Java
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JavaFX 2.0 Layout Panes – GridPane
The GridPane is without a doubt the most powerfull and flexible layout pane in JavaFX 2.0. It lays out its…
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Email filtering using Aspect and Spring Profile
During web application development, often the need for sending emails arise. However, sometimes the database is populated by data from…
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IO vs. NIO – Interruptions, Timeouts and Buffers
Let’s imagine a system that sometimes needs to copy a file to a few locations, but in a way where…
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EasyCriteria – An easy way to use the JPA Criteria
Today we will see about this tool that make easier to use the JPA Criteria. The application that uses this…
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Integrating Spring, Velocity and Tiles
I like Tiles and I heard a lot about Velocity. They seem to serve different purpose and reportedly are easily…
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Java EE 6 VS Spring 3 : Java EE has killed Spring? No way!
Introduction Few days ago, I was listening to the epsiode 85 of the Java Spotlight Podcast. In this epsiode, Bert…
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Solve design problems using Factory Pattern
Factory design pattern is one of the most commonly used patterns in object oriented environment. It is again from the…
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Google API: How to access Analytics data?
Before we dig into Google Analytics API it is always useful to understand few of the Google Analytics jargon and…
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RichText editor component for SWT based applications
This article will go through the task of implementing our own RichText editor component with SWT. I faced the need…
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