One of the challenges with writing a presumably successful Facebook application is taking care of scale. with an ever growing user base and the high viral growth potential brought by this social platform you could be looking at a very high traffic if your application is successful. It is wise to plan ahead. Integrating a [...]
Categories: Java/J2EE
Tagged: Facebook, Google AppEngine, GWT, J2EE, Java
Can anyone remember the days when jBuilder was the king of J2EE IDEs? can you imagine what J2EE development look like without Eclipse? However, eclipse truely reveals its power when you add healthy dosage of plugins to the mix. Everyone has their list, here are my favorites:
Categories: Java/J2EE
Spring has a very good resource abstraction mechanism allowing resources to be defined in the application context in a simple fashion, automatic assignment to class members based on type, etc. In addition Spring provides an Ant-like pattern for locating resources, this comes into play in the resource location definition of an application context (when defined [...]
Categories: Java/J2EE
Tagged: J2EE, pattern, resolution, resource, spring
The JMX notification API adds a good management aspect to an application. Bypassing the philosophical question of what is management and how does it differ from the rest of my application code here. Once we’ve decided to add management to our application there is a set of concerns that comes with that decision. Minimal impact [...]
Categories: Java/J2EE
Tagged: J2EE, JMX, Notificaitons, spring
