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How to integer Primefaces , Spring Security and Hibernate using Maven on Eclipse - J2ee Video Tutorial | JAVA EE Video Training | JAVA EE Video Programming | Free JEE Lessons

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How to integer Primefaces , Spring Security and Hibernate using Maven on Eclipse - J2ee Video Tutorial | JAVA EE Video Training | JAVA EE Video Programming | Free JEE Lessons

J2EE Video Tutorial http://www.j2eevideotutorial.com/2012/10/how-to-integer-primefaces-spring.html This is a Video Tutorial shows how to integer Primefaces , Spting Security and Hibernate using Maven on Eclipse . Part 2 : PrimeFaces with Spring Security and Hibernate (more)

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tags: Hibernate, Maven, primefaces, Spring Security

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Spring Security Fundamentals | Spring Security Video Tutorial - J2ee Video Tutorial | JAVA EE Video Training | JAVA EE Video Programming | Free JEE Lessons

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Spring Security Fundamentals | Spring Security Video Tutorial - J2ee Video Tutorial | JAVA EE Video Training | JAVA EE Video Programming | Free JEE Lessons

J2EE Video Tutorial : http://www.j2eevideotutorial.com/2012/10/spring-security-fundamentals-spring.html This is a Video Tutorial explains Spring Security Fundamentals . By Rob Winch, Senior Software Engineer, Spring Security Lead Due to its complexity, implementing security can be a daunting task for developers of all skill levels. In this presentation we will discuss, in depth, the foundation of Spring Securi... (more)

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tags: Spring Security

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Improving Performance of Spring Applications

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anisha 248 days, 9 hours, 37 minutes ago

Improving Performance of Spring Applications

Learn how to improving the performance of your Spring applications with a pragmatic look on how to achieve easy gains through caching. This video analyzes the usual bottlenecks found in common application stacks and ways to address them. Various caching patterns are discussed focusing on both performance and scalability. (more)

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tags: improvement, Performance, spring application

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Part 3 – DAO and Service layer | vrtoonjava

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anisha 246 days, 13 hours, 45 minutes ago

Part 3 – DAO and Service layer | vrtoonjava

Welcome to the third part of Spring tutorial. In this part, we will continue in writing our Timesheet application and this time we’ll implement DAO layer, business services and write some tests. In the previous part, we’ve defined GenericDao interface that tells us, what operations we will need to perform upon entities. (more)

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tags: DAO layer, service layer

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Part 4 – Adding Spring MVC – part 1 | vrtoonjava

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Part 4 – Adding Spring MVC – part 1 | vrtoonjava

Welcome to the fourth part of this tutorial. In this part, we will write controllers and views using Spring MVC and think about our REST model. First thing that we must do, is make a web application from what we have so far. We will add web/WEB-INF folder to our project root. Inside WEB-INF create jsp folder. We will put our JSPs in that place. (more)

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tags: Spring MVC

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Part 5 – Adding Spring MVC part 2 | vrtoonjava

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Part 5 – Adding Spring MVC part 2 | vrtoonjava

In the previous part we’ve implemented controllers for managers and employees. Now that we know our way around, we’ll do little (but just little) more complicated stuff – controllers for tasks & timesheets. So let’s start with org.timesheet.web.TaskController. First create a class and this time we will be accessing richer domain, (more)

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tags: Spring MVC

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Part 6 – Adding AOP support | vrtoonjava

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Part 6 – Adding AOP support | vrtoonjava

I heard a story about one senior (and quite highly paid) softwaree engineer. He was given task to log every method in every controller in project he was working on. Engineer rewrote all controller methods, so from code like this: (more)

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tags: AOP

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Captain Debug's Blog: Spring 3.1 Caching and Config

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Captain Debug's Blog: Spring 3.1 Caching and Config

I’ve recently being blogging about Spring 3.1 and its new caching annotations @Cacheable and @CacheEvict. As with all Spring features you need to do a certain amount of setup and, as usual, this is done with Spring’s XML configuration file. In the case of caching, turning on @Cacheable and @CacheEvict couldn’t be simpler as all you need to do is to add the following to your Spring config file: (more)

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tags: caching, config, Spring 3.1

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Spring 3.1 and Spring 3.2

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This video presents the upcoming features in Spring 3.1 and Spring 3.2. It also explores how the framework will make use of Java 7 and 8 features. http://www.infoq.com/interviews/hoeller-spring31-32Related Posts:Data Access 2.0 with Spring DataSocializing Your Spring ApplicationsSpring Integration Practical Tips and Tricks (more)

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tags: Spring 3.1, spring 3.2

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Captain Debug's Blog: Spring 3.1 Caching and @CacheEvict

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Captain Debug's Blog: Spring 3.1 Caching and @CacheEvict

My last blog demonstrated the application of Spring 3.1’s @Cacheable annotation that’s used to mark methods whose return values will be stored in a cache. However, @Cacheable is only one of a pair of annotations that the Guys at Spring have devised for caching, the other being @CacheEvict. (more)

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tags: cacheEvict, caching, Spring 3.1

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Captain Debug's Blog: Spring 3.1 Caching and @Cacheable

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Captain Debug's Blog: Spring 3.1 Caching and @Cacheable

Caches have been around in the software world for long time. They’re one of those really useful things that once you start using them you wonder how on earth you got along without them so, it seems a little strange that the Guys at Spring only got around to adding a caching implementation to Spring core in version 3.1. (more)

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tags: @cacheable, caching, Spring 3.1

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How to use Type safe dependency injection in Spring 3?

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How to use Type safe dependency injection in Spring 3?

Before jumping to Type Safe Dependency Injection from Spring, I would like to to discuss the way we have been doing it earlier. We have been using dependency injection by type with the help of Autowired annotation from Spring. (more)

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tags: Dependency Injection, Spring 3, type safe

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JAXB Custom Binding - Java.util.Date / Spring 3 Serialization | Loiane Groner

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JAXB Custom Binding - Java.util.Date / Spring 3 Serialization | Loiane Groner

JaxB can handle Java.util.Date serialization, but it expects the following format: “yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss“. What if you need to format the date object in another format? I had the same issue when I was working with Spring MVc 3 and Jackson JSON Processor, and recently, I faced the same issue working with Spring MVC 3 and JAXB for XML serialization. (more)

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tags: JAXB, Serialization, Spring 3

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Testing Spring Web Service endpoint

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Testing Spring Web Service endpoint

In previous post we have covered very interesting approach to build SOAP web services using lightweight by very powerful Spring Web Services framework. To wrap it up, let me show how easy you can test your web services. (more)

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tags: Spring Web Services, Test

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Get hands on Spring Web Services

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Get hands on Spring Web Services

Suppose you are Java web developer. Suppose you are deploying all your stuff on Apache Tomcat. Suppose you are about to develop some web services. There are number of choices you can do that (including Apache Axis 2). But one I would like to describe today is ... Spring Web Services project. (more)

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tags: Spring Web Services

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Using @Configurable in Spring Framework: inject dependency to any object

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Using @Configurable in Spring Framework: inject dependency to any object

Honestly, I like Spring Framework: awesome dependency management combined with rich features and great community. Recently I encountered very nice feature - @Configurable. In short, it allows developer to inject dependency into any object (who defines this annotation) without explicit bean definition. It's pretty cool. Techniques behind - AspectJ with runtime weaving. (more)

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tags: configurable, inject dependency, Spring framework

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Injecting file dependency into Spring bean

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Injecting file dependency into Spring bean

Continuing to explore power of Spring Framework, I would like to explain how to inject file resource into the Spring bean using @Resource annotation. First of all, let's start with beans definition file. We need basically to declare file dependency we would like to inject: (more)

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Integrating Spring Flex

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Integrating Spring Flex

Looking for better Adobe BlazeDS and Java platform integration, I would like to recommend one very useful project from SpringSource portfolio: Spring Flex (or Spring BlazeDS integration). It's pretty easy to start with and, moreover, you could integrate it with other projects like Spring Framework and Spring Security. (more)

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tags: integration, spring flex

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Captain Debug's Blog: Upgrading to Spring 3.1

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Captain Debug's Blog: Upgrading to Spring 3.1

A few days ago I thought that it was about time to upgrade my sample code to Spring 3.1, after all it’s been around for a respectable amount of time and has a couple of bug fix releases. Upgrading to Spring 3.1 is very simple of upgrading your Maven version number and rebuilding, something like this: (more)

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tags: Spring 3.1, Upgrade

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Programming Peacefully: Writing your spring security expression language annotation - PART 3

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Programming Peacefully: Writing your spring security expression language annotation - PART 3

In the last part of tutorial, I will discuss how to override the behaviour of defualt spring security method expression. You may wonder why I need to override the default behaviour of these methods. The reason behind is that, in recent development project, we are reviewing the developer's code and we hope to maintain a standard coding practice. We find that the default method expression is too flexible. In our case, under similar coding scenario, some developers use hasRole() for security checking while ... (more)

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tags: Spring Security

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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Using @Configurable in Spring Framework: inject dependency to any object

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