Long Polling with Spring 3.2’s DeferredResult

In our last episode, the CEO of Agile Cowboys Inc had just hired a Java/Spring consultant by giving him the…

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Long Polling Tomcat with Spring

“Ooh err Missus” as comedian Frankie Howerd would have said, but enough of British innuendo and double entendre because Long…

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Erlang for Java Developers

You probably haven’t noticed, but it’s a couple of weeks since I last posted a blog. There is reason for…

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Getting Started With Spring’s MVC Test Framework – Part 2

The first blog in this mini-series introduced the Spring MVC Test Framework and demonstrated its use in unit testing Spring MVC…

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Getting Started With Spring’s MVC Test Framework – Part 1

Newly promoted to the main Spring framework is the Spring MVC Test Framework, which the Guys at Spring claim is…

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Auditing a Spring MVC Webapp with AspectJ. Part 2

Now, this is the blog you want to read if you’re interested in creating a Spring MVC Webapp that uses…

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Auditing a Spring MVC Webapp with AspectJ. Part 1

If you’re like me, then you’ll have those kinds of programming days where everything seems to go incredibly well. You…

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Acceptance Criteria Should be Executable

Having covered the debacle at Backwater Bank inc, you would have thought that my last blog had said just about…

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So, what’s in a story?

I don’t know about you, but I always feel a little nervous when it comes to writing Agile stories. I…

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