Tag Archives: Spring

Looking for a ${property}

Posted on August 24, 2009 by cornelf

“Location, Location, Location” may not be enough. Having property files loaded using ProperyPlaceholderConfigurer bean or the modern <context:property-placeholder> can become a real pain when the placeholders are distributed among the jars. <context:property-placeholder location=”classpath*:*.properties”/> Well, only location can be set here, … Continue reading →

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Spring User Group speaker icebreaker

Posted on August 12, 2009 by cornelf

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 →

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On future of web programming at Cake

Posted on June 12, 2009 by Jan Machacek

Ruby eye for the Java guy Ruby on Rails is a mature and innovative framework designed especially for the web. This allows rapid, stable and iterative web development. At Cake Solutions we use the latest technologies that ensure that websites … Continue reading →

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tc Server

Posted on May 26, 2009 by cornelf

“The Tomcat you know, the Enterprise capabilities you need” is how SpringSource advertise tc Server, but how true is that bold statement. Built around the robust Apache Tomcat (6+), tc Server’s power resides in the value added to the Tomcat … Continue reading →

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Hibernate and primary key unique constaint exception

Posted on April 23, 2009 by Aleksa Vukotic

Its one of those things – you have the same problem every now and then, but not often enough to remember what the solution was. I was implementing some hibernate code, but the tests for it failed due to primary … Continue reading →

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Building Spring 3 web applications

Posted on April 16, 2009 by Jan Machacek

An update to the PDF is ready for download; I have included the cookbook service implementation and begun the discussion of the web application.

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UTF-8 encoding and Spring message sources

Posted on April 2, 2009 by Aleksa Vukotic

Take a look at the update from October 2011′s perspective here. I was working on a pretty much straight-forward web application. As usual, i used Spring’s org.springframework.context.MessageSourcesupport, to be more precise, i used standard implementation – ResourceBundleMessageSource. Simple configuration, as … Continue reading →

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jQuery Presentation at the Spring User Group in London

Posted on October 14, 2008 by Andrew Chalkley

Here is the presentation I gave on jQuery at the Spring User Group in London. Q&A session for the whole event is at the end. Some people attended the Spring event because of the jQuery talk. Bonus!!

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dm Server

Posted on October 1, 2008 by Jan Machacek

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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Spring WebFlow – Passing Objects Between Parent Flow and Subflows

Posted on July 16, 2008 by Aleksa Vukotic

While I was implementing web application using Spring WebFlow, I came to the point where i wanted to pass object created in the subflow to its parent flow. I looked at the WebFlow documentation, and forums and blogs as well, … Continue reading →

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