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Parleys.com: Advanced Topics in JPA
The Java Persistence API (JPA) is fast becoming the popular choice for object-relational persistence not only in Java EE environments but also in enterprise applications that make use of other technologies, such as Spring. Since the JPA standard has taken hold, the developer base has gotten m...
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Parleys.com: Advanced Topics in JPA
The Java Persistence API (JPA) is fast becoming the popular choice for object-relational persistence not only in Java EE environments but also in enterprise applications that make use of other technologies, such as Spring. Since the JPA standard has taken hold, the developer base has gotten m...
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Parleys.com: Spring Beyond the Obvious
Spring Beyond the Obvious - using Spring in complex enterprise projects. We all know how to dependency inject our service objects and our DAOs or Repository. We know how to set up a transactional service layer using @Transactional annotations or using <tx:advice> ...
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Parleys.com: Ways to configure the Spring container
Even though XML is by far, the most popular way of configuring the Spring container, it is not the only one. In this session we will focus on existing alternatives to XML, how they relate to the Inversion of Control (IoC) principle as well as the effect they have on development and deployment.
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Parleys.com: Fast SOA
Learn how to build XML and SOA systems for performance, scalability, and governance.Frank Cohen demonstrates building a service architecture implemented with native XML technologies (both commercial and open-source,) he will compare the effort to build the application with these tools, and he wil...
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Parleys.com: Eclipse RCP: Tips and Tricks
The Eclipse Rich Client Platform provides a feature rich framework for the development of rich client applications. This talk presents tips and tricks for the development of such applications. Kai introduces some general development tricks that are helpful for all users of the Eclipse SDK. E....
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Parleys.com: Spring2 Update
Spring 2.0 introduced major enhancements in the Spring Framework making it both simpler to use and more powerful. In this session, Rod discusses some of the enhancements through code examples, focusing on: - Extensible XML configuration, support for dynamic languages in the Spring component m...
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Parleys.com: A Software Framework for Human Interactions
"Speaking of business processes, when humans are involved, it makes very little sense to have a centralized, computer-based system coordinating business processes on behalf of humans ..." "The Human in the Machine", ZapThink In this talk, Keith Harrison-Broninski will descri...
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Parleys.com: ESBs in the Investment Banks
Most technologists in investment banking take ESBs to be hype; one big problem is its close ties to XML and Web Services. XML is not exactly the most efficient way to sent low-latency, high volume messages. Most Java programmers happily code in light-weight frameworks and often wonder what th...
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Parleys.com: XML integration in the Java Language
It has often been said that XML and the Java platform are natural complements of each other, yet for many kinds of applications the marriage between these two technologies has proved to be less than completely harmonious. This talk will review the existing means of manipulating XML in Java ap...
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Parleys.com: Real world web services with JAX-WS
Java API for XML Web Services (JAX-WS) 2.0 takes web services support in the Java platform to the next level. JAX-WS 2.0 expands support for web services development in Java EE 5 and Java SE significantly. By aligning with Binding (JAXB) 2.0, JAX-WS 2.0 provides complete support for document-...
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Parleys.com: SOA sans SOAP
SOAP launched the Web services revolution, and the new generation of SOAP-based frameworks are finally delivering on the potential of SOAP extensions to support security, reliable messaging, transactions, and more - features that can be crucial to SOA. Yet an increasing number of developers a...
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Parleys.com: Spring Web Services
Recently, there has been a shift in Web service development towards document-driven Web services. Rather than expose Java classes using RPC exporters, we are seeing Web services emerge which centralize around the Web service message. Spring Web services (Spring-WS) is a new product from the Sp...
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Parleys.com: Ajax, DWR, and Spring
Improving the User Experience without the JavaScript hassle: Ajax, DWR, and Spring Buzzwords like AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) and XmlHttpRequest are buzzing around Java blogs for months now. The DWR (Direct Web Remoting) project aims to provide easy AJAX for Java. This session will...
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Parleys.com: XOM Design Principals
XOM (XML Object Model) is an open source API for processing XML with Java using a streaming tree model. Although it is open source, XOM was implemented using the cathedral model of development (one designer's vision) rather than the bazaar model. This JavaPolis talk by Elliotte explores the d...
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Parleys.com: EJB 3 Persistence
One of the key results of the work on EJB 3.0 has been the introduction of a lightweight POJO persistence model for Java EE. This work on persistence has also been expanded to include use in Java SE environments - i.e. "outside the Java EE container". This tal...
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Parleys.com: Jasper Reports
In this JavaPolis conference talk you'll see JasperReports in action by the founder and Architect of JasperReports, Teodor Danciu. JasperReprots is a powerful open source Java reporting tool that has the ability to deliver rich content onto the screen, to the printer or into PDF, HTML, XLS, CS...
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Parleys.com: Spring 2.0, an update
Spring 2.0 is a major release that makes the Spring Framework both more powerful and easier to use. In this presentation, Rod will survey the new features of Spring 2.0, before focusing on two of the most important: the introduction of extensible XML configuration, and significant enhancements to...
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Parleys.com: Ted Neward interview
In this services oriented interview with Ted Neward you'll get more info on Teds view of XML Services Vs Web Services within a possible generic container. Interesting about Ted is that he has a very comprehensive knowledge of both the C# and Java world. With that in...
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Parleys.com: Elliotte Rusty Harold interview
During this interview Elliotte Rusty Harold explains why XOM was build and what its use cases are. The pain points of DOM and SAX are highlighted and streaming Vs tree-like XML parsing are discussed. Why doesn't he like interfaces and says they're vastly over-used in Java ? What would he change i...
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