I have already argued that many application contexts are better than a single application context. But how the heck do you load more than one context? There are a couple of ways to do this. web.xml Your first option is to load them all into your Web application context via the ContextConfigLocation element. You’re already [...]

I have already argued that many application contexts are better than a single application context. But how the heck do you load more than one context? There are a couple of ways to do this. web.xml Your first option is to load them all into your Web application context via the ContextConfigLocation element. You’re already [...]

This is the second part in an introduction to Architecture Rules. The first part, Architecture Rules 101 went over a short, sweet, and simple configuration. Reminder So remember, the basics of Architecture Rules is that it is Java. Open Source. Asserts architectural rules via unit tests. You write your rules in XML. Your run your [...]

This is the second part in an introduction to Architecture Rules. The first part, Architecture Rules 101 went over a short, sweet, and simple configuration. Reminder So remember, the basics of Architecture Rules is that it is Java. Open Source. Asserts architectural rules via unit tests. You write your rules in XML. Your run your [...]

This is a short introduction to splitting up your bean definitions from one single Spring application context, to many application contexts. That is, from one XML file to many XML files. The general idea is to have one single primary application context, usually titled applicationContext.xml, and then many other application contexts with are...

This is a short introduction to splitting up your bean definitions from one single Spring application context, to many application contexts. That is, from one XML file to many XML files. The general idea is to have one single primary application context, usually titled applicationContext.xml, and then many other application contexts with are...

This post on OpenSessionInViewInterceptor vs. OpenSessionInViewFilter gets a lot of views from developers who are searching “OpenSessionInViewFilter” and “OpenSessionInViewFilter”. I’d guess, a lot of them are looking for examples. I don’t want to disappoint anyone so here are example setups of both the...

This post on OpenSessionInViewInterceptor vs. OpenSessionInViewFilter gets a lot of views from developers who are searching “OpenSessionInViewFilter” and “OpenSessionInViewFilter”. I’d guess, a lot of them are looking for examples. I don’t want to disappoint anyone so here are example setups of both the...

Problem: Assuming you’re using an ORM, such as Hibernate, rendering the view with business objects that have many-to-one or one-to-one relationships might try to access a detached object with a lazy property and throw a LazyInitializationException. For this reason, we’re provided with the Open Session In View pattern. Solution: The...

Problem: Assuming you’re using an ORM, such as Hibernate, rendering the view with business objects that have many-to-one or one-to-one relationships might try to access a detached object with a lazy property and throw a LazyInitializationException. For this reason, we’re provided with the Open Session In View pattern. Solution: The...

Dzone just moved to new servers and changed their DNS yesterday. My local DNS has not updated yet so for me, Dzone is down still. I usually check the font page and upcoming links many times a day. While its been down I have had to look elsewhere. Mostly I have just been at javablogs.com. Where [...]

Dzone just moved to new servers and changed their DNS yesterday. My local DNS has not updated yet so for me, Dzone is down still. I usually check the font page and upcoming links many times a day. While its been down I have had to look elsewhere. Mostly I have just been at javablogs.com. Where [...]

Search This Book Published by Apress, August 2008 416 pages ISBN 1430209739 The Good Numerous practical examples from the Netbeans API and the JDK. Each chapter introduces a concept that could profoundly change your code. Practical situations with concrete examples. Explanations for novices and experts. The Bad System.out .println Have to read...

Search This Book Published by Apress, August 2008 416 pages ISBN 1430209739 The Good Numerous practical examples from the Netbeans API and the JDK. Each chapter introduces a concept that could profoundly change your code. Practical situations with concrete examples. Explanations for novices and experts. The Bad System.out .println Have to read...

var dzone_style="2";Dzone has been down most of the day for the past couple of days. I usually check the font page and upcomming links many times a day. While its been down I have had to look elsewhere. Mostly I have just been at javablogs.com. Where do you go to read about code when DZone is [...]