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servlet registration at runtime
awesome! did you have a look at the servlet 3.0 API PD? I did not yet, but was amazed to see something like this: public void contextInitialized(ServletContextEvent sce) { ServletContext sc = sce.getServletContext(); ServletRegistration sr = sc.addServlet("NewServlet", "test.NewServlet"); sr.setInitParameter ...
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java, servlets
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Glassfish upgrade
I just installed Glassfish V2 on this box. Not that this is very interesting itself, the configuration upgrade is. Glassfish provides an executable for that. In my case, all i had to do, to get all these applications ported, resources added a.s.o. was: bin/asupgrade ...
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java, sun, glassfish
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HisKit, MyKit, YourKit is for anyone
When it comes to profiling applications, one of the most important feature to me is the ability to focus on what is important. The problem with Memdumps and Threadtraces is, that you´ll immediately face much more information you can handle, and the tool´s ability of helping you ...
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java, profiler, yourkit, jprobe
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JavaEE5 in 15 min
you got only 15min to spare and have not yet laid your hands on JavaEE5, this article http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0707barcia /0707barcia.html?ca=drs is very compact and good to read. Nothing excitingly new, but it is very quick ...
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ejb, jpa, j2ee
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Separation of concern as in Wicket
I´m not alone with my view on Wicket. Just found this http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=7948097&framed=y on Nabble: Wicket is the framework that I've been looking for for a long time. The certain feature of wicket that made itself the favorite ...
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wicket, java, web, framework
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Wicket
Web application development to me has one central problem: separation of concern between designers/page authors and the 'backend geek'. My firm belief is, that there is a very small number of people, that can do a good job in both areas. Any ...
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wicket, java, web, framework, jsf, seam, jsp
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Containers on demand
Glassfish v3 is going to be very interesting to observe. One main thing they add is loading/unloading containers (Servlet/Phobos/Rails whatever) on demand, which makes the fish very much more lightweight. See this http://blogs.sun.com/alexismp/resource/glassfishv31.html ...
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java, glassfish, container, server
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The second actor´s hide-out
second actor´s hideout We´re using JBoss Seam in one of our web applications, and we´re quite happy with it. One thing bugging us is a strange effect when deploying our application: 'duplicate factory for: actor'. This depended ...
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seam, j2ee, ejb3, jboss
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Glassfish V2 Beta 1
exactly as promised lately, the first beta of Glassfish V2 is out. I am not that much attracted to clustering, so the JSF GUI and the updatecenter are my favorite features. Let´s have a look. I´ll report... Glassfish V2 Beta 1 ...
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glassfish, java, sun, applicationserver
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Seam MultipartRequest Bug in 1.1.5.GA
I tried to integrate s:fileUpload today from SEAM 1.1.5.GA into our application. Unfortunately, the provided MultipartRequestImplementation contained in 1.1.5 does not work with parameter names occuring more than once, so that you cannot use it together with h:selectManyCheckbox ...
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jboss, seam, multipart, fileupload, jsf
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