Part I provides an overview of the capabilities of Infinispan, including usage examples and a tour of the API's.
ColdFusion guru Ben Forta discusses the state of ColdFusion, CF adoption
trends, and the future of the platform.
A couple of interesting things happened today that relate to my Grails vs. Rails quest for knowledge.
The first is that Grails 1.0 was released. This was...
2 replies - 3606 views - 02/06/08 by Matt Raible in News
Apache Wicket 1.3.1 is released! The Apache Wicket team is proud to announce the availability of the first maintenance release: Apache Wicket 1.3.1. A lot of...
0 replies - 4106 views - 02/05/08 by Martijn Dashorst in News
I recently blogged about unit testing Spring-MVC applications, which is made a lot easier by the mock classes that come with the framework. Last time I was...
1 replies - 2054 views - 02/04/08 by John Ferguson Smart in Blogs
People often complain about the size, quality and speed (or lack thereof) of the maven site generation. However, I beg to differ.
I love the visibility that...
0 replies - 1957 views - 02/03/08 by John Ferguson Smart in Blogs
Spring-MVC might use the old MVC model rather than the more recent component-based approachs. It doesn't come with lots of AJAX-based components. It doesn't...
0 replies - 19971 views - 02/03/08 by John Ferguson Smart in Blogs
Jon Masamitsu wrote up a great post summarizing the current collectors in the Sun JDK and also how combinations of these young and old collectors are triggered...
0 replies - 4913 views - 02/02/08 by Alex Miller in News
Glyn Normington posted that a sunbug has been created to track OSGi support in JSR 277 (Java Modules). You can vote for the bug if you would like to see this...
2 replies - 3307 views - 01/31/08 by Alex Miller in News
As I am
preparing for the 2G conference next month, one of the things I am most
struck with is again how seamlessly Groovy and Spring can play
together. These...
9 replies - 6301 views - 01/31/08 by John Carnell in News
Howard Lewis Ship recently blogged about his woes with Maven, which has predictably triggered a long and interesting discussion/flame war.I respect Howard a...
10 replies - 4548 views - 01/31/08 by John Ferguson Smart in Blogs
James Gosling decided to state his opinion unambiguously on closures for Java 7. In summary: yes, he wants 'em!
0 replies - 4308 views - 01/31/08 by Alex Miller in News
JPPF, the Java Parallel Processing Framework is a grid computing toolkit for
Java that makes it easy to run applications in parallel, and speed up
their...
0 replies - 1632 views - 01/31/08 by Laurent Cohen in News
Granite Data Services (GDS) is a free, open source (LGPL'd), alternative to Adobe® LiveCycle® (Flex™ 2+) Data Services
for J2EE application servers. It is...
0 replies - 3608 views - 01/31/08 by Franck Wolff in News
For the last week, I've been knee deep learning more about Rails and Grails. The reason is because I think developers (and companies) are going to have a hard...
20 replies - 3866 views - 01/30/08 by Matt Raible in News
Interesting story today asking whether LINQ has given .NET an edge over Java. LINQ is best-known as a way to embed SQL-like statements directly in code. ...
3 replies - 9855 views - 01/30/08 by Alex Miller in News
Believe it or not, in a few months the Java EE 5 specification will be two years old (Final Release on the 11 May, 2006). And nobody is using it.
19 replies - 15339 views - 01/29/08 by Antonio Goncalves in Articles
