Refactoring with Eclipse
Learn how you can use Eclipse’s quick-fix refactoring (and a little common sense) to restructure some hairy code into something rather more palatable.
Building Large Java Projects Faster
The makefiles for the OpenJDK have begun to show their age. They were slow, did not allow for incremental builds, and created a high barrier of entry for new Java developers who wanted to join the OpenJDK development community.
JPA Multi-Tenancy and Extensibility
One of the major themes of Java EE 7 and JPA 2.1 is multi-tenancy and EclipseLink, the JPA 2.1 reference implementation, has blazed the trail by shipping support for both multi-tenancy and tenant specific extensions in the Eclipse Indigo release. EclipseLink multi-tenancy enables the use of a single persistence unit …
Master Java Bytecode with ASM
There are tons of Java OSS frameworks that exercise in bytecode manipulation. What if you’d like to contribute or fix a bug?
A Better Java Developer Live with NetBeans
Based on a personal experience of working on a project, this session shows what problems were encountered, how they were solved, and how they wouldn’t have been a problem with the NetBeans platform.
Enterprise Services with SwitchYard
SwitchYard is a lightweight service delivery framework providing full lifecycle support for developing, deploying and managing service-oriented applications. In the not too distant past, application integration was widely considered to be a post-deployment consideration. Development teams implemented business logic and packaged their application for deployment, while system integrators came in …