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A walkthrough for the fork/join framework introduced in Java SE 7
This is a tutorial showing what the fork/join framework is and how you can use it to implement some of your parallel programming solutions…
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How REST interface covers for the absence of JMX/AMX administration and management interface in GlassFish 3.1
In this article I explain how GlassFish 3.1 provides REST administration instead of AMX/JMX administration and management interface available in GlassFish 3.0
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Updating Web application’s Spring Context from Beans definitions partially stored in the database…
Updating Web application’s Spring Context from Beans definitions partially stored in the database. The definitions stored in the database are the security provider beans and related configurations which we will load right after the context is initialized.
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Some best practices on Spring framework context configuration files naming
A summarized list of best practices about how to use spring context configuration files in a proper and clear maner.
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Writing Solaris Service Management Facility (SMF) service manifest
This article explains how to turn a custom service to a daemon managed by Solaris Service Management Facility (SMF) to take advantage its service management facilities
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Solaris fault administration using fmadm command
In this article we will study how we can use the fmadm command to get the list of faulty components along with the detailed information about the fault. Before starting this article we should have a command console open and then we can proceed with using the fmadm command. The most basic form of using fmadm [...]
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Monitoring ZFS pools performance using zpool iostat
In this article you can learn how to monitor ZFS pool performance attributes using command line tools in Solaris.
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Configuring DHCP server in Solaris
This article explains how to configure DHCP server in Solaris Operating System
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JavaZone 2010, a very brief report.
A brief review and report about JavaZone 2010 and copy of my JavaZone presentation.
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 6: Filtering directory content and walking over a file tree
In this article we discuss how to walk over a directory tree and visit all of its content down to a specific level. We also discuss how to filter content of a directory based on the file attributes to find the files we need in a directory.
