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Vagrant 1.5 Released
Vagrant, the free and open-source software for creating and configuring virtual development environments, has been released in version 1.5. A lot of noteworthy improvements and additions have been made to the tool. At a glance, the following features are new … Continue reading
Going Stateless with JSF?
JSF 2.2 introduced a new feature called “stateless views”. In a stateless view the state of JSF components will not be saved and restored on every request. Statefulness in JSF has always been a point of criticism. So, since going stateless … Continue reading
Posted in Java EE, Java Runtimes - VM, Appserver & Cloud, Java Web Frameworks
Tagged cloud, JSF, stateless
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Getting rid of the session stickiness
Session stickiness is a load balancing technique that uses some sort of information to attach recurring visits (http calls) from one visitor to the same machine. This is a very common approach, and the common scenario is an apache web … Continue reading
Posted in Did you know?, Java EE, Java Web Frameworks, Spring Universe, Web as a Platform
Tagged cloud, GWT, load balancer, memcached, session stickiness
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Whats the problem with JSF? A rant on wrong marketing arguments
There is a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt about JSF. Thats nothing new. Beeing a JSF developer you have to deal with that FUD. But where does it come from? A lot of FUD is created when developers are … Continue reading
Posted in Java and Quality, Java EE, Java Web Frameworks, Politics
Tagged cloud, FUD, JSF, oracle technology network, rant, web frameworks
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Cloud Foundry for the rescue?
Today VMWare announced cloud foundry. In short, cloud foundry is for cloud computing what the spring framework was for Java EE: simplicity, productivity, portability. While cloud computing (you know, the place you leak servers, not memory) does give you everything … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Java Runtimes - VM, Appserver & Cloud, Politics
Tagged cloud, cloud foundry, vmware
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SpringSource upcoming news and noteworthy
In a recent blog, Rod Johnson enumerates the upcoming news and noteworthy things coming from SpringSource. Let me start with Rods final statement: We live in exciting times, and the SpringSource team is working hard to solve the new problems … Continue reading
