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Three Forms of RESTEasy Client

sduskis — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 15:15:31 +0000

RESTEasy comes in three forms of client APIs: JAX-RS annotated Interface proxying Lower level fluid HTTP API ClientRequestFactory - generates #1 and #2, and has a get template method The ClientRequestFactory encapsulates RESTEasy client's most interest feature: client interceptors. Those interceptors come in three flavors:

Integrating Flex & PHP - An Introductory Tutorial

LarryUllman — Thu, 28 May 2009 18:15:46 +0000

Ten years ago or so, the World Wide Web primarily meant static HTML. Horrendous JavaScript, trivial games, and frivolous splash pages represented the common attempts at browser-based pizzazz. But in the past couple of years, a decade’s worth of server-side dominance has ironically revitalized interest in the client. Today, the best sites are using Rich Internet Applications (RIAs), tied into...

db4o - A Q&A with Refcard Co-Author Eric Falsken

kirkk — Fri, 15 May 2009 02:07:20 +0000

In coordination with the recently published db4o Refcard, DZone had the opportunity to chat with its co-author, Eric Falsken, a technical evangelist on the db4o team. He has been a staunch supporter of Microsoft .NET (much to the chagrin of his open source-loving co-workers) and enjoys coming up with new ideas for elegantly usable software, and mentoring fellow students of...

Oracle Buys Sun - Coverage from around the Web

jsugrue — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 13:05:06 +0000

In what could be the most important decision of the year, after weeks of speculation of IBM buying out Sun, which failed to produce a result, today Oracle have swept in and bought Sun. DZone has assembled a collection of news coverage and 'Tweets' from around the Web (this list will be updated throughout the week -- feel free to post additional links in response to this thread):

Oracle's Effect on Java

jsugrue — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:45:22 +0000

With Oracle just after buying Sun, maybe it's time to consider what this means for the Java community. There's no doubt that enterprise Java is something that Oracle have huge interest in, and will probably help nudge this along. Two things that I would really like to see are continued, and improved, investment into Java on the client side, as well as getting things back on track for Java 7.

MySQL and PHP - State of Union by Hans Zaunere

jsugrue — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 11:46:24 +0000

17:43 minutes (40.54 MB)Later on today, at CommunityOne East, New York PHP User Group Community Managing Member, Hans Zaunere, will be giving a session entitled MySQL and PHP - State of the Union. At this session, Hans will cover Connectors, Best Practices, Performance and the "Cloud".

SQL Server Advisor: my blog

SQLServerAdvisor — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:56:34 +0000

Expertise, advice, tool fro performance and all things interesting accumulated over the years to optimize Microsoft SQL Server and to make it -close to- zero / no maintenance. http://sqlserveradvisor.blogspot.com don't optimize the workload reduce the workload

Introduction to JOODAMP Framework for Bulk data processing

deeppra — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:03:09 +0000

This article gives a brief introduction about JOODAMP (Java Pooled Data Multi Processor https://joodamp.dev.java.net ) framework which started from scratch. JOODAMP is used for processing huge amount of data. It can be easily integrated with standalone java application or Enterprise java application. It’s very simple and easy to integrate with any application. Only base framework is done and we...

Refcardz Topics: What Should We Cover? (Vote Now)

WeiLing — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 11:40:45 +0000

DZone needs your help! We have a lot of Refcard topics on our plate and want to know how to prioritize the topic choices. What topics would you like to see? Vote your favorites from the list below.If you're interested in writing a Refcard, please click here. Java Performance Tuning Java Concurrency ...

A Better MySQL Replication Heartbeat

tracer — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:59:09 +0000

If you’ve used MySQL replication you’ve probably discovered that slave machines can lag behind the master. Replication can also break completely, requiring hours (or days) for the slave hours to catch up. Monitoring is required to catch issues before the slaves get too far behind.

Open Source : How Do You Stay Up To Date?

Volume4 — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:16:13 +0000

I Love the concepts and beliefs behind Open Source. I use Open Source libraries, applications etc. all the time. One of the things I have always found a challenge though, is knowing when a new release comes to be.

When To Use Hardware Upgrade Instead Of Software Optimization

PeterZaitsev — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 13:35:01 +0000

One typical question which frequently pops up is whenever it is better to use hardware upgrade or optimize software more. I already wrote about it, for example here.References Reference: When to use Hardware upgrade instead of Software Optimization

Computing 95 Percentile In MySQL

PeterZaitsev — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 16:02:39 +0000

When doing performance analyzes you often would want to see 95 percentile, 99 percentile and similar values. The "average" is the evil of performance optimization and often as helpful as "average patient temperature in the hospital". References Reference: Computing 95 percentile in MySQL

Making Your MySQL Tables More Effecient By Using Correct Fieldtypes

legendx — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 10:56:06 +0000

One of the biggest mistakes of today's fledgling MySQL programmers is their field type definitions, also known as data type or column type. Many are too quick to set up their tables, flying through the different options without giving it much thought. The time you spend setting up your tables will save you from many headaches later on down the road.References Reference: ...

SQL Server Scheduled Backups with NAnt

boyan — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 11:16:47 +0000

When installing and using production web applications, backup is always a must. I have written about SQL Server Backup before and this post would expend on that. The main goal here is to create a solution that periodically backs up your database. To do this, we’ll use the backup script from the previous post, employ NAnt to execute the script and zip the created backup. Last, we’ll schedule...