Steve Chaloner05/02/12
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We’ll use Play’s publish-local task to generate all the files we need in the correct directory structure, and then copy that structure as-is directly into GitHub pages. A publish in this manner can be done in less than a minute, after you’ve done the initial set-up in GitHub.
Erich Styger05/02/12
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Ranked as number 3 on my list of Eclipse plugins is something I missed in Eclipse, but what I heavily use in Microsoft Visual Studio: The ability to search files anywhere on my computer
Eric Genesky05/02/12
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World Programming Ltd. is a UK-based company whose World Programming System, which emulated similar functionality to the SAS Language.
Blaise Doughan05/02/12
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The XmlAdapter mechanism in JAXB (JSR-222) allows an unmappable class to be converted to a mappable one. An XmlAdapter can be registered with the @XmlJavaTypeAdapter at the field, property, type, or package level. This post will focus on the scope of the XmlAdapter when registered at the package level.
Blaise Doughan05/01/12
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One advantage of specifying the metadata as XML is that the domain objects will not have a dependency on the JPA APIs. This is useful if we want to use the same domain classes on the client side.
Florian Adler05/01/12
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This article shows you how-to setup FitNesse in your development environment when dealing with Relation Database CRUD operations
Tom Jefferys05/01/12
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So what is JSTL? It's a standard custom tag library that can provide extremely useful functionality to your JSP pages. Common programming tasks like looping and flow control, XML processing, and database access can be implemented much more elegantly using these tags. Without them - in many cases anyway - you'd be reduced to using scriptlets, or writing your own custom tags.
Eric Genesky05/01/12
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This 10-minute video shows you the step-by-step process of how to deploy your Java on Heroku.
James Sugrue05/01/12
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Following a weekend where James Gosling says that 'Google totally slimed Sun', both Oracle and Google delivered their closing statements yesterday, leaving the decision of whether Google violated Oracle copyright, in the hands of the jury. It's not over yet though - phase two of the trial will deal with the patent infringement issues once the jury finish their deliberations.
Tom Jefferys04/30/12
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Continuing this tour of Guava we get to the Multiset. I probably don't use this as much as Multimaps or Bimaps, but it certainly does have it's uses.
Howard Lewis Ship04/30/12
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I'm gradually converting a back-log of existing tests to Spock ... and some of them convert so beautifully, it hurts. Here's an example.
Ricardo Zuasti04/30/12
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Cross-site request forgery attacks (CSRF) are very common in web applications and can cause significant harm if allowed. Luckily preventing CSRF attacks is quite simple
Steve Chaloner04/30/12
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In the first part of this tutorial, we looked at the bare basics for creating, publishing and calling a module. The module we created didn’t really do much, so now it’s time to look at expaning the functionality using some of Play’s features.
Eric Genesky04/30/12
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Tomcat is a popular servlet and lightweight application among much of the Java community, so TomEE should come as welcome news to those who are looking for a cloud solution that retains Tomcat.
Markus Eisele04/30/12
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Based on the complete data for what has been submitted to JavaOne 2012 in San Francisco I will let you have a look at types, distribution and speakers.
