Agile and Programming
Apr 27 2005
There’s an article about SiteMesh here.
I haven’t tried it out yet, but I’ll my sure to include it in my test project. I’m currently doing a small project to test new ideas and products. Many of the ideas I’m exploring is based on the excellent Domain Driven Design book by Eric Evans.
Products on my [...]
Apr 15 2005
DWR (Direct Web Remoting) is a library that lets you do AJAX style calls to your beans wrapped on the server side by a Servlet. It seems like it dynamically creates javascript functions corresponding to you bean methods. Neat. I’ll have to take a closer look at it later. Of course you’re still stuck with [...]
Apr 13 2005
It seems Oracle has announced that it will help develop an EJB3 compliant ORM mapping tool for Eclipse. We’re using their TopLink mapping workbench today, and having a similar tool inside Eclipse would be a great asset to us. It really makes mapping easy, and could save lots of time. I’ll be looking forward to [...]
Apr 13 2005
Matt Raible has some details about the Spring IDE plugin for Eclipse beeing updated and moved to a new site. Check out the link here.
Apr 11 2005
Keith Donald has a quick writeup on PR2 of Spring Web Flow here. I didn’t really see the need for these web flow extensions earlier, but after completing a major web project I really see the need for them. I started setting up a Spring/Hibernate project yesterday for testing out Hibernate3 and Spring Web Flow. [...]
Apr 10 2005
I installed this tool at work on friday. It helped me with the overview of our context files as well as some long needed cleanup of them. Excellent.
Via Bent.
Apr 03 2005
Jeez, comment spammers are really hitting this site. I run Spamassassin but a lot of the comments end up in my moderation queue. So I scan them and delete most of them, but I really don’t get comments like this:
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Apr 01 2005
Spring Web Flow coming nicely along, and there even seems to be a slick visual editor for it. This would be applicable for many of the applications we create today. I’ll have to dive into this one soon and check it out.