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In an article ' The Good Enough Revolution: When Cheap and Simple Is Just Fine ', Wired claims that the future of technology, warfare and medicine will be filled with 'good enough' solutions. Situations where feature-rich and expensive produc…
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Ever wondered, where your JSF app spends it's evenings? FacesTrace aims to enhance the traceability of JavaServer Faces based applications. It collects several trace information and performance metrics and presents them on the page being traced. It is re…
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Mike Cico wrote a quick tour of your options for gathering server and application performance data from Oracle WebLogic Server which was published on otn.oracle.com . The articel focuses on using WLDF to instrument an application and monitor its performance …
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Stephan Schmidt wrote a nice blogpost about the next generation Java programming style . Many developers move away from Java to new languages like Ruby, Python, Groovy, Erlang, Scala. If you are trapped with Java, you can still use some of the benefits of t…
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I got the chance to look at the digital edition of Adams newest book. All "Bien works" promise real world knowledge and code you need to develop lean and maintainable Java EE 5 / 6 applications. Therefore I was quite excited to see his new book. …
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I am always on the hunt for new eclipse plugins, that eases development. There is a very (too) short list of them up to now. How about you? Do you have favourite plugins? Which ones? - Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse http://www.oracle.com/technology/softwa…
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Read a great post about the hottest merger these days. Even if still some legal things need to be cleared, the merger is proceeding! Now that a lot of the dust has settled around this wild and crazy saga, it's time to take a serious look at what the impac…
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During the days of the worldwide financial crisis the wish for effective and efficient applications comes up more often, too. If you have a performing application you could possible use some smaller hardware or serve more users. This article compiles some per…
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WebLogic Server includes the JavaMail API version 1.3. Using the JavaMail API, you can add email capabilities to your enterprise java applications. It provides access to Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)- and Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). JavaMa…
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As of today, my blog got mobified :) You can now use a mobile version (not too pretty by now) of my blogposts. If you are visiting this site, you should be automatically redirected to: http://eisele.mobify.me/blog/ . Hope, this is helpfull.
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More and more mature projects think about migrating these days. After a couple of years of successfull development it is time to decide weather to switch to updated enterprise java versions or to keep the old ones. Looking out for the JEE6 release, which i…
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This blog is about Enterprise Java. The word "Enterprise" mainly refers to the fact, that it need some more that just plain Java to run applications that fulfill enterprise requirements. Beside the fact, that most of them were tried to be adressed …
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Got two sessions approved for the DOAG Conference (17.-19.11.09) in Nürnberg. First will be about clustering basics with Oracle Weblogic Server. Second is about Sun (Oracle) Glassfish Server. Have a look at the complete conference program as pdf .
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Read this post by Martin Fowler today. He is talking about his hobby photography. As you may know, this is something I love, too. He even owns the same cam and started with nearly the same set of lenses :) We geeks like photography because it provides the v…
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The JPA provides a relatively easy way to persist objects, however, there are certain cases that often require a deeper understanding of the consequences that can take place. In two recent posts, Carol McDonald and Felipe Gaucho walk you through two such ca…
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The new Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse 11gR1 (11.1.1.2.0) is out. What's new in this release: ( Details ) * Support for Eclipse 3.4 and 3.5 * Support for generation of JAX-WS webservices from Spring Beans * JAX-WS Webservice bindings editor provides …
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As announced today on The Aquarium from pelegri the new JEE6 specification will include both JSR 330 and JSR 299. A blog entry from Roberto Chinnici explains the details about: I'm happy to announce that, thanks to the work of many individuals, we'v…
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I am working on a myfear.com/.de redesign these days. Not only in terms of visual design but in content and feature dimensions, too :) If you are interested to have a first look, browse to: http://my-fear.appspot.com . Love to hear about your feedback and ide…
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