integrating frameworks, including Spring, JSF, Tapestry, Wicket, GWT and Hibernate
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SK Nur Islam
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I have used Hibernate as model with struts as controller,to develop a project using hibernate is fast,enjoy to work with hibernate
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It depends on the requirement and your flexibility to use the technology .Spring frame work is basically use to build the stack and it various component used for the different porous to use spring you need to expert in the configuration that is...
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Sanjeeva
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Till now I used Spring as controller, Hibernate as model and JSFwith Facelets as View. I never userd Tapestry. Spring is better controller. and we used it for CAS with ACEGI. Hibernate is better ORM tool except all. and when come to JSF, its not...
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hi guys alright we want to talk about a very useful API this is JPA(Java Persistence API) alright you are a Java EE developer so how do you connect to your Database (MySQL, Oracle,...) in Servlet or backbean? for beginners like me, we make a connection and create a data source with web server or directly from our database engine it works without any problem for example in a simple Servlet ... InitialContext conx = new InitialContext(); DataSource db=(DataSource) conx.lookup('jdbc/mysql'); Connection conn=db.getConnection(); PreparedStatement st=conn.prepareStatement('SELECT id,tvalue FROM test'); ResultSet res=st.executeQuery(); ... now forget it and let's start with JPA lets learn it with ...
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!manpreet $ingh
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ArAsh Thnx for the knowledege my dear fren...wonderful practical to do so....Carry on..!!
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An introduction to the Spring Framework. More specifically, an introduction to Spring's most powerful feature—its ability to wire applications through Inversion of Control. With Spring, it is easy to create an application that is both robust and flexible to future changes. Please keep in mind that Spring is much more than just an Inversion of Control container and offers a wide array of features to support enterprise developmentAs we all know that Spring framework addresses a variety of topics. The most important, and useful, aspect of the framework: Inversion of Control Spring, the IOC Container Spring is often called an 'IOC Container.' IOC stands for Inversion of Control. 'Inversion of C...
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Pankaj V. Tambe
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Design patterns are really helpful to standardize the project, and also helpful to find out the bugs and UNIT TESTING.
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Yes I support Shashi Prasad. For all those argue for design pattern i have a simple question. How many times have you mentioned a pattern name in your design documents? or any other project documents. In my case it is none. In contrast we...
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Krishna Kiran
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But all those tools and frameworks are designed and developed based on well proved design patterns only..So always design patterns will have its own place in the software development life cycle whether it is directly or indirectly...
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Hi can anybody give me a sample code of spring with EJB 3.0 Stateless session beans.
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Sanjay Wankhede
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See this ... http://chris-richardson.blog-city.com/the_ejb_cult_part_3__integrating_spring_and_ejb_30_dependenc.htm
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Spring AOP Framework Here's my little exploration to Spring's AOP framework - a little interceptor which just logs which class is called and which method is called, plus logging the method invocation time; however I hope this can help others to understand Spring's AOP and help them to write interceptors of their own. An interceptor used in Spring need to implement the org.aopalliance.intercept.MethodInterceptor interface, which requires implementing this method: public Object invoke(MethodInvocation methodInvocation) throws Throwable; And next, comes that little interceptor... import org.aopalliance.intercept.MethodInterceptor; import org.aopalliance.intercept.MethodInvocation; impor...
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Tapestry is an open-source framework for creating dynamic, robust, highly scalable web applications in Java. It is based on 4 principles : * Simplicity - web applications shouldn't be rocket science! * Consistency - what works in pages should work in components. What works in small applications should work in large applications. Different developers should find similar solutions to similar problems. * Efficiency - applications should be performant and scalable * Feedback - when things go wrong, the framework should not get in the way; in fact, it should provide useful diagnostics Why care to look at it? Create custom components easily and quicker Easy to create templates Convention over con...
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Spring is an open-source application framework , introduced and developed in 2004. The main ideas were suggested by an experienced J2EE architect, Rod Johnson. He had earlier, written a book titled J2EE Development without using EJB and had introduced the concept of Light-weight container. Primarily, his argument is that while EJB has its merits, it is not always necessary and suitable in all applications. Just as Hibernate attacked CMP as primitive ORM technology, Spring attacked EJB as unduly complicated and not susceptible to unit-testing. Instead of EJB, Spring suggests that we make use of ordinary Java beans, with some slight modifications, to get all the supposed advantages of EJB env...
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Hello, Can you define me exactly 'why Hibernate is useful instead of EJB '? Thanks, Namrata
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Nishant Patil
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I totally agree with Sharda. Apart from this there is actually no comparision between EJB and Hibernate. Yes in newer EJB3.0 the support of JPA has been standardised. The JPA is very similar to Hibernate. Java community took help from Hibernate...
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Namrata
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Thanks Sharda for such a precise and accurate answer. It proved really fruitful for me. Regards, Namrata Sinha
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