Java
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@Cacheable overhead in Spring
Spring 3.1 introduced great caching abstraction layer. Finally we can abandon all home-grown aspects, decorators and code polluting our business…
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The Importance of Packages
I remember approximately 15 years ago when I started learning Java. I read a lot about this ‘package’ thing and…
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Gradle – A Maven perspective
As reader’s of my blog would know I am a bit of a Maven fanboy. I had started using Maven…
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Java heap space, native heap and memory problems
Recently, I was discussing with a friend, why the Java process uses more memory than the maximum heap that we…
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Integrating Bean Validation with JAX-RS in Java EE 6
JavaBeans Validation (Bean Validation) is a new validation model available as part of Java EE 6 platform. The Bean Validation…
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Selecting Your Java EE 6 Application Server
The number one question I get asked is: ‘Which Java EE Application server should we use?’. With the growing adoption…
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Spring MVC – Customizing RequestMappingHandlerMapping
When Spring MVC is configured using <mvc:annotation-driven/> in an xml bean definition file, internally a component called RequestMappingHandlerMapping gets registered…
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Writing a Tile Engine in JavaFX
With the advent of embedded versions of JavaFX, our framework has become more interesting for game development, since we now…
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Lightweight Web Application Framework: PrimeFaces (JSF) + Guice + MyBatis (Part 2)
In this part, I will continue to demonstrate the integration of JSF, Guice and MyBatis. DBCP connection pool and MYSQL…
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