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 | EJB 3 tutorial on RAD 7.5 beta |
 Anonymous writes "Web Age Solutions Inc. has posted a tutorial on EJB 3 development using RAD 7.5 beta.
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Posted by billylo on Monday, January 07 @ 09:26:47 EST (5896 reads)
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| Spring is now certified on WebSphere |
Spring framework is now certified on WebSphere AppServer. See details here. Technical steps for using Spring and Hibernate with WAS has been updated here.
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Posted by billylo on Monday, June 25 @ 08:59:49 EDT (1697 reads)
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| Easily Access and Update J2EE Nested Archives with Eclipse |
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Anonymous writes "Nested Archive Toolkit for Java is a tool that provides the layout details of archives, including nested or J2EE archives, so that users can efficiently open and update selected archive contents. This technology builds on existing Java APIs for accessing ZIP and JAR files and uses advanced techniques for opening and scanning nested archives."
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 18 @ 07:52:29 EDT (1064 reads)
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| Build Enhanced AJAX Toolkits with J2EE |
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Anonymous writes "AJAX Toolkit Framework is a J2EE based technology that assists in constructing Eclipse framework support for AJAX toolkits on Linux and provides enhanced DHTML/Javascript IDE features for AJAX developers. This enables support of DOM browsing and JavaScript debugging by using Mozilla XULrunner to embed the Mozilla browser component (Gecko) in the Eclipse framework."
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Posted by billylo on Tuesday, February 28 @ 01:15:38 EST (1441 reads)
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| Eliminate Fragile APIs in Java Apps |
Anonymous writes "AUS (API Usage Scanner) is a J2EE tool that helps developers detect fragile APIs in Java applications to avoid binary compatibility and toleration problems. AUS, a pure Java utility, identifies references to APIs of one product by another product to create a set of detailed reports showing where references to the APIs are found and how those APIs are used. "
Note: A related tool is the "Eclipse API Scanner" that reports on mis-use of the Eclipse API. Very neat.
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, November 30 @ 07:26:05 EST (1530 reads)
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| What's New in EJB3? Free Seminar - London - October 6th |
Anonymous writes "Skills Matter and SolarMetric are pleased to invite you to a free seminar on EJB 3 Persistence, which will take place in London on October 6th. EJB 3 expert group member and Bitter EJB author Patrick Linskey will introduce the audience to the EJB 3 Persistence specification.
For more information or to register, go to http://skillsmatter.com/menu/184
Date: October 6th
Time: 10:00 - 12:30
Location: Skills Matter, 8 Grafton Street. London, W1S 4EL
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Posted by billylo on Monday, October 03 @ 08:57:12 EDT (2788 reads)
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| Ezweb: For developing dynamic Web sites with J2EE |
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Anonymous writes "Easy Website Builder is an Eclipse-based free-trial tool that enables non-technical users to start with J2EE and be able to independently create dynamic Web sites using a set of wizards, a visual editor and various drag & drop components as well as show various texts, images, links and tables. This intelligent tool releases the IT people from content creation allowing them to invest their time in programming and infrastructure tasks."
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, September 11 @ 16:42:47 EDT (1527 reads)
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| Culture-Sensitive GUI controls and J2EE |
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Anonymous writes "Global Business Object (GBO) is a technology that provides a portable Java library enabling developers to generate culture-sensitive GUI (graphical user interface) controls in a J2EE environment. Currently, GBO includes five globalization features: Name, Address, Pop-up Calendar, Date Chooser, and Time Chooser and supports 24 languages and their corresponding locales."
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, September 11 @ 16:41:49 EDT (1218 reads)
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| IBM releases ETTK tool for Laszlo |
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Anonymous writes "Faces for Laszlo makes use of multiple J2EE (Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition) emerging technologies for rich Internet applications, resulting in a rich user experience on the browser. Through a JSF custom tag library, developers using Faces for Laszlo can integrate OpenLaszlo components into their web application. These components can bind to server-side data that is made available as JavaScript data structures within the browser at runtime."
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, July 20 @ 20:03:55 EDT (1333 reads)
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| Build Web apps without Java/J2EE knowledge |
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Anonymous writes "The Ad hoc Development and Integration tool for End Users (ADIEU) allows end users to develop Web services and Web applications without any knowledge of Java or J2EE. The tool uses a form-based framework making use of "cards", which act like single-function applications. The data fields in cards can be used like cells in a spreadsheet and can contain either data or an expression that determines the data at run time. Cards can also run other cards; this capability provides the basic flow control necessary for programming concepts such as decision branching, sequences, and loops."
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, July 14 @ 23:38:08 EDT (1744 reads)
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| New Distance Learning Course to Train Domino Developers to Develop WebSphere App |
Anonymous writes "The Learning Continuum Company (TLCC) has announced a new advanced programming course for Domino Developers ready to learn J2EE development. Servlet and JSP Programming using Rational Developer 6 for Domino Developers focuses on Servlets, JavaServer Pages, JDBC, and integration with Domino. Students learn how to manage user sessions to add shopping cart functionality to a website, add error handling, use and create tag libraries, and build JavaBeans and use them in a JavaServer Page. They also learn how to use JDBC to integrate WebSphere applications with relational databases. The course focuses on the use of IBM's Rational Application Developer 6 as the development tool. Domino Developers also learn how to integrate Domino with WebSphere by using the Domino object classes and the Domino Custom Tag Libraries.
This course is specifically designed for Domino developers and includes numerous tips and hints to bridge from your existing knowledge of Domino development to developing WebSphere applications using Rational Developer 6. This course includes many live demonstrations and student activities done right in the Rational development environment.
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, July 14 @ 23:37:15 EDT (1126 reads)
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