JSF Component Libraries – Quality is more than zero bugs

It has been a while since I last looked at the quality of the three major JSF component libraries. In…

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Rewrite to the edge – getting the most out of it! On GlassFish!

A great topic for modern application development is rewriting. Since the introduction of Java Server Faces and the new lightweight…

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Oracle Public Cloud Java Service with NetBeans in Early Access

Who expected that to happen: Oracle is working on a public cloud offering and the signs of the approaching official…

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GlassFish JDBC Security with Salted Passwords on MySQL

One of the most successful posts on this blog is my post about setting up a JDBC Security Realm with…

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Plan B? That is Plan N … Nothing. Jigsaw follows in 2015

What a day. When the typical European is winding down people in the States are starting with coffee. This is…

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GlassFish Operations: Log Notifications

The of the most prominent requirements for application servers derive from the operations space. Taking this into account the next…

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JavaOne 2012 – 2400 hours to go! Some recommendations

As you might have seen the JavaOne 2012 Content Catalog is online. The Program Committee had some very intense weeks…

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If you aren’t among those finding bugs you might be among those complaining about them later

Back from vacation and looking forward to the more productive summer times in general I stumbled over a post titled…

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The Future of NoSQL with Java EE

I’ve been following the recent NoSQL momentum since some time now and it seems as if this buzzword also is…

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