturday, July 19, 2008. Busy time, a log changes. Busy time, a lot of changes. Back to java. Busy time in future? I have some works to be finished, new project what just starting for my new client and waiting for new huge projects, from few new customers. It looks I will be very, very busy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Java and Java EE wonders: Hibernate or JPA
http://javawonders.blogspot.com/2008/07/hibernate-or-jpa.html
Java and Java EE wonders. My experience on Java language. Sunday, July 20, 2008. Back to java. Busy time in future? I have some works to be finished, new project what just starting for my new client and waiting for new huge projects, from few new customers. It looks I will be very, very busy. Better solution in less time. The irony is, if taking hibernate road I have to change my way of thinking and application design. By doing that I'm loosing a way back, I will never be back. JPA may be a better choice.
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Java and Java EE wonders: May 2008
http://javawonders.blogspot.com/2008_05_01_archive.html
Java and Java EE wonders. My experience on Java language. Sunday, May 4, 2008. Time to share even more ideas. Now I'm using all his libraries: jgoodies-forms, jgoodies-looks, jgoodies-validation and jgoodies-binding. He was one of the first people who showed and said how swing application can and should look and behave, that was before anyone started to talk about these problems in loud. How do we use swing components? Simple answer is inefficient! And at last there is some Domain Specific Languages, thi...
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Java and Java EE wonders: Time to share even more ideas
http://javawonders.blogspot.com/2008/05/time-to-share-even-more-ideas.html
Java and Java EE wonders. My experience on Java language. Sunday, May 4, 2008. Time to share even more ideas. Now I'm using all his libraries: jgoodies-forms, jgoodies-looks, jgoodies-validation and jgoodies-binding. He was one of the first people who showed and said how swing application can and should look and behave, that was before anyone started to talk about these problems in loud. How do we use swing components? Simple answer is inefficient! And at last there is some Domain Specific Languages, thi...
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Java and Java EE wonders: July 2008
http://javawonders.blogspot.com/2008_07_01_archive.html
Java and Java EE wonders. My experience on Java language. Sunday, July 20, 2008. Back to java. Busy time in future? I have some works to be finished, new project what just starting for my new client and waiting for new huge projects, from few new customers. It looks I will be very, very busy. Better solution in less time. The irony is, if taking hibernate road I have to change my way of thinking and application design. By doing that I'm loosing a way back, I will never be back. JPA may be a better choice.
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Smoke and Ice: CDI/JSR-299 preparing to marginalize EJB... again...
http://smokeandice.blogspot.com/2009/12/cdijsr-299-preparing-to-marginalize-ejb.html
This blog is about whatever comes into my mind - most often, though, it'll be about Java/JEE, barbecue and hockey. chances are you won't be interested in all three of those - too bad, because I am! Wednesday, December 2, 2009. CDI/JSR-299 preparing to marginalize EJB. again. Whew, it's been a while since I've started looking at what's. CDI has the potential. The CDI spec comes in at 98 pages. The EJB 3.1 spec (PFD version), comes in at 618 pages - yikes! The CDI spec is far. CDI's integration with JSF is...
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Smoke and Ice: CDI and Declarative Transactions...
http://smokeandice.blogspot.com/2009/12/cdi-and-declarative-transactions.html
This blog is about whatever comes into my mind - most often, though, it'll be about Java/JEE, barbecue and hockey. chances are you won't be interested in all three of those - too bad, because I am! Monday, December 7, 2009. CDI and Declarative Transactions. Ok, so since I'm already on the books. So how can this be done in CDI? Public class RequiredTransactionInterceptor implements Serializable {. Private UserTransaction utx;. Public Object openIfNoTransaction(InvocationContext ic) throws Throwable {.
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Smoke and Ice: More cool in Java EE 6 -- JSF 2.0, Bean Validation
http://smokeandice.blogspot.com/2009/08/more-cool-in-java-ee-6-jsf-20-bean.html
This blog is about whatever comes into my mind - most often, though, it'll be about Java/JEE, barbecue and hockey. chances are you won't be interested in all three of those - too bad, because I am! Saturday, August 1, 2009. More cool in Java EE 6 - JSF 2.0, Bean Validation. There's definitely more cool stuff in JSF 2.0 that I didn't get to last time. So let's get right to it. Annotations for Converters and Validators. Speaking of validation, here's where it gets interesting - with the new Bean Validation...
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Smoke and Ice: Thoughts on JSR 330
http://smokeandice.blogspot.com/2009/12/thoughts-on-jsr-330.html
This blog is about whatever comes into my mind - most often, though, it'll be about Java/JEE, barbecue and hockey. chances are you won't be interested in all three of those - too bad, because I am! Wednesday, December 9, 2009. Thoughts on JSR 330. I'm not sure what to think about JSR-330 - what do you think? A quick caveat before I begin - I'm playing devils advocate here, so I have no idea if I believe any of the gibberish that I'm about to write :). My original instinct was that it's a good addition to...
