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Learning design patterns using real projects : A JBoss case study

issam lahlali | 19 OCT 2012 | 0 Comments

Design patterns: you need to know them, but they're always so darn difficult to learn. Here's a better way to familiarize yourself with them: go inside the JBoss design team and discover the creational patterns they use every day.
Mobicents SIP Servlets 2.0: Support for HTML5 WebRTC is finally here

Jean Deruelle | 19 OCT 2012 | 0 Comments

With this release, Mobicents SIP Servlets is bringing realtime communications (voice & video) to your Browser using HTML5 WebRTC and SIP Over WebSockets !
Data encryption? Java Cryptographic Extensions makes it easy

Nikos Lianeris | 18 OCT 2012 | 3 Comments

Data encryption in Java is quite simple. The Java Cryptographic Extension framework enables you to encrypt data in a variety of different ways using widely accepted algorithms. Want an example? Here's one, and it uses Blowfish.
Fact Finders: Sorting out the truth in Real User Monitoring

Andreas Grabner | 18 OCT 2012 | 2 Comments

On my recent visits to Velocity, WebPerfDay and Apps World in London, Real User Monitoring (RUM) was the hot topic. That triggered my thinking about the differences between vendors. They all promise the same for a varying range of prices – from free to couple thousand US Dollars. What I found out is that there IS a big difference and – depending on what you want to do with RUM – you want to make...
Increasing heap size – beware of the Cobra Effect

Nikita Salnikov-Tarnovski | 17 OCT 2012 | 4 Comments

The article describes the possible side-effects when increasing your heap size and offers possible alternatives and guidelines on how to configure applications requiring large heaps.
Thoughts on the Red Hat, Zend partnership

Adam Riglian | 16 OCT 2012 | 0 Comments

Red Hat and Zend joined together to bring PHP development into the enterprise. What do developers think of the move?
Story points? Yeah, it might not be the best tool in the Agile toolbox

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 15 OCT 2012 | 3 Comments

If your managers are judging your productivity by the velocity of your development, and velocity is calculated as the number of story points completed over time, then what is the best way to improve your productivity without actually doing any more work? Simply make every stroke of the keyboard a completed story.
NoSQLUnit 0.5.0: A JUnit extension to make unit testing easier

Alex Soto | 15 OCT 2012 | 0 Comments

NoSQLUnit is a JUnit extension to make writing unit and integration tests of systems that use NoSQL backend easier. Visit official page for more information. In 0.5.0 release, an embedded in-memory Redis has been implemented, among other small features.
RRiBbit eventbus now has JMS support

Gert-Jan Schouten | 15 OCT 2012 | 0 Comments

RRiBbit 2.1.0 adds JMS support to RRiBbit Remoting, making it possible to use JMS as a communication layer for your RRiBbit Eventbus.
Evaluating Oracle's stewardship of Java, two years on

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 12 OCT 2012 | 2 Comments

At the third JavaOne conference since Oracle took ownership of the Java platform the mood was significantly brighter than it was during both the first and the second. It would appear that much of the apprehension expressed by the community has dissipated, and despite a few missteps along the way, Oracle seems to be earning a degree of confidence and respect. Maybe we need a report card?
The intricacies of opacity with RESTful APIs

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 12 OCT 2012 | 2 Comments

When people talk about opacity in the REST context, they are usually referring to Uniform Resource Indicators (URIs). You should be able to construct URIs however you like, the theory goes, and it’s up to the resource to figure out how to respond appropriately. But there’s more to the opacity story than opaque URIs.
How to secure RESTful Web Services with OAuth2

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 12 OCT 2012 | 0 Comments

Securing RESTful web services is a challenge in many regards. One approach? OAuth2, a protocol enabling a Client application, often a web application, to act on behalf of a User, but with the User’s permission.

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