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Using Spring Security to enforce authentication and authorization on Spring Remoting Services Invoked from a Java SE client…
Spring framework is one of the biggest and the most comprehensive frameworks Java Community can utilize to cover most of the end to end requirement of a software system when it come to implementation. Spring Security and Spring Remoting are two important parts of the framework which covers security in a descriptive way and let [...]
Mar 18th, 2010 | Filed under Architecture, Frameworks, How To, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Open Source, Web Services -
OpenMQ, the Open source Message Queuing, for beginners and professionals (OpenMQ from A to Z)
Talking about messaging imply two basic functionalities which all other provided features are built around them; these two capabilities include support for topics and queues which basically lets a message to be consumed by as many interested consumer as subscribed or at just one of the interested consumer(s). Messaging middleware was present in the industry [...]
Mar 3rd, 2010 | Filed under Architecture, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, High Availability, How To, Java, Java EE, Java SE, Monitoring, Open Source, Optimization, Performance -
How to prepare for, and install GoDaddy SSL certificate into GlassFish v3
Here are steps showing you how to prepare and install a SSL certificate purchased from Godaddy into GlassFish v3 server. To learn more about Godaddy certificates and step to buy a certificate you need to take a look at http://www.godaddy.com/ssl/ssl-certificates.aspx?app_hdr=. After you understand what Godaddy offer and whether it suites your requirement you can use [...]
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And GlassFish v3 is Here
The long awaited and the most looked upon version of GlassFish released today. GlassFish v3 fully implements Java EE 6 specification which means EJB 3.1, Servlet 3, JAX-RS, JPA 2, Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java EE, Bean validation, Java EE profiles and so on. GlassFish is not only the most up to date [...]
Dec 17th, 2009 | Filed under Announcement, Java EE, Modularity, Monitoring, Open Source, Performance -
GlassFish Application Server v3 Refcard Available – Download Now
I authored a new refcard covering GlassFish v3, This refcard is different from my previous one which covers GlassFish v2. This new refcard discuss the following items: Introduction to GlassFish application server v3. GlassFish v3 versions, installation and directory structure. Glassfish v3 daily administration tasks. Glassfish v3 Restful interface for monitoring and administration. GlassFish [...]
Nov 22nd, 2009 | Filed under Announcement, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, High Availability, How To, Learning, Open Source -
State of Open Source Java EE Application Servers
This is a very basic review of active and available open source Java EE Application servers and Servlet container (Web containers) to let the community know which active containers are available and what is the general status of each container. The article can simply act as a start point for anyone need to select one [...]
Nov 17th, 2009 | Filed under Comparison, GlassFish, Java, Java EE, JBoss, Open Source, Opinion, Performance -
Competition is good but to what extend and at what expense…
It is always said that competition between different producer and companies producing similar products is good for the end users and consumer of those products because the each company tried to provide better products to satisfy the consumer and finally receive more income. All of the above are true when we are discussing commercial entities [...]
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Using dynamically generated JFreeChart’s charts and JasperReports
If you are reading this blog it means you want to use JasperReport with dynamically programmatically generated images. An example of such use cases in generating complex charts using JFreeChart and then including these charts into reports. Each report in JasperReport uses a datasource to populate the fields, we need to use JRBeanCollectionDataSource which can [...]
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So you want to develop a rich client application on top of NetBeans RCP?
I was involved with development of a RCP application based on NetBeans platform and now I find few minutes to share some of the experience with you. All standard coding and best practices are applicable here. Use project management systems like Trac or any project management system that you know. Never start a project without [...]
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My refcard for Oracle Berkeley DB Java edition published by DZone
The refcard discuss the following items: The BDB Family : An introduction to different DBD family members, including BDB Base Edition, BDB XML edition and BDB Java Edition with tables comparing their features. Key Features: Key features of BDB family members and BDB Java Edition exclusive features are explained here Introducing Berkeley DB Java Edition [...]
Sep 1st, 2009 | Filed under How To, Java, Java EE, Java SE, Learning, NoSQL, Open Source, Optimization, Oracle, Performance, Persistence, RDBMS
