Caching and @Cacheable

Caches have been around in the software world for long time. They’re one of those really useful things that once you start using them you wonder how on earth... Read all

Spring Data With Cassandra Using JPA

We recently adopted the use of Spring Data. Spring Data provides a nice pattern/API that you can layer on top of JPA to eliminate boiler-plate code. With that... Read all

Database unit testing with DBUnit, Spring and TestNG

I really like Spring, so I tend to use its features to the fullest. However, in some dark corners of its philosophy, I tend to disagree with some of its... Read all

Spring MVC - Flash Attributes

The latest incarnation of the Spring Framework (3.1) brought an interesting feature called Flash Attributes. It is a remedy for the problem mentioned a long... Read all

The Persistence Layer with Spring Data JPA

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OpenStreetMap API framework for PHP

OpenStreetMap is a global project with an aim of collaboratively collecting map data, and today Ken Guest has submitted his PHP package for communitcating with... Read all

The Easiest Ways to Navigate Methods in a Class using Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts

java classes can get big and hairy, making it difficult to find the method you’re looking for when browsing or editing a class. there is no specific order to... Read all

How to Serialize Java.util.Date with Jackson JSON Processor / Spring 3.0

Learn how to serialize a java.util.Date object with Jackson JSON Processor – Spring MVC 3. Read all

Categorise Projects in the Package Explorer to Reduce Clutter in Eclipse

if you’ve been hanging onto one eclipse workspace for the last couple of years, you’ll probably have dozens of projects cluttering up your workspace. if you’re... Read all

jQuery, Each() and Async Gets

One of the things to keep in mind when using jQuery is that nothing is a blocking call. Sure, there is a certain sequence to when things operate. But, to be... Read all

 

 

 

 

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