Java Tutorial #1 – Hello World
This Java tutorial covers how to make a hello world program using Eclipse.
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Spring 2.5 on the Way to 3.0
The Spring Framework 2.5 introduced comprehensive support for annotation-based configuration, along with full support for the Java 6 and Java EE 5 platforms. Now Spring is preparing for the Spring 3.0 release, introducing further annotation-based configuration options and unified expression language support. This talk discusses Spring as a modern Java …
How Mylyn Changes the Way I Develop
Mylyn is an Eclipse project that gives tasks first-class status in the developer workspace. In this presentation Bjorn will show how task focused programming simplifies his (developer) life. Mylyn makes it easier for him to maintain focus while switching between tasks and to collaborate on tasks with geographically and time-zone …
Seam in Action – Part 2
After years of Struts/JSP being the default choice for Java web applications, Seam together with JavaServer Faces and Facelets has become an excellent alternative. Seam is an application framework for Java Enterprise Edition which introduces the notion of declarative, contextual application state management. In the first half of this session, …
Seam in Action – Part 1
After years of Struts/JSP being the default choice for Java web applications, Seam together with JavaServer Faces and Facelets has become an excellent alternative. Seam is an application framework for Java Enterprise Edition which introduces the notion of declarative, contextual application state management. In the first half of this session, …
Comparing Dependency Injection Frameworks
Many Java developers have used a Dependency Injection framework – or at least heard about Spring or JBoss Seam. Every now and then a new framework appears, claiming to do Dependency Injection in a better way. Today you can choose between Spring, Java EE5/EJB 3, JBoss Seam or Google Guice, …