Another interesting article about checked-exceptions. I know this is not new, but every time a new project starts, I’m having the same discussion about checked-exceptions.
Once upon a time Java created an experiment called checked-exceptions, you know you have to declare exceptions or catch them. Since that time no other language (I know of) has decided to copy this idea, but somehow the Java developers are in love with checked exceptions…
In this technical talk, Arjen Poutsma explains RESTFul concepts and discusses Spring 3.0 support for REST in Spring MVC. For these new RESTful features in Spring, he provides details about RESTful URI’s, URI templates, Content negotiation, HTTP method conversion, and ETag support.
http://europe.springone.com/europe-2009/speaker/Arjen+Poutsma
There are two main ways to get Galileo. The first — and recommended — way is to just grab a package relevant to you. The other way to get Galileo is to use an update site.
Download the package here
Download the Eclipse V3.5 SDK here and use the update site.
The first GA release of Spring BlazeDS Integration, the open source solution for building Spring-powered RIAs with Adobe Flex, is now available.
To find more information, click here
Health Center is a low-processor and memory usage diagnostic tool for monitoring the status of a running IBM Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It provides live information and recommendations in each of the following areas:
Release candidate packages for the new version of our favorite IDE are available for download
Download here
This article describes how to design service-oriented architecture (SOA) based solutions using WebSphere® Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus. Part 1 of this article series explores how design techniques change as an SOA matures.
Restful applications and web services are becoming more and more important. Therefor I found this interesting article.
Recently James Taylor wrote some articles about his thoughs on IBM and ILog.
Read his thoughs in the following articles …