Tag Archives: dm Server

HqlToken exception in dm Server

If you’re using Hibernate in WebLogic, some of you may have come across a class loading problem, because WebLogic includes Antlr 2.7 on its main classpath, and when you start application that requires antlr as well, you will end up … Continue reading

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SpringSource and VMWare

Now that the news that VMWare bought SpringSource for a lot of money is out, let’s think about what it means for Spring developers. This post is pure speculation, something I would like to happen; the only satisfaction I will … Continue reading

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dm Server 2.0 in Action

We strongly believe that OSGi is the future of Java EE development. Let me be more clear (mea maxima culpa!) clearer: if Java EE applications do not clean up their act and become more manageable, they will face the slow … Continue reading

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dm Server Migration Episode IV

We have just contributed our own videocast to the YouTube black hole. It is the first out of three videos that deal with migrating Java EE applications to the dm Server. This first part (for some strange reason, we decided … Continue reading

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And the winner is…

We’ve received the cover designs for our book, dm Server in Action. We had three choices and the final scores are: In the third place miserable looking so and so, whose pen hides Ani’s name! In the second place, a … Continue reading

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Migrating J2EE web application to the dm Server

Aleksa and I gave talk at the Spring in Finance Exchange in London on Friday 10th October. We took a large Java EE web application (a huge 22MB WAR file) and deployed it in the dm Server. And it worked! … Continue reading

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dm Server

SpringSource have released the GA version of the dm Server. The dm Server is an OSGi-based Java EE application server. OSGi what? OSGi will allow you to keep the structure of your application even at runtime. You will be able … Continue reading

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