handling external events in a cluster environment
I have an app written with JSF and Spring using JPA+Hibernate which is running on a Glassfish4 server.
Right now I have an Observer pattern which is listening for some Postgresql events. Let`s say that on very insert in some table my listener is triggered.
handling external events in a cluster environment
I have an app written with JSF and Spring using JPA+Hibernate which is running on a Glassfish4 server.
Right now I have an Observer pattern which is listening for some Postgresql events. Let`s say that on very insert in some table my listener is triggered.
How can I find what Resources a Java EE container provides?
How can I find what “Resources” a Java EE container provides? Can I discover this programmatically, or is there documentation I should refer to? (Note that the Java EE tutorial is vague on this subject.)
How can I find what Resources a Java EE container provides?
How can I find what “Resources” a Java EE container provides? Can I discover this programmatically, or is there documentation I should refer to? (Note that the Java EE tutorial is vague on this subject.)
How can I find what Resources a Java EE container provides?
How can I find what “Resources” a Java EE container provides? Can I discover this programmatically, or is there documentation I should refer to? (Note that the Java EE tutorial is vague on this subject.)
How can I find what Resources a Java EE container provides?
How can I find what “Resources” a Java EE container provides? Can I discover this programmatically, or is there documentation I should refer to? (Note that the Java EE tutorial is vague on this subject.)
How can I find what Resources a Java EE container provides?
How can I find what “Resources” a Java EE container provides? Can I discover this programmatically, or is there documentation I should refer to? (Note that the Java EE tutorial is vague on this subject.)
How can I find what Resources a Java EE container provides?
How can I find what “Resources” a Java EE container provides? Can I discover this programmatically, or is there documentation I should refer to? (Note that the Java EE tutorial is vague on this subject.)
Why is a architecture with anemic models the JavaEE standard?
I took a JavaEE course today and I was presented to the “default” JavaEE architecture, which consists mainly of Entities, Services and DTOs.
The guy presenting the course explained that it was indeed a case of anemic models, but however this was the “in facto standard JavaEE architecture”.
Why is a architecture with anemic models the JavaEE standard?
I took a JavaEE course today and I was presented to the “default” JavaEE architecture, which consists mainly of Entities, Services and DTOs.
The guy presenting the course explained that it was indeed a case of anemic models, but however this was the “in facto standard JavaEE architecture”.