Java EE 6 leads to productivity with joy

InfoShare 2011, the free IT and new media conference in Gdansk, is over. I was there for the first time, mostly because of the technological track, including Adam Bien’s “Java … Continue reading “Java EE 6 leads to productivity with joy”

Quick start with Ehcache Annotations for Spring

How to profit from the new Ehcache Annotations for Spring? As a Java developer you would like to know, don’t you? ehcache-spring-annotations – licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 – … Continue reading “Quick start with Ehcache Annotations for Spring”

Make it easy, test it easily: RESTful Web Services with JAVA and soapUI

In this article I will show how to build basic RESTful Web Services in JAVA for Web Application using JAX-RS: The Java API for RESTful Web Services and its open … Continue reading “Make it easy, test it easily: RESTful Web Services with JAVA and soapUI”

Incredible Grails. ‘How-To’ part 1

In our last article about Grails we promised some tutorial showing how easy and simple it is to create web application in this framework. So – let’s do it! From … Continue reading “Incredible Grails. ‘How-To’ part 1”

Grails – incredible? Be surprised!

After a short look the answer is yes. But after a little deeper digging into Groovy and Grails, I must admit that I’m simply surprised! Not only by its simplicity … Continue reading “Grails – incredible? Be surprised!”

Java threading – The Executor framework

The main goal of this article is to present the better mechanism of executing threads in Java and to show that working directly with threads is no longer necessary. Thanks … Continue reading “Java threading – The Executor framework”