Although Java offers some great security ‘features’, this talk will handle the lack of ‘build in’ security when you develop your web applications. Security is not an on/off button or parameter you activate for your deployment! Some real world hacks will be demonstrated to show how easy it is to …
In this interview, RedMonk talks with Sun’s Kevin Schmidt and Suresh Potiny about Sun’s Enterprise Service Bus product lines, GlassFish ESB and OpenESB. We start talking about the ESB stack that Sun has built up a provides, including more than just the ESB itself, but the NetBeans based tooling as …
If you’re a Java web developer, you’re certainly familiar with monolithic WAR deployments and library bloat, and you’ve probably thought numerous times, “There must be a better way.” Well, there is! By building on the benefits of an OSGi runtime environment and combining the Spring and Spring-DM programming models, the …
Lecture by Professor Mehran Sahami for the Stanford Computer Science Department (CS106A). Professor Sahami introduces a new topic “GUI” or Graphical User Interface.
One-size-fit-all fits nothing! Just one kind of AOP won’t fit all applications, either. Therefore, there are many choices available when using Spring-AspectJ combination. First, there is a choice about AOP system: proxy-based AOP or bytecode-based AOP. Then there is a syntax choice: traditional AspectJ, @AspectJ, and XML syntax. Within bytecode-based …
Fred Simon introduces us to Artifactory, a clean, functional open-source enterprise repository. Artifactory home page
