ROO So Cool!!! -01-
The end of the last month Spring Source released Spring ROO in alpha stage. My friend, Dr. Stefan Schmidt, who in fact used to teach me J2EE technology at UTS when I was a UTS student, has been working...
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Continued from http://blog.lckymn.com/2009/05/17/roo-so-cool-01/ Let’s run this project to see what it looks like. Run ROO Generated Application on Server Right click on the project -> Select the...
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Continued from http://blog.lckymn.com/2009/05/17/roo-so-cool-02/ Now, let’s look at more interesting one that is the ROO generated source code! As you can see, there are many AspectJ aspects in the...
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Continued from http://blog.lckymn.com/2009/05/17/roo-so-cool-03/ There are two other aspects which are Choice_Roo_Plural and Choice_Roo_ToString. "Choice" in Plural Form, "Choices" Choice_Roo_Plural...
View ArticleMethod Chaining, to use, or not to use
It was a Gavin King’s book from which I first heard about method chaining since it is not that popular style in Java. Bauer and King in their book entitled ‘Java Persistence with Hibernate’ (2007),...
View ArticleEclipse –“Too many open files” Problem
If your OS is Linux and you are using Eclipse, you might possibly see the following error messages or similar after installing lots of plug-ins in Eclipse. In my case, it usually happened after...
View ArticleJava EE Application Development using Tomcat, OpenEJB and Hibernate
Java EE Application Development using Tomcat, OpenEJB and Hibernate Before I start writing this blog entry, I’d better point out a few things. This blog entry is not about how to make a good Java EE...
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In addition to the previous post, Java EE Application Development using Tomcat, OpenEJB and Hibernate, this post will demonstrate how to create a web service using Tomcat and OpenEJB. The web service...
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