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거친아이 사각퉁 :: iBatis에서 iterate tag를 쓰다가...

dynamic>태그안에 사용할 수 있는 녀석중에 <iterate>라는 녀석이 있다. 이녀석은 parameter로 받은 collection계열(list, array)의 값을 가지고 말그대로 iteration해주는 녀석이다. 예를들어보면 WHERE user IN ('seoul', 'busan', 'daegu') 와 같은 query에서 IN 안에 들어갈 녀석들을 query문에 직접 넣어 두는것이 아니라 collection 객체형태로 가진다음에 iterate 태그를 사용하여 얼마든지 내용이 바뀌어도 query문은 수정이 없어질 수 있는 것이다.

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Newton - Welcome

Newton is a distributed component framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models. Newton recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living

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Newton - Welcome

Newton is a distributed component framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models. Newton recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living

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Newton - Welcome

Newton is a distributed component framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models. Newton recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living

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Newton - Welcome

Newton is a distributed component framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models. Newton recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living

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Newton - Welcome

Newton is a distributed component framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models. Newton recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living

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Newton - Welcome

Newton is a distributed component framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models. Newton recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living in this world. To this end Newton moves code around the network installing it on demand and removing it when it is no longer in use. Newton also dynamically wires up runtime service dependencies between components and rewires them as service provider components come and go. Newton describes distributed systems using the emerging SCA standard. Newton provides a highly dynamic SCA implementation. It is able to install and manage SCA composites distributed across a large number of JVMs, continually comparing the deployed composite graph to a specified target state and making adjustments in response to failures and network topology changes. Newton makes use of OSGi for wiring up composites within a single JVM and Jini technology for tracking and wiring up dependencies between composites in different JVMs.

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Wicket

Wicket is a Java web application framework.

Wicket pages can be mocked up, previewed and later revised using standard WYSIWYG HTML design tools. Dynamic content processing and form handling is all handled in Java code using a first-class component model backed by POJO data beans that can easily be persisted using your favourite technology.

Wicket’s popularity makes it a notable project and the project’s profile is growing: It has been in the top 100 SourceForge projects since April 2006 and it’s mailing lists are active.

In wicket you can write programs as you would with Swing. Pages can be constructed by an object tree of wicket components. You can add server side event handlers in java, which would be invoked by a browser side javascript event. The browser event would trigger an AJAX call to the server, and the Wicket framework would call your event handler.

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