If you have been using JBoss or Apache Tomcat, Check out WebSphere Community Edition <http://http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/zones/was/wasce.html\ ...
Denver Java Users Group, I'd like to make the Denver Java Users Group community aware of a couple of JavaFX Script resources that are now available: 1) My...
Sun bloggers (yep, I'm one of them too) started a campaign to ask Apple to at least give some information about what is happening with Java 6 on Leopard. We...
My company has a Web-based Java EE application for which we'd like a clean, MVC style separation between presentation and business logic. The framework should...
Owen Newnan
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Nov 7, 2007 12:09 am
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Hire smart developers and they should be able to learn your chosen web framework in a couple of days. If they can't, it's probably your web framework's fault....
We spent a week working with JSF but discarded it as too invasive to our current java objects. We were already using Spring framework sitting on Hibernate....
To that end, JSF makes my head hurt. I took a week long class (from Exadel) and used it at work for a few months and it never clicked for me personally. Too...
Demian
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Nov 7, 2007 1:49 am
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"Hire smart developers and they should be able to learn your chosen web framework in a couple of days" is nearly impossible with JSF unless they have done a...
One thing to keep in mind is that JSF is really designed for specific types of applications where other frameworks are lower level to provide a foundation for...
I share Matt's thoughts on the talent pool concerns. As both a recruiter and developer, I can attest that employers too often emphasize technologies over...
I have a unique opportunity to start a software development effort from scratch. I wanted to get some opinions on: - What development tools and frameworks...
This is amazingly open-ended and impossible to answer, sounds like fun. I'm in a similar situation, except my team size is 1 (me) so far. Linux for deployment...
Demian
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Nov 21, 2007 5:40 am
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Maybe not possible for you but erlang was designed for those sorts of goals....
You might want to take a look at AppFuse or Vertigo-Java (soon to be renamed to JCatapult) for helping launch the project. AppFuse is more mature and stable,...
demian gave some great insights.. i will throw a couple more in there.. 1) IDE - i am a big fan of IntelliJ; yeah it costs money, but is very advanced in its ...
I'd like to second that, even if you decide to not leverage AppFuse in your own project it has a lot of working code and config to see how to integrate stuff....
You should look at raven for your build system if you are fortunate enough to be building from scratch. Raven is essentially Rake for Java programs. It may...
Hello, I'd like to find out what others use to package an app as just one jar. Uberjar used to be a project to do this, but it looks like it's no longer very...
Hi Sean, I have used One-Jar to what you are talking about: http://one-jar.sourceforge.net/ I made a self extracting jar file that ran an Ant script to do the...
I use One-JAR too, mostly via the Fat Jar Eclipse plugin: http://fjep.sourceforge.net/ Works great for my purposes. -Mark ... simple interactive installation...
Hello, I just started a project recently and need to ramp up on portal servers/portlets, JSF and AJAX in a fairly quick manner. I looked through the mail...
Can anyone please comment on their experience with requirements management tools, particularly open source ones? I need to institute one at my company and I...
Can anyone please suggest an open source automated test tool for testing a web app via a browser? I've recently discovered Selenium (openqa.org) and love it...
We are pleased to announce that registration for CITCON Denver is now open. CITCON (Continuous Integration and Testing Conference) brings together people from...
At the end of January we released the J2EE Spider 1.0.0-M1. This version has several important features and even a new look. Watch the video (link below)! An...
Our April speaker is Andy Glover <http://thediscoblog.com/>. He's really great and has spoken at the DJUG <http://www.denverjug.org/> before on DBUnit...