And here is the second post about WLS/GF interoperability. After answering the question How to call an EJB deployed on Weblogic 11g (WLS 10.3.2.0) from GlassFish v3? I now wanted to know, how do it the other way around. Obvisously it would work the same w…
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I was playing around with interoperability problems lately. The question was: How to call an EJB deployed on Weblogic 11g (WLS 10.3.2.0) from GlassFish v3? What looks simple on the first hand, is not too easy. Here are the steps to take. First of all, it i…
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Got a very nice eCard today. It contained a link to a small flash movie. And there were more to discover on Oracle.com. Just wanted to share them with you, cause I do love them soo much. Great art! Have a perfect holiday and I wish you all the best for 2010…
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This is part V of the software quality analysis series about common jsf component libraries. After a more detailed look at possible bugs (discovered by findbugs) we will take a deeper look at how the projects comply with coding conventions. The analysis was…
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This is part IV of the software quality analysis series about common jsf component libraries. Today we are looking at the findbugs results for them in more detail. To make this more transparent to you, I am running the Java Webstart version of findbugs . F…
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Celebrating GlassFish v3 final
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Roberto Chinnici wrote about this on his blog a few days ago. The final release will happen on December 10, when GlassFish v3 will be available. Today finaly is the day! What we all have been waiting for since so long is there. Download GlassFish v3 (th…
Continue ReadingFound this recently and what should I tell you: I love it! :-) Manifesto for Cloud Computing Cloudy approach with any kind of process over foggy substance-driven rain Warm front anticyclones over Agile SaaS Extrinsic data-driven decoupling over bug-drive…
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We did a lot of theory about static code analysis in part I and part II of my software quality posts. Now it is time to start over with the real work. In this post (part III) we will look at the candidates in more details. I have choosen to examine three o…
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The second part of the theory behind static code analysis takes a more detailed look at the remaining metrics, not already covered in part I . I am not shure, if I bother you with all this theory at all. But to me it seems necessary to talk about the basics,…
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As announced in my previous post , I am going to take a deeper look at some of the most popular JSF Frameworks these days. A deeper look means, I am going to do some static code analysis with it. Before publishing the details, I have to give you a brief intro…
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Working for a larger sofware company has some advantages. One of them is, to have a software quality checker at hand, which can be easily configured to run on any java project. What is called "msgJavaMessplatz" (Java measuring station) depends on qu…
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I had some quite dissapointing trials running the new JScaLite examples, shipped with the Oracle WebLogic Server 11g R1 Patch Set 1 (WLS 10.3.2.0). Seems as if my calls were heared at Oracle and they started to write some blogposts about the new Weblogic SC…
Continue ReadingHaving the final Java EE 6 in place it is time for a nice presentation of all included technologies. Here you are. This is done with a little help of the " ZoomText Tool " provided by Timo Elliott . Navigate and have fun. Java EE 6 includes 38 JSRs.…
Continue ReadingAs posted 30 minutes ago by Roberto, the JEE 6 spec is finaly done! Breaking news: Java EE 6 is done! The final approval ballot closed 9 minutes ago. http://jcp.org/en/jsr/results?id=5025 (source: http://twitter.com/robc2/status/6229390753) Intel and SA…
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