-
Trivadis Developer Blog
This is the publication playground for these guys from OIO Trivadis, the Trivadis Group`s Java experts.
Tag cloud
Agile Methods and development Atlassian Tools Build, config and deploy Did you know? Eclipse Universe Groovy and Grails Java and Quality Java Basics Java EE Java modularization Java Persistence Java Runtimes - VM, Appserver & Cloud Java Web Frameworks MDSD Open Source BI Other languages for the Java VM Politics Security SOA / Webservices Spring Universe Web as a Platform XML Universe
Author Archives: Daniel Zwink
Big data might slow down JTA connections
Did you ever wonder why working with big data (the REAL big data) slows down your JTA connection from time to time? During a short Helsinki city trip this month I’ve shot the following picture that may provide some explanation. … Continue reading
Problem with ui:repeat and NULL values in JSF 2.x
Some months ago I stumbled across some issue with the ui:repeat component in JavaServer Faces 2. The project I worked on used JSF RI 2.0.2, but the problem seems to exist in all 2.x RI versions (especially the current versions … Continue reading
Joshua Bloch is the new Dart core libraries architect
There are rumors, some answers and still a lot of open questions regarding GWT and Dart. Early in november Bruce Johnson announced a statement regarding both, their (maybe .. however) common future and Google’s view on the latter: We view … Continue reading
Problem with @OrderColumn when using EclipseLink
In JPA 2.0 the annotation @OrderColumn provides support for persisting the order (or rather the index) of a list. Unfortunately this feature is buggy in some versions of EclipseLink 2.* which is the JPA 2.0 Reference Implementation. The following issue … Continue reading
Posted in Did you know?, Java EE, Java Persistence
Tagged EclipseLink, JPA, OrderColumn
Leave a comment
The end of Internet Explorer 6
Web developers may breathe again. Microsoft announced via twitter the official statement not to use the Internet Explorer 6 any more: It’s not often that we encourage you to stop using one of our products, but for #IE6, we’ll make … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading