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Terracotta Swells Ehcache to a Terabyte

Java Developer's Journal - Fri, 07/30/2010 - 17:04
Terracotta is out to cure skimpy cache by making Ehcache really, really big, 1TB in fact, a size only a few people can use right now, but just you wait, it says, the day is upon us when practically everybody with a database will want it to be in-memory. The biggest caches these days are still 100GB-200GB and they’re a lot of work to build. Maybe there are two or three that hit 200 GB. The average, on the other hand, is more like sub-20 gigs. Terracotta swears it’s made it easy to store over a terabyte of data and hundreds of millions of entries in a single cache, so data retrieval is a whole lot faster and clouds and virtualization aren’t bottlenecked.

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File Locking and File Sharing in the Cloud

TheServerSide.com: News - Fri, 07/30/2010 - 16:39
Block storage is a key foundation to most file systems. File sharing and file locking are important processes for sharing cloud data resources, and for eliminating race conditions. Efficient implementation can make a significant mark on your system's and applications' performance levels. In this article, we use an open source example -- cloud platform Eucalyptus and its storage component Walrus -- to demonstrate how to modify block storage to improve the file-sharing and -locking mechanisms. Learn how to install Eucalyptus so you can deliver a top-notch Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform.

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Open source - Filesharing - Cloud computing - File system - Infrastructure as a service
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Packt giving away free e-Books

TheServerSide.com: News - Fri, 07/30/2010 - 02:01
Packt Publishing, in celebration of 5 years of continuous business, is giving away some eBooks to all recipients.

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E-book - Publishing - Packt - Business - Publishing and Printing
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Defne, Service Oriented Web Application Framework 1.0.1 Has Released

TheServerSide.com: News - Thu, 07/29/2010 - 14:32
Defne is a service oriented web application framework. The main motivation behind Defne is ease of use. Defne allows developers to concentrate on their business logic while it provides all other application requirements such as transaction and security. With Defne, you are able to implement powerful enterprise web application's business services easily.

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Business - Service-oriented architecture - Programming - Web application framework - Business logic
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Sending e-mails in Java with Spring – GMail SMTP server example

TheServerSide.com: News - Thu, 07/29/2010 - 12:57
Learn how to use Spring in order to quickly send e-mails. An example of JavaMail configuration for use with GMail's SMTP server is also provided.

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GMail - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - JavaMail - Java - Email
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How to measure Application Performance

TheServerSide.com: News - Thu, 07/29/2010 - 12:21
Measurement is the most central concept in any performance-related activity. If you are not measuring you are blind. As important as measuring per se is collecting the right measurements. Which metrics are the right ones depends on what you want to do. However there are some general principles which – when followed – can make your life much easier. Read how to work with response times and make performance analysis easier.

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Measurement - Performance measurement - Business - Data Warehousing - Databases
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Adobe Buys Day Software to Bolster ECM Portfolio

DevX: Latest Java Articles - Wed, 07/28/2010 - 23:18
Adobe Systems shelled out $240 million to acquire Day Software Holding, a Swiss developer of enterprise content management software.


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New JOSSO 1.8.2 powers open source platforms with SAML2-based Federated SSO

TheServerSide.com: News - Wed, 07/28/2010 - 21:00
JOSSO 1.8.2 mainly introduces transparent inbound and outbound SAML2 interoperability for seamless standard-based Federated SSO experience, includes out-of-the-box support for mainstream Portals and CMS systems, can build on multiple disparate authoritative sources of user information for carrying out authentication and plays nice with any JASPI-compatible (JSR196) application servers such as JBoss 5 and GlassFish.

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Open source - GlassFish - Single sign-on - JBoss SSO - Content management system
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Adobe Boosts its Enterprise Lineup with Acquisition of Day Software

TheServerSide.com: News - Wed, 07/28/2010 - 15:10
Day Software is the ECM pioneer that leading global enterprises rely on for their Web 2.0 content application and content infrastructure needs. Day's Content Repository Extreme (CRX) is the industry's leading Java Content Repository (JCR) that provides unique virtualization services to consolidate legacy repositories and unique cloud computing services to lower IT operational costs.

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Day Software - Web 2.0 - Content repository API for Java - Cloud computing - Enterprise content management
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Oracle ships ESB

TheServerSide.com: News - Wed, 07/28/2010 - 15:08
Oracle has extended its SOA Suite with the Oracle Service Bus 11g. Some of the specific enhancements include service results caching, automated lifecycle service governance, and cloud integration. Read More: Oracle ships ESB http://searchsoa.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid26_gci1516939,00.html?track=NL-110&ad=777112&asrc=EM_NLN_12111034&uid=9814376

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Oracle Corporation - Oracle - Databases - Service-oriented architecture - Enterprise service bus
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NaviSite Uses Oracle's Sun Servers for Managed Services Offering

Java Developer's Journal - Wed, 07/28/2010 - 11:00
NaviSite, Inc., a provider of complex hosting, application management and managed cloud services for the enterprise market, is using a combination of Oracle's Sun servers and Oracle software to run its mission-critical systems. With more than 1,500 customers in 10 datacenters across the US and UK, NaviSite needed to expand its virtualization platform to meet the growing infrastructure demands of its customers, while delivering industry-leading performance and availability.

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Improve file sharing and file locking in a cloud

Block storage is a key foundation to most file systems. File sharing and file locking are important processes for sharing cloud data resources, and for eliminating race conditions. Efficient implementation can make a significant mark on your system's and applications' performance levels. In this article, we use an open source example -- cloud platform Eucalyptus and its storage component Walrus -- to demonstrate how to modify block storage to improve the file-sharing and -locking mechanisms. Learn how to install Eucalyptus so you can deliver a top-notch Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform.
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InfoWorld review: Free Java application performance monitors

JavaWorld - News & Views - Wed, 07/28/2010 - 01:00
The code is polished, the site map is frozen, and the UI is dripping with gorgeous colors. Everything is perfect -- aside from worrisome reports that some beta testers are finding that buttons are slow or even completely unresponsive. The AJAX calls that seemed so snappy in the lab were working well -- except for those inexplicable moments when they aren't. And those moments can't be duplicated.
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VisualVM v1.3 Released

About.com Focus on Java - Tue, 07/27/2010 - 20:55

A new version of VisualVM, the tool that makes visualizing the performance of Java SE applications easier, has just been released. Looking at the release notes VisualVM 1.3 has several new features and enhancements:

  • Sampler added to core tool
  • Sampler and Profiler presets
  • Remote Heap Dumps
  • Monitoring of remote hosts
  • Custom sorting of hosts, applications, coredumps and snapshots
  • New Tracer framework for probes
  • New Threads Inspector plugin

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Build a Real-Time web tool with jQuery, XMPP and PHP

TheServerSide.com: News - Tue, 07/27/2010 - 15:41
Create a jQuery, PHP XMPP and get Real-Time web updates from your favorite websites

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PHP - Programming - JQuery - Languages - FAQs Help and Tutorials
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Do we really need Servlet Containers always?

TheServerSide.com: News - Tue, 07/27/2010 - 15:41
This article aims to explore whether servlet containers and the java servlet api is always the right answer for development of all HTTP servers. It tries to explore if there are scenarios where there may be alternatives to make simple, yet robust and extremely scalable HTTP engines by going under the hood.

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Java Servlet - Java - Programming - Languages - Hypertext Transfer Protocol
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Java 6 Update 21 Build 07 Released

About.com Focus on Java - Tue, 07/27/2010 - 09:00

Following on from the problems that Eclipse users were experiencing with Java 6 Update 21, Oracle has rebuilt the release. If you look at the release notes it's now up to build 7. This build regresses the rebranding of the files' Company Name from "Oracle" back to "Sun Microsystems, Inc.".

This should mean that any Eclipse users who haven't upgraded to Java 6 Update 21 won't notice any problems when they do and for those who started using build 6 you can just download and reinstall with the latest Java update. It also gives Eclipse (and any other similarly affected applications) a chance to update their code in time for the release of JDK 7 when the rebranding changes will go ahead.

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5 things you didn't know about ... the Java Scripting API

The Java language is more than you need for some projects, but scripting languages are famously lacking on the performance front. Find out how the Java Scripting API (javax.script) delivers the best of both worlds, by allowing you to invoke scripts from your Java programs, and vice versa.
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New Exadel Flamingo 2.2.0 Is Now on exadel.org

Java Developer's Journal - Mon, 07/26/2010 - 23:00
After months of promising we have finally moved Exadel Flamingo to exadel.org and released version 2.2.0. exadel.org is our community site for hosting open source projects. Flamingo is a light weight framework for connecting rich web and mobile user interfaces to enterprise back end. Flamingo connects Seam, Spring, and Java EE 6 (soon via CDI/JSR299) with the following user interfaces.

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Exadel JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse v. 1.3.4 with Organize Imports

Java Developer's Journal - Mon, 07/26/2010 - 19:10
Exadel has released Exadel JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse version 1.3.4. The biggest feature in this release is Organize Imports (just like in Java editor). The class for Text node is missing, pressing Ctrl+Shift+O, will display the dialog where the correct class can be selected. You can also invoke Organize Imports from the editor context menu (right-click anywhere in the editor and select Organize Imports). You can also invoke Organize Imports from the editor context menu (right-click [...]

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