Archive for October, 2006

Oct 30 2006

Character conversion in J2EE webapps

Published by Anders under Java, Web

A little over a year ago I linked to a couple of articles regarding internationalisation and charactersets here. Now I’m doing the same thing all over again, and I of course forgot one small step. For a really extensive and good overview of everything check out this excellent article, read it for in depth info. [...]

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Oct 26 2006

XBean configurations

Published by Anders under Java

Searching for something completely else I ran across the XBean config stuff for Spring on Craig Walls blog. It shows you how to smplify your XML configurations in Spring. Something to check out soon.

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Oct 17 2006

Snake Oiled Architecture

Published by Anders under Java

Grady Booch has a good post about SOA here. He called it Snake Oil-oriented Architecture, but I thought I could make it just a bit more tabloid.
People jump on the SOA bandwagon because the preachers say so, when there are so many other fundamental design and architecture issues to consider before you can [...]

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Oct 17 2006

Repeating the past

Published by Anders under Java

Ted Neward has an entry on how some people in the .NET community is a bit ignorant to the mistakes made by Java folks in the past here. Sadly the same mistake is still beeing made in Javaland today, but it’s probably getting better. 4 layers if indirection doesn’t help much if 100% of the [...]

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Oct 10 2006

Service Evolution

Published by Anders under Java

Alright, I’m way too busy these days to read through all of this, so this is more of a toread. I found an article on schema evolution over at Martin Fowlers bliki. Check it out here, it looks good on first glance. It relates to a lot of the stuff we’re doing these days with [...]

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