Speaker: Juergen Hoeller and the Spring Team Did you miss the “Introduction to Spring Framework 4.0” launch event? Not to worry. Due to the popular demand for the original event, Pivotal is holding overflow webinars for the Spring Framework 4.0 launch webinar. Limit is 1000 per event, so register soon! The Spring Framework re-invented [...]
juglviv
Release Notes: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/7u51-relnotes-2085002.html
juglviv
Configuring JNDI DataSource for Database Connection Pooling in Tomcat This tutorial shows you how to create a JNDI resource that represents a JDBC DataSource in Tomcat, and then how to configure a Java web application in order to access the JNDI DataSource. The benefits of using a JNDI DataSource are: Utilizing database connection [...]
juglviv
Transactions are omnipresent in today’s enterprise systems, providing data integrity even in highly concurrent environments. So let’s get started by first defining the term and the context where you might usually employ it. A transaction is a collection of read/write operations succeeding only if all contained operations succeed. [...]
juglviv
https://vaadin.com/blog/-/blogs/state-of-vaadin-community-2013
juglviv
Download for free Graph Databases By Ian Robinson, Jim Webber, Emil Eifrem Publisher:O’Reilly MediaReleased: June 2013 Pages: 224 4.5 Discover how graph databases can help you manage and query highly connected data. With this practical book, you’ll learn how to design and implement a graph database that brings the power [...]
JUG Lviv
Данная статья перевод с английского статьи Vladimir Alarcón и Nathaniel Monson «A Pi and a cup of Java, please!» вышедшей в14 номере журнала MagPi. Эта статья является первой в цикле статей посвящённых описанию практических основ программирования на Java использую Raspberry Pi.Что вам необходимо: Raspberry Pi и ОС Raspbian. 150 Мб [...]
juglviv
In place of the traditional This week in Scala, I give you This year in Scala. It is my take on what has happened in the Scala and the wider JVM world, and I will even throw in some of my “predictions” for 2014. (We’ll see next year how accurate I was.) Overall, the Scala community and […]
juglviv