I use Play framework with GAE module, it works quite nice and performance is
ok.
Personally I don't have good experience with Spring roo
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We are looking for an App Engine Java developer to build a phase one of a
social Facebook driven web application.
Looking to spend $2,500 for the phase one of the project.
Must be able to build a general UI, CSS / AJAX. There will also be a
graphics designer working on the project.
If intere
We are looking for an App Engine Java developer to build a phase one of a
social a Facebook driven web application.
Looking to spend $2,500 for the phase one of the project.
Must be able to build a general UI, CSS / AJAX. There will also be a
graphics designer working on the project.
If inte
We are looking for an App Engine Java developer to build a phase one of a
social a Facebook driven web application.
Looking to spend $2,500 for the phase one of the project.
Must be able to build a general UI, CSS / AJAX. There will also be a
graphics designer working on the project.
If inte
It sounds like your main goal is to send email that does not get
flagged by Yahoo's
spam filter.
The links you included had a discussion about key security added to
google apps for business that signs your email and allows Yahoo spam
filter service
to check the public key w/ your DNS mx records.
In the test case, tests 1 and 3 are basically the same scenario, except that
in test 1 the object is detached, while in test 3 I still work with the
attached object. And test 1 fails, while test 3 passes.
/** Failing test */
@Test
public void testBasicPlayerRankingPersistence() {
If you're just looking for an MVC framework, here are two that I wrote:
Tagonist: http://www.tagonist.org/
This is about as simple as it can possibly get. Less than 500 lines
of code, no classpath scanning, zero (as in nada, none, zip) effect on
startup time. It just plays clever with JSP. Fo
Thank you! This is very good news, and gives motivation to optimize the code
to run fast :)
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for warm up issue, there are several options, including always on instance,
cron job, etc
you may want to take a look at this page http://www.keepyourappwarm.com/
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