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Updated versions of Java EE SDK and Java Application Platform SDK are now available for download. The new version runs on JDK 6.0. In addition, App Platform SDK added a beta version of Portlet Container to enable development and testing of JSR 168 portlets.
Java Persistence with Hibernate, by Christian Bauer and Gavin King, explains Hibernate's implementation of the Java Persistence API, covering queries, fetching strategies, caching, transactions, conversations, best practices in database design, optimizations, and coverage of JBoss Seam, JBoss' application framework for JSF, EJB 3.0, and Hibernate.
Last year was a great success for TheServerSide in Europe, so this year, we're doing it again – TheServerSide Java Symposium-Europe has been scheduled for June 27-29, 2007 in Barcelona, Spain. TSSJS-Europe brings TSS' hands-on approach to Enterprise Java development to attendees, with practical sessions that focus on what you're using today - or will be using tomorrow.
Davanum Srinivas, in "Why bundling JAX-WS in Java6 was a bad idea!," points out that bundling JAX-WS means that updating the web services API to have new features or bug fixes involves actually patching the runtime environment - or still resorting to external libraries.
BEA's implementation of the Java Enterprise Edition specification, WebLogic 10, is available for download from BEA's dev2dev site. It hasn't been certified as compliant yet, as it's undergoing the process, but it's worth looking into.
Carbon AS Community Edition is intended to be an opensource J2EE Application server project hosted on SourceForge. Carbon AS will be based on Java Enterprise Edition 5 specification, and will be a high-end application server with full support for SOA, ESB, BPM, Portal services. We're looking for coders!
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Liferay 4.2 has been released. It features ESB/JBI integration with jBPM and Apache ServiceMix, Parallel Rendering, Dynamic Vritual Hosting, and much more.
OT Rules is a simple open-source (LGPL) rule engine that focuses on execution, validation and business rules composition. This article shows how to use OT Rules to separate business logic from the code that uses it.
JTrac is an open-source issue tracker designed to be generic but allowing you to extensively customize fields, workflow, role capabilities, and more. JTrac is built using Spring, Spring WebFlow, Acegi and Hibernate.
Seam 1.1 has been released to today. It features support for RAD/IDE tools, J2EE 1.4 deployment (and Tomcat), easy CRUD application creation, ready-to-use AJAX components, better JSF validation, and much more.
While the JNBridgePro interoperability tool does support SOAP and XML, there is a distinct effort here to formulate an approach that 'lets the Java do java, and the .NET do .NET.' Story on the TSS Interoperability Blog
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Java Persistence with Hibernate, by Christian Bauer and Gavin King, explains Hibernate's implementation of the Java Persistence API, covering queries, fetching strategies, caching, transactions, conversations, best practices in database design, optimizations, and coverage of JBoss Seam, JBoss' application framework for JSF, EJB 3.0, and Hibernate.
(December 14, Book Excerpt)
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) lets you build Ajax applications in Java. In this tech talk, Bruce Johnson talks about what you can expect when you build your web app with GWT. Bruce also talks about using GWT with existing JavaScript libraries.
(December 11, Tech Talk)
Learn how to build a collaborative, multi-user application with Ajax Push. This talk, recorded at the Ajax Experience in October takes a complete trip through the Ajax Push pipeline, answering questions with the lessons learned from developing the ICEfaces framework.
(December 4, TechTalk)
Using a detailed case study, application architect Paulo Caroli illustrates how to effectively apply Mock objects when performing Test Driven Development (TDD).
(December 4, Article)
In this tech talk, Bruce Johnson talks about what you can expect when you build Ajax applications in Java with the Google Web Toolkit (GWT).
(November 27, TechTalk)
A companion/standalone book to Mastering EJB 2, EJB Design Patterns seeks to solidify and centralize all the cutting edge strategies and design patterns in use today.
(Book PDF Download)
In this tech talk, ICEsoft CTO, Stephen Maryka, discusses the unique features of ICEfaces, a JSF framework for developing rich enterprise applications in Java, not JavaScript. Maryka also elaborates on the company's recent announcement to open source ICEfaces.
(November 27, TechTalk)
The fourth edition in the Mastering EJB series, this book provides in-depth coverage on the changes that come with EJB 3.0. More than 50% new and revised, the free download covers
the latest features of the new release and information on the Java Persistence API and the entities defined therein.
(July 17, Book Download)
In chapter three of iText in Action: Creating and Manipulating PDF, Bruno Lowagie takes a close look at the PDF, explaining why PDF was invented and how it evolved into a de facto
standard. Lowagie also lists different versions of the PDF specification to focus on features such as compression and encryption.
(November 22, Book Excerpt)
According to Joe Keller, Sun's acquisition of SeeBeyond was a "technology marriage made in heaven." In this tech talk, recorded at JavaOne 2006, Keller describes Sun's Java System
Composite Application Platform Suite and explains how the product has expanded with technology from the acquisition for building out an ESB.
(November 21, Tech Talk)
The Stripernate and Stripes Extras extensions help bind the Stripes MVC to Hibernate and speed development.
(November 13, Article)
This chapter excerpt, titled "Development kick-start," walks through installing a blog server and developing a simple blog application using the MetaWebLog API, a widely supported
XML-RPC based Web services protocol that allows retrieving, posting and updating blog entries.
(November 9, Book Excerpt)
Most online JCR resources provide introductory material but lack further guidance for using the specification in anger. This article walks through performing reads, writes, queries and
deletions with a transient repository, but then delves deeper with questions and answers that address common issues most new JCR users are met with.
(November 8, Article)
This chapter covers the fundamentals of AJAX APIs and builds on creating custom JSF components by showing how to bring AJAX practices to component development. The chapter also reviews
two AJAX JSF component examples, and offers some tips and tricks for developing an AJAXian Faces component.
(October 25, Book Excerpt)
According to Steven Haines, performance and scalability testing are crucial to successful application deployment. These two chapters illustrate how to set up a proper testing environment
and the strategy of ensuring performance before testing for scalability.
(October 11, Book Excerpt)
This chapter excerpt walks through the planning, design and implementation stages of an example Ajax application: a game. Author Frank Zammetti covers "naked" Ajax (not using a library or
toolkit), JSON, and CSS and DOM scripting techniques. Associative arrays and a new server-side framework are also discussed.
(September 21, Book Excerpt)
These chapters, taken from Agile Java Development, focus on using Hibernate and Spring MVC to develop a sample application. Included are descriptions and benefits of the
technologies, along with how-to's for developing classes needed to implement application functionality using Hibernate and building screens in the application using Spring MVC.
(August 2, Book Excerpt)
The Application Server Matrix is a detailed listing of J2EE vendors and their application server products, with information on latest version numbers, J2EE spec support and licensing, pricing, platform support, and links to product downloads and reviews.
(Application Server Comparison Matrix)
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