OIO ‘s Developer Blog
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Monatsarchiv: November 2010
JSR 314 JavaServer Faces 2.1 JSF 2.1
The “JSF 2.1 maintainance release 2″ has been released. After glimpsing into the “Changes between 2.0 Rev a and 2.1” section of the pdf spec I was surprised it became a 2.1 and not a 2.0.1 release… ;-) Changes from … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit JSF
GWT RequestFactory Service Layer is coming
The GWT team has already committed support for integration of arbitrary backends to the RequestFactory. This is going to be released with GWT 2.1.1, there is a Wiki Page tracking actual changes.
Veröffentlicht unter Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit GWT, requestfactory
Stateful Web Services mit JAX-WS
Ohne die Sinnhaftigkeit von zustandsbehafteten Web Services vorab diskutieren zu wollen sind hier 3 Möglichkeiten genannt solche mit Hilfe von JAX-WS bzw. dessen Referenzimplementierung umzusetzen. Variante 1: Direkter Zugriff auf die HTTP-Session über den WebServiceContext Bei einem Web Service, der … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Did you know?, SOA / Webservices
Verschlagwortet mit JAX-WS, stateful, Web Service
Usage Tracking with Grails
When a web application goes live, it can be very useful to keep track of what people are doing with your application. It is important to discover the “hot spots” of your application which you should optimize in terms of … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails, Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit grails, Groovy, MDC, Usage Tracking
Great series about Functional Scala
Mario Gleichmann has started a great series of blog post about functional programming in general using Scala examples in particular. Check it out, if you are interested in the concepts of functional programming, especially if you are coming from imperative … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Other languages for the Java VM
Verschlagwortet mit functional programming, Scala
50 new rules in CodeNarc
CodeNarc, the static analysis tool for Groovy source code, has been released in version 0.11. The CodeNarc team added 50 new rules, bringing the total rules up to about 130. Like Groovy’s Web Console, there is now a CodeNarc Web … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails, Java and Quality
Verschlagwortet mit code analysis, codenarc, Groovy
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CodeNarc Version 0.11 released
A new version of CodeNarc was released today. CodeNarc is a static code analysis tool for Groovy source code to detect suspicious code. Click here to see a detailed changelog.
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails, Java and Quality

