David Salter

David is a software developer who has been developing software professionally since 1991. He started programming in Java way back with Java 1.0 developing desktop applications and applets. Since 2001 he has been developing enterprise and web applications using both Java standards and open source solutions. David is the author of "NetBeans IDE 8 Cookbook", "Building SOA-Based Composite Applications using NetBeans 6" and "Seam 2.x Web Development”.

Software Development
David SalterMay 5th, 2016
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Deploying WildFly Swarm Applications To Heroku
WildFly Swarm applications can be deployed to Heroku, simply by adding a few files to the deployment. In this post,…
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DevOps
David SalterFebruary 10th, 2016
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Deploying WildFly Swarm Applications To Heroku
WildFly Swarm applications can be deployed to Heroku, simply by adding a few files to the deployment. In this post,…
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Enterprise Java
David SalterJanuary 8th, 2016
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WildFly Swarm – Deploying Java EE Applications As Standalone Jars
WildFly Swarm provides an easy solution for deploying Java EE applications as a standalone Jar file. This makes it very…
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Enterprise Java
David SalterMarch 25th, 2015
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Creating a MongoDB Capped Collection in Java
In MongoDB, it’s possible to preserve the insertion order of documents into a collection in a circular fashion. These types…
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Enterprise Java
David SalterMarch 24th, 2015
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Enumerating @NamedQuery within @NamedQueries
Introduction If you’re a Java developer using JPA, chances are that you’ve declared one or more @NamedQuery objects on your…
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Deploying WildFly Swarm Applications To Heroku

Deploying WildFly Swarm Applications To Heroku

WildFly Swarm – Deploying Java EE Applications As Standalone Jars

Creating a MongoDB Capped Collection in Java

Enumerating @NamedQuery within @NamedQueries

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