The lessons I've learned
March 13, 2010 30 Comments
In today’s web programming many Java developers write JavaScript coding hence they tend to follow Java best practice and coding style in JavaScript as well. But there is huge amount of difference in both the coding style and best practices.
January 7, 2010 8 Comments
There is a perception created in the software development industry that Java is out-dated and Ruby, Python, Scala, etc. are going to take over Java’s position. Some “hyper-enthusiasts” are already left Java platform. Sun’s profit model collapse, Applet, Jini, EJB and JSF heavyweight framework failures added fuel to these campaigns. I still believe no language yet available in the market to replace Java. I don’t have to talk why Java is better because it is proven solution for more than a decade but I would like to talk about how false campaigns are created by “hyper-enthusiasts”. It is easy to fall into these false campaigns because as a developer we want new challenges and something new to learn. Read more of this post
December 25, 2009 Leave a comment
When your views on the world and your intellect are being challenged and you begin to feel uncomfortable because of a contradiction you’ve detected that is threatening your current model of the world or some aspect of it, pay attention. You are about to learn something. This discomfort and intellectual conflict is when learning is taking place.
~ William H. Drury, quoted in Chance and Change: A collection of essays on human ecology written the faculty and staff of College of the Atlantic (Dedication, 1991)
November 22, 2009 Leave a comment
Recently I tried deploying wicket framework based web application in OC4J container it didn’t work, whereas the same code works well in Tomcat. While googling found a few solution which recommends to use wicket servlet configuration instead of servlet filter to resolve the issue. I did the same but no luck. Then I tried associating a bookmarkable page for the homepage then it works well. Here is the code snippet: Read more of this post
November 15, 2009 Leave a comment
Java Rebel – a very useful productive tool
One of my friend told me about JavaRebel. Later I tried with eclipse it worked well. The installation and setups are very simple and easy. It saves a lot of time for enterprise class projects. Now you don’t have to restart Tomcat for each changes. Try out today, enjoy the productivity.
Reference:
http://www.zeroturnaround.com
http://www.zeroturnaround.com/blog/configuring-ide-debugging-with-javarebel/
http://www.zeroturnaround.com/update-site/
November 11, 2009 4 Comments
Have you written 1000s of buggie lines of code to parse XML? Generating an XML is easy but when it comes to XML parsing/import it is hard. We have to think about many scenarios and deal with many combinations. I use to prefer XPath API for XML import because I can fetch required values as they way/order I want rather than iterating all nodes in DOM structure. XPath is better than DOM coding but is not the best solution. So I started looking for a solution similar to Hibernate for XML to Object translation. Read more of this post
August 29, 2009 69 Comments
Sorry guys it been long time writing in my blog.
Nowadays single-sign-on became a hot selling feature for all desktop and web-based products. In this article I talk about single-sign-on implementation in Java platform with Active Directory server. Since Microsoft Windows has become one of the most common corporate network platforms it is worth integrating with your product. Starting from Windows 2000 Microsoft supports Kerberos protocol. It is unusal that Microsoft support open-standard protocol, but they do in this case; good for us :-) Read more of this post
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