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blog.invoke(m2ward);: June 2006

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June 19, 2006. Waffle: define a default event in your Action. Waffle now provides a new DefaultEvent. The following Action example (MyAction) has its init(HttpServletRequest). Method annotated as the default event. Public class MyAction {. Public void init(HttpServletRequest request) {. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I am a Senior Software Engineer with DRW Trading Group. View my complete profile. Argible: method argument injection. SeaCucumber: In browser JavaScript unit testing. Waffle: Java Web Framework.

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: Waffle 1.0 released

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January 21, 2008. Waffle 1.0 released. I am very happy to announce that after many months of hard work the Waffle team. Has released version 1.0 of Waffle. Some of Waffle's features include:. Easy to develop and test with (simple POJOs). Built in support for Dependency Injection. If you haven't tried Waffle I urge you to take a look and see what you've been missing. As always any comments or suggestion are appreciated. Waffle: Java based web development doesn't have to suck. View my complete profile.

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: July 2007

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July 26, 2007. Run your JRuby RSpec tests from Maven. On my most recent project we made heavy use of RSpec. After 6 months of using it I must admit that I am a big fan. Therefor I was very happy to see that JRuby. Included RSpec within its distro (see JRuby bundles RSpec. I have also been working on adding JRuby support for Waffle. So give it a look if you have the need. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I am a Senior Software Engineer with DRW Trading Group. View my complete profile. Waffle: Java Web Framework.

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: May 2007

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May 22, 2007. Is moving from SourceForge to Codehaus. Additionally, and more importantly Waffle. Teams have decided to join forces. The Waffle web framework will provide the core architecture for this joint effort. As the first step we have has begun porting Waffle to Codehaus (renaming it to use org.codehaus.waffle package instead of com.thoughtworks.waffle). Next we will begin to gradually port features from VRaptor. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I am a Senior Software Engineer with DRW Trading Group.

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: Ever wish you could utilize Ruby from your Java based web applications?

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September 12, 2007. Ever wish you could utilize Ruby from your Java based web applications? A Java based Web Framework, now provides built in support for JRuby. This will allow you to easily write your Controllers in Ruby. The integration is simple and straightforward, taking advantage of functionality Waffle provides (without being a Rails clone). A key feature of Waffle has always been its pluggable. Configure Waffle to be "Ruby Aware". Nodes need to be added to your applications web.xml. Orgcodehaus&#...

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: Waffle: How to access your Java components from your Ruby Actions.

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September 14, 2007. Waffle: How to access your Java components from your Ruby Actions. In my last post. I gave an overview of how you can easily integrate JRuby. Now we will examine Ruby based controller in a bit more depth. Lets assume we have the following Waffle Registrar. A DAO, PersonDAOImpl. Is registered under the name "the dao". And we have one Ruby based controller available. Now its probably safe to assume that this Ruby PersonController. Here is the same controller using the locate convention:.

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: September 2007

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September 17, 2007. Waffle and JRuby: Accessing parameters and attributes from request, session and servlet context. In the last post. I quickly explained how easy it is to access a component registered with Waffle. Based controllers. Now we need to understand how to access GET and POST parameters in order service a visitor's request. This is easily done through the parameters. Variable (also aliased as params. Accessing Request, Session and ServletContext attributes. HttpServletRequest Attribute (HttpSe...

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: August 2007

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August 30, 2007. Are your Java projects misusing java.text.Format. As a consultant with ThoughtWorks I get the opportunity to see many different code bases at a variety of client. A common mistake I see again and again is that developers do not realize that sub-classes of java.text.Format. Eg NumberFormat, SimpleDateFormat) are not thread safe. If your project defines a static instance of a formatter, like so:. Public static final SimpleDateFormat SIMPLE DATE FORMAT. Then chances are you have a bug.

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blog.invoke(m2ward);: Maven release:prepare not prompting for version

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January 08, 2008. Maven release:prepare not prompting for version. I ran into a particular annoying bug the other day when trying to use the Maven release plugin. Is suppose to prompt you for the version you wish to give the release (the version in the poms from x-SNAPSHOT to a new version). However, on my machine I was never prompted by the plugin. After spending more time than I care to admit trying to resolve this issue I was finally able to trace it to my /.m2/settings.xml. View my complete profile.