If I unite many web apps into one, will I save resources?
I’m comparing 2 different approaches of J2EE application architecture:
If I unite many web apps into one, will I save resources?
I’m comparing 2 different approaches of J2EE application architecture:
If I unite many web apps into one, will I save resources?
I’m comparing 2 different approaches of J2EE application architecture:
Desktop to Web – How to deal with user-interactive workflows
I start a new project this summer, consisting in developing a web version of a proprietary desktop ERP.
Desktop to Web – How to deal with user-interactive workflows
I start a new project this summer, consisting in developing a web version of a proprietary desktop ERP.
Desktop to Web – How to deal with user-interactive workflows
I start a new project this summer, consisting in developing a web version of a proprietary desktop ERP.
Spring web application deployment infrastructure
I’m interested in hearing out what’s out there in terms of tips and tricks on deploying and maintaining a Java web application whilst keeping agile. I’m running solo on a startup project I’d like to maintain.
Spring web application deployment infrastructure
I’m interested in hearing out what’s out there in terms of tips and tricks on deploying and maintaining a Java web application whilst keeping agile. I’m running solo on a startup project I’d like to maintain.
Spring web application deployment infrastructure
I’m interested in hearing out what’s out there in terms of tips and tricks on deploying and maintaining a Java web application whilst keeping agile. I’m running solo on a startup project I’d like to maintain.
Debugging xml and annotations
By now, most web containers have an annotation variant of their xml configurations for Java EE. I’m guessing this is because it’s better to keep things in Java where they can be managed, coded with and controlled. The problem, however, still remains that with annotations you cannot efficiently debug and diagnose an issue because when an exception is thrown it doesn’t give you the full stack but instead, just the head.