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HiveMind: Services and Configuration Microkernel
HiveMind is Java Glue: - Turn random code into services; - Easily hook them together; - Easily provide them with data; - Lots of developer support (docs, error reporting) |
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Comparing HiveMind to Spring
I've started learning a little bit about Spring ... not just to make a comparison, but to look for proper channels for providing interoperability between HiveMind and Spring. I'm just starting through their documentation right now and will record observations as I go. |
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Inversion of Control Containers
Inversion of Control containers (aka IoC) have been all of the rage in the past year. You can hardly turn around on the web without hitting somebody somewhere touting some IoC solution/framework/silver bullet. This blog entry talks about my own experiences with IoC over the past 4 months, and compares my own viewpoint of what IoC should be to what's available in three popular IoC implementations: Hivemind, PicoContainer, and Spring. Examples are shown based (very loosely!) on my own recent work, so that we're at least partially grounded in reality. |
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HiveMind: What's it all about?
HiveMind is a project that helps implement systems as small, testable services which interact with one another to make up an application. In this article, James Carman explores some of the key features of HiveMind by developing a user registration service to be used by an online application. |
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