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Enterprise Java Community: Introduction to m2eclipse
<sep/>Eclipse IDE is the most widely used IDE for Java development today. At the same time, Apache Maven continues to mature, and has grown to be the industry standard for creating extensible and reliable<sep/>
Enterprise Java Community: Introduction to m2eclipse
The Eclipse IDE is the most widely used IDE for Java development today. At the same time, Apache Maven<sep/>
Using AJAX to Enable Client RPC Requests - Google App Engine - Google Code
Is your Google App Engine app serving only static page requests? Would you like to learn how to make your pages more dynamic and responsive by using AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) techniques to have the client make RPC (Remote Procedure Call) requ
Paying The Price for JavaFX | Javalobby
They say every silver lining has a cloud. We all got quite excited about JavaFX finally giving us Java across an array of devices and great video capabilities. Finally, desktop Java was going to make it. Then as I read Dion's blog entry entitled Sun is bl
SpringSource Team Blog " Completing the picture: Spring, OSGi, and the SpringSource Application Platform
I'm sure most of you reading this blog will have seen the announcement of the SpringSource Application Platform yesterday. If not, be sure to check out Rob's blog post which describes some of the motivation, programming model, and roadmap.
SpringSource Team Blog " Running Spring Applications on OSGi with the SpringSource Application Platform
<sep/>exactly the SpringSource Application Platform does for Spring applications to make them run well under OSGi, over and above what you can get out of the box with OSGi and Spring Dynamic Modules. Adrian<sep/>
SpringSource Team Blog " Web Applications and OSGi
Easy question: OSGi natively provides versioning, package wiring and hot reloading. Imagine taking advantage of these features<sep/>
Redmond Developer News | The Original
James Gosling was honored as an officer of the Order of Canada last February, the second-highest honor for civilians in his homeland. Born near Calgary, he worked as a programmer in the University of Calgary's physics department while still in high school
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