Enterprise Java
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Cobertura and Maven: Code Coverage for Integration and Unit Tests
On the turmeric project, we maintain a nightly dashboard. On the dash board we collect statistics about the project, including…
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How to write better POJO Services
In Java, you can easily implements some business logic in a Plain Old Java Object (POJO) classes, and you can…
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Service-Oriented UI with JSF
In large software development projects, service-oriented architecture is very common because it provides a functional interface that can be used…
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Tips for testing with Java
Introduction I love automated testing. In a rare diversion into op-ed1 I thought a put few thoughts (read – opinions)…
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JSF Component Libraries – Quality is more than zero bugs
It has been a while since I last looked at the quality of the three major JSF component libraries. In…
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How to manage Quartz remotely
Option 1: JMX Many people asked can they manage Quartz via JMX, and I am not sure why Quartz doc…
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Spring Profiles and Java Configuration
My last blog introduced Spring 3.1’s profiles and explained both the business case for using them and demonstrated their use…
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Guaranteed messaging for topics, the JMS spec, and ActiveMQ
Recently a customer asked me to look closer at ActiveMQ’s implementation of “persistent” messages, how it applies to topics, and…
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Spring Scoped Proxy
Consider two Spring beans defined this way: @Component class SingletonScopedBean{ @Autowired private PrototypeScopedBean prototypeScopedBean; public String getState(){ return this.prototypeScopedBean.getState(); }…
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