java.blogs Recent EntriesRecent blog entries syndicated on javablogs.com5 Minute Guide to Spring Security- July 8, 2008 It's Only SoftwareAlthough I&8217;ve used Acegi Security in the past, I hadn&8217;t tried it since it was renamed Spring Security and folded into the Spring Portfolio. I decided to approach its integration into a typical Spring web application with the eyes of a new user and write up my notes as a 5 minute guide to Spring ...http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446885 Pivot: A Practical Example, Part 2 - Event Handling- July 8, 2008 DZone: javaThis is the second in a series of five articles that walk through the implementation of a simple but practical Pivot application called Stock Tracker. The previous article discussed building a user interface using WTKX, Pivot's XML markup language. This section focuses on event handling. The next article will cover "web queries", Pivot's native means of communicating with remote data services.http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446883 NB 6.5... willl Eclipse user migrate- July 8, 2008 Inspiration of a Frans Thamura, the Indonesian flatenerI just visit this URL http:wiki.netbeans.orgNewAndNoteWorthy, a NB 6.5 M1 , and shocked that the NB have cool feature, and more more popular tech will be bundled inside, we know NB families is hunger of memory, and we can see the race NB to follow the best IDE ever, IntelliJ.I can see that Eclipse just release ganymede, but .. we must wait the developer of SpringIDe, HibernateTools, and etc to finish their IDe. but whenI think Eclipse...http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446880 FITFitNesse Fixture Gallery 2.1: Smalltalk examples- July 8, 2008 Gojko AdzicFixture Gallery 2.1 is immediately available for download from SourceForge. Fixture Gallery is a cookbook for FITFitNesse tests. It provides developers with a quick overview of the most important fixture types and concepts for agile acceptance testing using the FIT framework. For each fixture type, this document explains the table format and fixture class structure ...http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446881 JavaFX: example, Applets, SDK - HelloJFX, Lokalisierung, RIA Trends- July 8, 2008 Sven DrielingJavaFX-Links: Joshua Marinacci hat javafxdoc um example erweitert. Hiermit werden Beispiele inklusive Bildschirmfoto automatisch in die API-Dokumentation integriert. Diskussionen um JavaFX Script Applets. James Weaver hat sein 'HelloWorld'-Beispiel fr das kommende SDK aktualisiert. Sergey Surikov mit einem Vorschlag fr das Speichern von Properties und zur Lokalisierung. Abstimmung zu GUI-Bezeichnern und RIA-Lsung im Google Trend-Vergleich. Joshua Marinacci, "JavaFX...http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446875 How Do I Access Databases From My JRuby Rails Project- July 7, 2008 Insider Scoop From the Tutorial DivasOver the last year, as I wrote and updated the Ruby tutorials, I end up with many different versions of the Rails applications, where each is based on a different version of JRuby. I often test with both Ruby and JRuby, and I try to test them using different database servers. Rather than follow a tutorial from scratch to get a working version for my current configuration, I wanted to learn how to easily take an application and change it to work with a...http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446884 New Free Fusion Development Workshops- July 7, 2008 Shay Shmeltzer's WeblogFor the past several years we've been running the OTN Developer Days across the US and Canada with great success. Well the time has come for an update of the material, so Lynn from our team did an update of...http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446882 NetBeans 6.5 Milestone 1 Available : New Features and More...- July 7, 2008 cldNetBeans 6.5 Milestone 1 is now available with a ton of new features and new support for PHP and GroovyGrails. More....http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446879 Big Faceless announce the Big Faceless Blog- July 7, 2008 Big Faceless Organization NewsBFO have today launched a Blog on their website at http:bfo.co.ukblog. The update announcements that have been part of this feed will now be reported there, along with technical tips, tricks and observations relating to PDF, Java and BFO's software.http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446878 LLVM and running C as well as Python in the browser- July 7, 2008 My FeedsDan Morrill doesnt like JavaScript 2. His reasoning is a little like the folks who dont want Java.Next to try to copy features from every other language, but to just be the best static language, and let other languages like Scala, Groovy, JRuby (and the hundreds of others like Fan) go in different directions on the same Java platform. You could argue the same for the browser platform. Why push JavaScript 2 further than cleaning it up, and instead allow other languages to augment it....http://www.javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=446872 |