Tag Archives: Java

Annotation Reference for Spring Projects

Posted on 20-May-2011 by Gordon

Annotations are available for Spring and Java projects. I was unsuccessful in finding a single consolidated set of the annotations. So, I thought “What a great gap to fill.” However, what I thought would be a fairly simple endeavor, turned … Continue reading →

Posted in Annotations, AOP, Hibernate, Java, JMX, JPA, JUnit, REST, SOAP, Spring, Spring AOP, Spring Batch, Spring Framework, Spring Integration, Spring MVC, Spring Roo, Spring Security, Web Flow, Web Services | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 9 Comments

Sending Beans as XML with JmsTemplate

Posted on 7-February-2011 by Gordon

Introduction We often want to send XML via web services. We may already have the schema or annotated JAXB2 classes configured in our application. What if we want to send the same format via JMS? By default Spring JMS is … Continue reading →

Posted in ActiveMQ, Jakarta Commons Logging, Java Util Logging, JMS, JUnit, Log4J, LogBack, Logging, Maven, SLF4J, Spring, Spring Framework, Testing | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 11 Comments

Spring Batch Admin Console now in Git

Posted on 27-September-2010 by Gordon

The Spring Batch project has an optional Admin console web application for Batch processes. SpringSource moving forward will be migrating downloadable content from Subversion to Git repositories. Interested in working with Spring Batch Admin Console? Spring Batch Admin Source Repository … Continue reading →

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Troubleshooting URL Rewriting in Spring Roo

Posted on 18-August-2010 by Gordon

Spring Roo automatically installs URL Rewriting for your application. If we want to configure another servlet in our web.xml file, we may need make configuration changes to the urlrewrite.xml file. 1. Enable Logging Before you jump into log4j.properties file, you … Continue reading →

Posted in Log4J, Roo, SLF4J, Spring, Spring Framework, Spring Roo | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Why Attend Enterprise Integration with Spring 3 Course?

Posted on 11-August-2010 by Gordon

Are you a Spring Developer? There are a lot of Spring developers out there, many have learned by experimenting, reading documentation and maybe code dives into an existing application or two. So, now you can put Spring Developer on your … Continue reading →

Posted in ActiveMQ, Annotations, AOP, Chariot Solutions, Eclipse, Java, JMS, JUnit, LogBack, Logging, Maven, REST, Roo, SLF4J, SOAP, SpEL, Spring, Spring AOP, Spring Batch, Spring Data, Spring Framework, Spring Insight, Spring Integration, Spring MVC, Spring Roo, Spring Security, STS, tcServer, Testing, Tomcat, Training, Web Services | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 3 Comments

Sending Gmail with Spring Roo and Spring Integration

Posted on 10-August-2010 by Gordon

Introduction This is the more detailed version of my previous blog “Sending outbound SMTP messages through Gmail with Spring Integration“. Since, I teach the Enterprise Integration with Spring. In this post, I will walk you though project creation and modification … Continue reading →

Posted in Java, Java Mail, Roo, Spring, Spring Framework, Spring Integration, Spring Roo | Tagged , , , , , | 1 Comment

Sending outbound SMTP messages through Gmail with Spring Integration

Posted on 9-August-2010 by Gordon

Introduction Recently, a former colleague, Rod Biresch, posted a blog “Sending outbound SMTP messages through Gmail with Mule ESB“. Since, I teach the Enterprise Integration with Spring course and want to demonstrate how to use Spring Integration to solve the … Continue reading →

Posted in Java Mail, Maven, Spring, Spring Framework, Spring Integration, Spring Roo | Tagged , , , , , , , , , | 3 Comments

Why Java Developers Hate JavaScript

Posted on 29-March-2010 by Gordon

As a Java developer, I used to hate JavaScript. At one time I used to say “friends don’t let friends use JavaScript”. In recent years, JavaScript has become required for a flexible & feature rich user experience. WIth the advent … Continue reading →

Posted in Java, JavaScript | Tagged , , , | 7 Comments