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  • Manage, Administrate and Monitor GlassFish v3 from Java code using AMX & JMX

    Management is one of the most crucial parts of an application server set of functionalities. Development of the application which we deploy into the server happens once with minor development iteration during the software lifecycle, but the management is a lifetime task. One of the very powerful features of the GlassFish application server is the [...]

  • JPA and a First tier application performance problems

    Well, this is the second time I am using the new blogging platform of Java.net. This time it was much easier and with less hurdle. I want to write about JPA, performance, caching and related things. Though it wont be very well organized but it may come useful for new JPA developers. recently I have [...]

    Sep 3rd, 2009 | Filed under GlassFish, How To, Learning, Optimization, Performance, Persistence, RDBMS
  • 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 [...]

  • Hibernate dynamic mapping and Dom4J enabled sessions

    Hibernate from version 3.0? provide a very useful feature for people who develop application frameworks. Indeed this feature allows you to work directly with XML documents and elements which represent entities.Imagine that you have an application or an SDK which help users to manipulate data from different RDBMSs. Hibernate provide rich configuration facilities which help [...]

    Feb 11th, 2007 | Filed under GlassFish, Java EE, Open Source, Persistence, XML
  • Develop web application with netbeans ,seam and Glassfish

    In this two part series I will try to show you how easily you can  build applications using NetBeans 5.5 based on  seam , facelets , jsf and new EJB 3 standard. I will not discuss any of framework in details as you can find detailed information about each of them in their homepage and [...]

    Aug 15th, 2006 | Filed under GlassFish, How To, Java EE, Learning, NetBeans, Persistence
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