Event Driven Architecture is a highly scalable approach to distributed computing and integration. Once you put in place an Event Driven Architecture, you can start to process events in interesting ways. Firstly, you can simply use filtering on individual events to find interesting events. Then, you can extend this to …
First we’ll focus on the high-level ideas that drove this release of the platform. Then we’ll move into the detailed contents, highlighting the most innovative concepts, starting with profiles and moving down into the many exciting new features of the component JSRs. In the past 8 years, the Java EE …
This screencast shows how to get started using the Maven archetype that comes with Naked Objects 4.0. http://danhaywood.com/2009/08/29/using-the-naked-objects-4-0-maven-archetype/
Restlet is a lightweight REST framework. These screencasts will take you through the installation of Restlet in an Eclipse IDE and the creation of a simple Restlet application. http://www.restlet.org/documentation/1.1/screencast/
OSGi is about to become the predominant standard in Enterprise Java and for good reasons. But like any other new technology introducing it inside existing environments can be challenging. This talk shows the benefits of OSGi in Enterprise Java, the concrete challenges and solutions to them. The focus is on …
An interview with Stuart Halloway, author of “Programming Clojure” and the “Java.next” article series. He talks about how evaluating Groovy, JRuby, Scala, and Clojure eventually lead him to write a book on Clojure.