Java

  • submit to reddit

Logging in Java: Switching to logback and slf4j

 log4j was and maybe still is the de facto standard when it comes to logging in Java applications. Sun's solution with the internal JDK logging could...

7 replies - 6972 views - 02/17/13 by Ralf Quebbemann in Articles

Activiti TimerEvent Only Firing Once

This is just a mental note since I wasted hours on it a few months ago.  Then a colleague just did the same. If you are developing a business process...

0 replies - 845 views - 02/17/13 by Brian O' Neill in Articles

Hardware Acceleration in Android - Are You Using It?

Did you know Android has Hardware Acceleration? Did you also know you actually need to enable it for your app first? Suprisingly you do! It's not defaulted...

0 replies - 1936 views - 02/17/13 by Isaac Taylor in Articles

Scala, JavaFX, Java EE 7, and Enterprise Integration

This session shows you how to use Scala, one of the hottest technologies, to build a JavaFX application that talks to a Java EE 7 application server. Scala is...

0 replies - 2279 views - 02/16/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

A New Java Library for Amazing Productivity

Editor's Note: This article has been republished with the permission of the original author, Graham Lea.  I’ve found this great Java library that can...

26 replies - 14097 views - 02/15/13 by Allen Coin in Articles

EMEA JBoss Forum Tour - Bringing Integration & BPM to Europe

Just back from a four country tour through Europe talking about JBoss Integration products, meeting with customers, meeting with partners, and demoing the...

0 replies - 1472 views - 02/15/13 by Eric D. Schabell in Articles

Understanding Your Own Code

I recently ran into a statement that left me very perplexed. A programmer was proudly declaring that he can’t understand every piece of code he wrote a...

5 replies - 3990 views - 02/15/13 by Eli Bendersky in Articles

Java, if This Were a Better World

Just a little dreaming about a better world, where some old blunders in the Java platform would’ve been corrected and some awesome missing features...

3 replies - 1952 views - 02/15/13 by Lukas Eder in Articles

DZone Links You Don't Want To Miss (2/15/13)

An Amazing New Java Library! There's a fun 'aha!' moment halfway through this Graham Lea article. Are You A Lone Wolf Coder?  This is actually a...

0 replies - 2900 views - 02/15/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

JUnit testing with Spring Integration and Spring WS

Spring Integration, Spring WS for Webservice is a decent framework to design and implement a Webservice. It also has good JUnit testing support. In this...

0 replies - 1414 views - 02/15/13 by Krishna Prasad in Articles

Modularity in the Enterprise

This presentation discusses the fundamentals of enterprise modularity and demonstrates how it will affect Java EE application development. It covers...

0 replies - 1487 views - 02/15/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

The Day Java Lost the Battle

When it comes to technology, one thing is for sure: there will always be battles, winners and losers. The programming world is no exception. Programming...

0 replies - 348 views - 02/15/13 by Maroun Baydoun in Articles

What's the Point of Your Library if You Won't Tell me How to Use it?

Friday morning. 9:00 AM. Last day of the work week. Your Trello board says there’s one more feature to add to Rocket Smack! and that’s the ability to...

0 replies - 773 views - 02/15/13 by John Blanco in Articles

Owner 1.0.3 What's New? Part 1: Variable Expansion

In the last blog post I introduced what is the OWNER API and how to use it. Basically it is tiny library that helps reducing the Java code to read the...

0 replies - 1391 views - 02/14/13 by Luigi Viggiano in Articles

Thursday Code Puzzler: Is This An Armstrong Number?

Thursday is code puzzler day here at DZone. The idea is simple: solve the coding problem as efficiently as you can, in any language or framework that you find...

27 replies - 2352 views - 02/14/13 by James Sugrue in Articles