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Spring Web Flow - Introduction
Author :
MunafSahaf
Date : Tue May 1st, 2007
You must have found the web applications are getting more and more complex and to maintain them is getting even harder. You now have to write or understand and maintain a large and complex page flows (flow of the application). If you are bugged down with creating such a complex application the answer lies in using Spring Web Flow.
Integrating Struts With Spring
Author :
MunafSahaf
Date : Sun May 13th, 2007
Struts is more established and more stable MVC2 framework at this time so if your application is based on Struts framework you may forget about thinking to move to some other framework. But at the same time you must have heard about the buzz created by Inversion of Control (IOC) design pattern. This design pattern is implemented by Spring framework. Besides there are some more amazing features of Spring like AOP. So if you like to take advantage of these features of Spring you do not have to rebuild the application, but you can integrate your existing Struts application with Spring without much hassle. More about that latter but first we would like to have a look at new features of Spring and how they work.
Comparison of AJAX Frameworks: Prototype, GWT, DWR and Thinware
Author :
MarceloGiorgi
Date : Thu May 24th, 2007
These days we can see that the concept of Web 2.0 is becoming popular. Web 2.0 refers to the concept of new web applications that are interactive in nature and are intended to help people to collaborate and offer services for them, not just static HTML. This stuff became possible, in part, by means of the AJAX technology. For us, java developers, to build applications that are aligned with this very concept of Web 2.0 involves the selection of one tool (or framework) that helps us to accomplish our needs.
Introduction to Java Server Faces
Author :
Raja
Date : Sat May 19th, 2007
Java Server Faces (JSF) simplifies the development of User Interfaces in a typical Web application. It provides a Component-based Pluggable Architecture for developing and representing User Interface Components. Also bundled with JSF is a whole set of various new features like Event Handling Mechanism, Page Navigation, Input Validation and Conversion. This article provides an overview about JSF Framework and the various core elements that form the basis for a JSF Framework. It then provides a detailed overview about the various phases in the JSF Request Processing Life-cycle. Explained further is the structure of the JSF Configuration File. And finally the article is concluded by providing a sample application that demonstrates the various new features.
Interceptors in Hibernate ORM Framework - An Introduction
Author :
Raja
Date : Sun May 13th, 2007
This article deals with Hibernate Interceptors. Hibernate is an open-source project that provides solution. For more information about Hibernate, novice readers are encouraged to read the articleon javabeat before reading this article.
Hibernate ORM(Object/Relational) Framework - An Introduction
Author :
Raja
Date : Sat May 12th, 2007
Persistent data can be seen anywhere in an application. Managing persistent data is one of the
few challenges that modern technologies/products are facing. A solution called Object-Relational
Mapping (ORM) has gained major popularity over the past few years. ORM is a piece of
software/product for the representation and conversion of data between the database and the
object-oriented programming language. Hibernate is one such ORM solution and it is an open-source
project.
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