Martin Thompson05/06/12
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I'm often asked about the performance differences between Java, C, and C++, and which is better. There are however a few tricks available to managed runtimes that can provide optimisation opportunities not available to statically optimised languages.
Matt Vickery05/06/12
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Moving objects from the Spring Integration header can be done using several mechanisms. This tutorial will show you a few ways...
Ricardo Zuasti05/05/12
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You have probably heard about convention over configuration, especially if you follow Ruby on Rails, the Play Framework or similar projects.
Pierre-hugues C...05/05/12
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This article will describe the complete root cause analysis of a recent Java deadlock problem observed from a Weblogic 11g production system running on the IBM JVM 1.6.
Florian Adler05/04/12
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The purpose of this article is to provide REST interface for Openxava (OX) application. It shows how to integrate the jersey engine into the OX build
and extend the JPA2 entities with JAXB and JAXRS annotations
Tom Jefferys05/04/12
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So, thought it'd be good to talk about another Java library that I like. It's been around for a while and is not perhaps the most exciting library, but it is very very useful. I probably make use of it daily.
Matt Vickery05/04/12
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The claim-check model offers configurable storage for message payloads. The advantage in using this Enterprise Integration pattern, compared against header enrichment, is that objects don't have to be packed into the header using a Header Enrichment technique.
Mitch Pronschinske05/04/12
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Late on Monday, the jury for the Oracle v. Google trial began deliberating on the first phase of the lawsuit - the copyright phase. This decision could have major implications for the software development world so we'll keep you updated on news surrounding the coming decision and let you know when the verdict arrives.
Howard Lewis Ship05/03/12
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Spock's built-in mock object capabilities are just a dream to use ... unlike other systems I've used, it doesn't get in your way, or force you to think backwards or inside out.
Dinuka Arseculeratne05/03/12
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I was running embedded Jetty on my development work-space saving some time on vicious cycle of compiling and deployment. I needed to set up JNDI in order to retrieve a connection pool for my database related activities.
Eric Genesky05/03/12
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Lead Cypherologist Andrés Taylor has been cranking out work like Pablo Picasso with an empty museum. He shared some of his thoughts about the new Cypher grammar available in 1.8.M01 . . .
Eric Genesky05/03/12
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A new Graph REPL using Heroku on Neo4j has been announced over at GitHub. For those of you who don't know, REPL stands for Read-Eval-Print Loop, and refers to a simple interactive top-level programming environment.
Niklas Schlimm05/02/12
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This week I spend reasonable time to eliminate all our ThreadLocal variables in our web applications. The reason was that they created classloader leaks and we coudn't undeploy our applications properly anymore.
Cagdas Basaraner05/02/12
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Detecting and showing differences of two texts (especially having hundreds or thousands of lines) is a common problem. The trick is to do it efficiently
Peter Lawrey05/02/12
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In simplest terms, latency is the time per action and throughput is the number of actions per time. The other concept I use is the quantity "in flight" or "degree of concurrency", which is the Concurrency = Throughput * Latency.
