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Ah, the curse of the groggy morning. You may have followed all the rules: no caffeine before bed, an early bedtime, and all the rest. But your best efforts are oftentimes for naught, foiled by the mysterious ways of sleep cycles. There may be an answer: WakeMate, a Y Combinator-funded startup that’s launching today, is l (Read More)
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Microsoft announced Internet Explorer 9 at its Professional Developers Conference earlier this month. One of the unique features of IE9 that Microsoft announced at that time was hardware acceleration for its browser. Thanks to technologies like Direct2D and Direct Write that are available for Windows7, Windows developers ca (Read More)
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Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community:
When I comment in mailing lists that I am implementing aregistration module for my application, hundreds of other developerscomment they are coding exactly the same functionality in their projects- an indicator that something is missing in the Java EE Universe.References Reference:Â D (Read More)
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JRoller:
Alright, this one needs some plumbing, I would have expected GWT to provide some out-of-box solution for this one (just like the File-Upload widget), as its a very common feature needed by almost all web applications. Anyways, quite a bit of server-side and client-side plumbing needs to be done in order to achieve this fun (Read More)
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developerWorks : Java technology : Technical library:
Java developers have a variety of choices when it comes to serializing and deserializing Extensible Markup Language (XML) objects. Simple is one such example, and it offers a number of advantages over its competitors. In this article, explore an introductory overview of how to use Simple within an XML communication system. (Read More)
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JRoller:
XenonDataGrid M4.0, Nelson Framework *WIP*Hi All I am very happy make the release Milestone 4.0 release of the Nelson Core JavaFX Framework and the Xenon Data Grid Component. You can find the download nelson-core-1.0-M4.jar on Xenonique. I have already uploaded the PDF slides to my talk on XenonDataGrid at Devoxx 2009. The (Read More)
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Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community:
The following is a list of the language features I miss most when programming Java:References
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Java’s missing features
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Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community:
Test-Driven Development, or TDD, is often quoted as an essentialAgile best practice, and so it is. It works wonders on green-fieldsprojects and new code bases where you can start afresh and ensure thatall your code is both easily testable and well tested. But what aboutlegacy code? (By legacy code, I mean any code that does (Read More)
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TheServerSide.com: News:
Steve Anglin said that RIMs decision to go with Adobe might just spell the end of JavaFX as a viable mobile platform. For many, the framework showed promise for developing GUIs on mobile devices, but it has gained little ground while competitors flood the field.
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TheServerSide.com: News:
JavATE 0.4 has been released.It is a set of Java libraries that enables application development using the domain driven methodology.
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JRoller:
Buff, If I knew how much I was going to suffer doing a binding module... aaarrggg!!It's really difficult to establish a basement for building something scalable or even maintainable. I've spent a whole week and I think it's enough for me, tomorrow I'm going to see if I come to an end or I leave it.I took a look at beansbind (Read More)
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Java Technology Headlines:
This second article in a series covers the more technical features, such as RSS and Atom tasks and local storage using JavaFX's built-in storage classes. (Read More)
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JRoller:
On my current GWT project, I needed to re-direct the user to the Logout Dialog box upon session timeout on the server. In traditional web applications, it can be done either by taking a Filter-based approach or a inheriting from a common Controller Servlet; with GWT, it gets a little different...especially on the client-si (Read More)
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JRoller:
I am presently working on this GWT-GXT application (not a huge one, but relatively small) and have successfully applied the following technology frameworksFor architectural plumbing:SpringHibernateGilead (Avoid DTOs and allows DDD to be applied. Ship out the Domain Objects that are persisted using Hibernate without proble (Read More)
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