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Guess what?
With the fantastic weather outside, I needed to take a break in my training. My legs felt very tired this morning and my heart rate just would not go above 155 bpm: all the signs to take a rest day. … Continue reading
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
Posted in Jan's Blog
Tagged "ClassCastException HqlToken", 'ClassCastException HqlToken OSGi', dm Server, HqlToken, OSGi
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Jeabu is coming
Our new open-source project, Jeabu, is on its way. If you are very adventurous and interested in the earliest code, pull it from http://github.com/janm399/jeabu/tree/master.
Spring User Group speaker icebreaker
The ice has been broken. The first step on the path to future speeches has been taken. First of all I would like to thank each and every one in the audience for the great support. You can now download … Continue reading
Posted in Cornel's Blog, Java & JEE, Talks and user groups
Tagged icebreaker, OSGi, Presentation, Spring, SpringBatch, springsource, SUG
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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
The next Spring User Group
I have several ideas for the next SUG talk, I think they are all really exciting, but I will welcome your comments. The choices are: Securing Spring web and WS applications. Introduction to OSGi with Spring Dynamic Modules and dm … Continue reading
SpringSource dm Server in Action
We’re excited to tell you that our new book, SpringSource dm Server in Action, is now available under the Manning Early Access Program. As you can guess, the book focuses on the dm Server and its impact on the world … Continue reading
Posted in Jan's Blog
Tagged dm Server in Action, Java EE, OSGi, SpringSource dm Server
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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
OSGi, assemblies and other such animals
With the RC2 of SpringSource’s dm Server the OSGi development in Java will gain even more momentum. There are two camps of developers: one hates OSGi and the other loves it. The reasons for hate include steep learning curve, difficulty … Continue reading