Check out Spring Roo at http://springsource.org/roo
It does some nice rails like scaffolding for
JPA with Spring MVC views - all very Java centric.
On Sep 25, 9:57 pm, phil swenson wrote:
> I'd just be happy with 1 good java web framework :)
>
> What is the most Rails like java framework out th
Unfortunatly, that is a known bug in the current version of the
eclipse plugin, rendering it pretty much useless (at least in this
release).
Use the axis2 shell or batch utilities to generate the wsdl instead.
On Sep 15, 4:04 pm, WebServicesNewbie wrote:
> Any one have experience with Axis 2 cod
Why is Java written in all caps? It is not an acronym, so shouldn't it
be correctly written as "Java"?
On Sep 7, 1:29 pm, Grzegorz Duda wrote:
> As always link is missing :)
>
> In case some of you want to check it out:http://javaexpress.pl/
>
> Regards,
> Grzegorz Duda
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I would target JDK 6.
JDK 5 will complete its end of life by end of October this year.
Time to move on folks :)
On Aug 6, 7:41 pm, Erlend Hamnaberg wrote:
> When writing new applications, which JDKs do you target?
>
> 5.0
>
> 6.0
>
> I am writing an open source http cache library, and I wonder i
One concrete use of AOP that I've seen that actually makes a lot of
sense is Spring's declarative transactions. They are implemented using
AOP so, for example all of your DAOs can be configured to be
transactional.
On Jul 23, 3:56 am, Jess Holle wrote:
> I don't actually have any flames for the
I found it quite amusing that the acronym for Friends of Eclipse is
actually the opposite of a friend: FOE
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During the recent news cast, discussing Oracle and Sun, the guys
pointed out that Oracle was thinking along the lines of a simpler
enterprise story for Java.
What better can Oracle do than to acquire
SpringSource
That would make the Java landscape pretty interesting indeed.
Let's for the pu
I would say that the comments should be less concerned about the
"what" and more concerned about the "why"
(unless they are javadoc) , leaving the "how" and most of the "what"
to the code itself.
On Apr 16, 8:57 am, Matt Scully wrote:
> The only thing I would add is that comments describe what t
Could it be possible that Sun's line of thinking might be release an
unencumbered TCK to Apache for
Java SE 7, when it finally becomes specified. This TCK would likely be
built from the ground up to address the weaknesses in the TCK for Java
SE 6. I would imagine from a cost perspective that Sun
On Apr 6, 11:00 am, JodaStephen wrote:
> On Apr 6, 9:25 am, Martin OConnor wrote:
>
> > My one outstanding question is the following
> > Has any OpenJDK build yet passed the TCK(JCK) ?
>
> Yes. Open JDK 6 has passed the Java SE 6 specification:
>
Therefore, it fo
My one outstanding question is the following
Has any OpenJDK build yet passed the TCK(JCK) ?
On Apr 5, 3:59 am, robogeek wrote:
> I hope to be able to clarify some of what was said in the episode.
>
> FYI I'm no longer at Sun. In any case as a blogger in the SE team I
> didn't have any official
In my view, there are two likely aspects to jigsaw not having a JSR.
Either Sun view it purely as an implementation detail, or more likely
it is the following:
It's been mentioned in past on the podcast that all of the successful
JSR proposals have come with an implementation already written in
h
On Mar 28, 6:58 am, Peter Becker wrote:
> JodaStephen wrote:
> > On Mar 27, 11:31 pm, Neal Gafter wrote:
>
> >> On Mar 27, 6:17 am, JodaStephen wrote:
>
> >>> "2006.10.24 - 7. Nothing in the licensing terms will prevent open
> >>> source projects from creating and distributing their own compa
On Mar 23, 7:38 pm, pantsula wrote:
> Please remove it! very annoying...
>
> I think it's time for a new theme song... or change it... erhaps a new
> theme songe for every season? Keep it fresh just like the rest of the
> content...
Hey, we might as well do what Leo Laporte does on the Daily G
+1 for the Eircom issue.
As an Irish citizen, I am disgusted with the way Eircom just caved in.
I bet you can guess who is not my ISP... thats right, Eircom isn't.
But if they were I'd drop them quicker than an AOL trial cd.
On Mar 21, 4:43 am, TorNorbye wrote:
> http://javaposse.com/index.php?p
Here Here
+1
On Feb 22, 10:52 pm, Christian Catchpole
wrote:
> +1
>
> skype me in on that one. I could go on for hours. About how I am
> fundamentally positive about my career and how I couldn't imagine
> doing anything else. I'm paid well to sit in a corner and play with
> my computer. Yet
On Jan 18, 8:29 pm, Hairless_ape wrote:
> Dick left when they made the "dick wall" room.
> Some things are just better left unbuilt, even if
> it's for punishing sloppy programming.
>
> Now every Googleplex has one and things are
> just getting a little out of hand. Needless to say
> Google empl
I'm glad to see that Dick, or indeed any of the other Javaposse have
not dignified this thread with a response.
I'm sure Mr. Wall finds it slightly offensive and definitely off-
topic.
Given the hard work the posse puts in - week in, week out, it must be
a little disheartening to come across threa
Put the protected proxy and the real object into a single package.
The real object's constructor should be package private (default)
access.
Therefore only classes in that package, i.e. the Proxy can instantiate
the real object class.
You would then want to consider putting the files into a jar an
I think you can expect that during the regular newscasts that the
phones will be off,
but during the live event and conference podcasts it will be
impossible to have everyone turn off their phones.
On Sep 28, 10:11 am, Casper Bang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> May I politely suggest you put your i
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