List/Grid Tag Archives: JNDI

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JBoss AS7 JNDI & EJB 3.1 Naming changes

As a result of the “feature train” continuing to march on and us not keeping our software stack up-to-date, our team finds ourselves in the un-enviable position of having ...
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Setting up JNDI with Jetty (Embedded)

I was running embedded Jetty on my developmentwork-space saving some time on vicious cycle of compiling and deployment. I have not worked with Jetty much and the ease of use made me ...
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JNDI and JPA without J2EE Container

We wanted to test some JPA code with as simple setup as possible. The plan was to use only Java and Maven, without an application server or other J2EE container. Our JPA configuration ...
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Spring 3 RESTful Web Services

Spring 3 provides support for RESTful Web services. In this tutorial we will show you how to implement a RESTful Web service in Spring or, if you want, to expose an existing Spring ...
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Spring 3 HornetQ 2.1 Integration Tutorial

Utilize the new ultra high performance messaging system from JBoss through Spring framework. HornetQ is an open source project to build a multi-protocol, embeddable, very high performance, ...
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JBoss 4.2.x Spring 3 JPA Hibernate Tutorial Part #2

We continue our tutorial about Spring 3, Hibernate, JPA and JBoss 4.2.x – 4.3 integration. The last step is to create a Spring service to expose functionality to the end user. ...
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JBoss 4.2.x Spring 3 JPA Hibernate Tutorial

After spending many hours searching the web, trying to find the most efficient way to use Spring, JPA and Hibenate for several projects we concluded to the configuration that will be ...
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