Monthly Archives: November 2009

Meet The Experts Architecture – Open Space: Managing the JAR Chaos

29. November 2009 by Fabian Lange

mte-architektur-jar-openspace This post shall sum up the results from our fruitful discussion on friday evenig. The idea for the open space discussion was sparked by Stefan Zörner who talked about modularity and what happens when you have no control over modularity. This post will not try to repeat the discussion but merely conserve the results:
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This post is written on 29. November 2009 by Fabian Lange.

Viking Laws §3 Be a good merchant

28. November 2009 by Sascha Binger

This is the next to last (§1, §2) of my posts about the Viking Law.

Vikings were not plundering all the time, despite Hägar had suggested something like this. They were also merchants and such being the case they have had some important principles.

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This post is written on 28. November 2009 by Sascha Binger.

Mule+CXF struggle with quoted encodings

25. November 2009 by Fabian Lange

After upgrading Java to version 1.6.0.17 our CXF based webservices running on Mule ESB did not work anymore.
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This post is written on 25. November 2009 by Fabian Lange.

#devoxx 09: map&reduce and closures

19. November 2009 by Fabian Lange

A hot topic here at the Devoxx were the upcoming Java editions with their features and changes in the language syntax. While it is nice that you will be able to switch() on Strings, have a modularized platform and other cool stuff, one thing is a bit odd: the hype Closures get. Java 7 will be delayed mainly by this. But what is the hype?
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This post is written on 19. November 2009 by Fabian Lange.

codecentric Crew visiting #Devoxx 2009

18. November 2009 by Fabian Lange

As every year, codecentric Developers are attending the Devoxx. Devoxx in Antwerp is among the top conferences for Java in Europe, known for its hand picked Speakers and excellent topics. No surprise that the depicted 7 gents in codecentric Shirts did not want to miss this conference.

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This post is written on 18. November 2009 by Fabian Lange.

A mystery story of Jython, Hudson, Tomcat and port 6969

18. November 2009 by Thomas Jaspers

This is a mystery story of Jython, Hudson and Tomcat. Our environment for continuous integration is based on the Robot Framework and Hudson, where Hudson is running on a Tomcat-Server under Linux. From here our Robot-Tests are started and as we are implementing our Tests (Keywords) in Java we are using Jython for this.

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