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“Just Make Sure it Doesn’t Suck”: Good Application Testing Despite Vague Requirements

Steve Weisfeldt | 9 JUL 2012 | 0 Comments

Where do I start? What am I doing? (Why am I even here?) Have you ever asked yourself these questions at the beginning of a performance testing project? Have you been one of the many test engineers who have been delivered an application and told to “just test it”? (True story: I was once handed off an application to lead a performance testing project on with these words of guidance, “Just test it...
Ultimate JPA Queries and Tips List - Part 1

Nikos Maravitsas | 9 JUL 2012 | 8 Comments

There are several JPAs “how to” that we can find on the internet, here in this blog, that teaches how to do several tasks with JPA. Usually I see some people asking questions about Queries with JPA; usually to answer this kind of questions several links are provided trying to find a solution to the question.
How to Monitor and Analyze Performance of the Windows Azure Storage Service

Daniel Kaar | 5 JUL 2012 | 0 Comments

How do remote Windows Azure Storage Accounts affect my application's performance? Learn how to monitor and identify performance issues!
How to Render 16K+ Jobs for the Price of a Cheeseburger

Stacey Schneider | 3 JUL 2012 | 0 Comments

Recently, CircuitLab.com used VMware’s vFabric RabbitMQ to render 16K+ images in under an hour by employing a cloud computing model. The workload processed with a cost of a few dollars and very limited code changes. The case study is summarized here.
JPPF 3.1 brings security to the Grid

Laurent Cohen | 3 JUL 2012 | 0 Comments

JPPF 3.1 brings new security features, load-balancing in the client, fork/join tasks execution and more.
Vaadin 7 to include Google Web Toolkit

Joonas Lehtinen | 2 JUL 2012 | 0 Comments

Vaadin announced at Google IO that it will include Google Web Toolkit (GWT) in the upcoming Vaadin Framework 7. This way Vaadin will allow user interface development both on the server-side and on the client-side. Vaadin 7 release is expected in the beginning of October. The first developer preview version with GWT built-in was released today.
VMware Announces the Spring Bounty Program - A Pay For Development Marketplace

Stacey Schneider | 29 JUN 2012 | 0 Comments

Management tools, like Spring Insight, are particularly well architected to support community development. Leveraging a plugin architecture to monitor and manage technologies, users have the freedom to create plugins that monitor new, custom or not-yet-supported technologies. VMware is now supporting creating a marketplace where companies, including VMware, can offer "bounties" on plugin...
RedHat's new FuseSource acquisition dovetails existing JBoss efforts

James Denman | 28 JUN 2012 | 2 Comments

Yesterday, amidst the hoopla at the combined Red Hat Summit and JBoss World event in Boston, RedHat quietly announced that they have sealed the deal on the acquisition of FuseSource. Sources close to FuseSource show initial excitement about the transition. Some others may not be quite as optimistic.
Eclipse BIRT 4.2 is now available

Jason Weathersby | 27 JUN 2012 | 2 Comments

Eclipse BIRT 4.2 is now available and features Maven support
Can Web app firewalls replace baked-in application security?

James Denman | 26 JUN 2012 | 15 Comments

Today's Java developers are code ninjas and mobile application magicians. They connect us to the world in ways that were impossible not so long ago. Unfortunately, the developers that work so much power into our mobile devices may not be the best candidates for making sure that power stays in the right hands. Is a Web application firewall the answer?
Cloud9 IDE adds features, closes gap with desktop

Adam Riglian | 26 JUN 2012 | 0 Comments

Cloud9 has launched a new release of its IDE that might change the way people think about development in the clouds.
Controlling Runaway Threads in the JVM using Resource Metering Quotas

William Louth | 25 JUN 2012 | 0 Comments

Demonstrates how the resource metering quotas can be used to control the execution of runaway threads in a JVM by dynamically injecting sleeps and yields into call target points.

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