EJBs & Application Servers Are Dead Technologies?
The Spring framework emerged as a lightweight alternative to EJBs and heavy application servers and has been consistently growing in
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Spring Demand Soars, Surpasses EJBs as a Job Requirement
SpringSource, the company behind Spring, today announced that job requirements for Spring continue to soar, with Spring overtaking Enterprise JavaBeans
Read moreIs EJB Relevant Anymore?
Since its inception, the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) technology has been a bit of an enigma. While almost all other Java/J2EE
Read moreAutomated Detection Of Memory Leaks & Performance Issues Is The Way Forward
Experts Debate SOA, RIA, Agile, Quality, Open Source, Work Cultures & IT Education… Project managers & architects from Cognizant, Infosys,
Read moreJava IDEs – NetBeans vs Eclipse vs JDeveloper
I have been a NetBeans and JDeveloper user for many years. I have used Eclipse on and off but can’t
Read moreGrails is a breath of fresh air for Java developers
Grails creator Graeme Rocher tells us what’s special about the web framework and how it offers developers the best of
Read moreStruts Action Framework 2.0 should be released by August 2006
If there’s one thing the Java community has an addiction for, it’s frameworks. There are 100s of Java frameworks and
Read moreNetBeans was the early bird but has Eclipse caught the worm?
Rich Unger is currently on the NetBeans Governance Board and has been a contributor to NetBeans for several years. He
Read moreOracle Application Server is the fastest
In this interview, Debu Panda, the principal product manager for Oracle’s J2EE server talks about the various Oracle products for
Read moreUnderstanding Web Services and SOA
Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures are two of the coolest words in technology today. However not many of us
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