Posted in J2EE, Spring on April 1, 2008 | No Comments »
Spring is a Light-Weight Framework that adopts this principle extensively for Building Java or J2ee Applications. In most of the times an Application never wants to gain access to all the services provided by the heavy-weight J2ee Container, but still will use it. In such a case, an Application can depend on the light-weight services [...]
Posted in Hibernate, J2EE, Spring on April 1, 2008 | No Comments »
Hibernate is a powerful technology for persisting data in any kind of Application. Spring, on the other hand is a dependency injection framework that supports IOC. The beauty of Spring is that it can integrates well with most of the prevailing popular technologies. In this article, we will discuss on how it is possible to [...]
Posted in J2EE, Spring on February 28, 2008 | No Comments »
Spring is an Inversion of Control container through its bean factory concept.IoC helps in loose coupling of the code .Spring is most closely identified with a flavor of Inversion of Control known as Dependency Injection(DI).
Posted in J2EE on February 25, 2008 | No Comments »
No matter which application server software you use, its performance is a critical measurement of cost-effectiveness and the end-user experience of your application. Despite the number of popular benchmarks available, no single benchmark can be used to predict the application server’s performance, which depends on a variety of factors:
Posted in J2EE, Struts on February 22, 2008 | No Comments »
Check here and read about Struts FAQ .
Posted in J2EE, Servlet on February 21, 2008 | No Comments »
Overview of Servlets
Servlets represent an extension to the HTTP server. It takes http request as an input and sends the http response to the client as an output. Servlet API provides two packages they are javax.servlet and javax.http.servelt. These packages contain interfaces and classes to deal with generic and http functionality that means you can [...]
