Java Open Source Tools Tutorials and Videos
Whether you need to store non-SQL key/value pairs, SQL data, XML, Java Collections or POJO-like application objects, Berkeley DB is the first data storage library you should think of – it’s a natural for Java application developers.
This session will overview cloud provisioning tools written in java and clojure. First, we’ll overview general provisioning concerns and how devops relates to the java landscape. We will show examples that work on several clouds via use of the jclouds framework. Examples will include using Whirr to manage hadoop and …
Java and .NET represent the lion’s share of enterprise development. In this talk, learn how the two environments can interoperate with one another, not only over web services, but also via in-process channels and other methods. Along the way, we’ll talk about how to leverage the strengths of each, such …
For Spring users, the JBoss Application Server has been for a long time a popular choice for running enterprise applications. Its open microcontainer architecture allows you to build JBoss-specific extensions that allow a deeper integration with the runtime. This is the main focus of the Snowdrop project, whose 1.0 release …
This session introduces Tapestry and explains its innovative approach to building fast, complex, reliable applications from simple and reusable components. Along the way, we’ll demonstrate the features that make Tapestry so fun and productive: including live class reloading and convention over configuration: we’ll show how these result in minute amounts …
