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Tag Archives: maven
Maven 3 Code Analysis and Reporting
If you have read any of my other blogs, you will know that I am a fan (and defender) of Maven 3. One of the biggest changes in Maven 3 was the reporting capabilities with the Maven Site Plugin. I … Continue reading
Enterprise Spring Best Practices – Part 1 – Project Config
Enterprise Spring Best Practices Series In part 1, let’s review project structure and configuration. Sections Project Directories Project Dependencies Smart Logging Running with Jetty and Tomcat Spring Configuration Files Complete Maven Config Valuable Maven Commands Further Reading Social Me Project … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse, Jakarta Commons Logging, Java, Java Util Logging, Jetty, Log4J, LogBack, Logging, Maven, SLF4J, Spring, Spring Framework, Spring MVC, STS, Testing, Tomcat
Tagged best practices, Logback, logging, maven, plugins, slf4j, Spring
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Rocket to the Cloud Fast with Roo
Want to build a Spring 3 application FAST and run it on the Cloud? It is incredibly easy to do with Spring Roo and CloudFoundry! This post on using Postgres on CloudFoundry helped me get started, however I tried using … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, CloudFoundry, Java, Roo, Spring, Spring Data, Spring Roo
Tagged Cloud Foundry, CloudFoundry, JPA, maven, roo, Spring, Spring Data, Spring Data JPA, Spring Roo
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Sending Beans as XML with JmsTemplate
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 ActiveMQ, Development, Eclipse, IntelliJ, Java, JAXB2, JMS, Logback, Marshaling, maven, messaging, OXM, Spring, SpringSource, STS, XML
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Updated Docs for Spring Roo
Want updated Roo Documentation? Want information on creating and publishing Roo Add-Ons? 1. Get the dev build of Spring Roo from: http://git.springsource.org/roo I am assuming here that you have created a /roo-dev directory. To build Roo, you should read the … Continue reading
Posted in felix, Git, LogBack, OSGi, Roo, Spring, Spring Framework, Spring Roo
Tagged documentaton, felix, git, Logback, maven, osgi, roo, Spring
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Configuring LogBack Logging in Spring & Spring Roo
LogBack is the more versatile logging strategy created by the same person that created log4j. Use the following steps to configure your Roo 1.1 project to use LogBack. See Also: Reasons to Switch to LogBack 1. Create a logback.xml file … Continue reading
Sending outbound SMTP messages through Gmail with Spring Integration
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 EIP, Enterprise Integration Patterns, Java, JavaMail, JMS, maven, messaging, SMTP, Spring, Spring Integration
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