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Friday Jun 26, 2009
A Sampling of EJB 3.1
This Tech Tip introduces a few of the exciting new features in Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) technology 3.1.
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Friday Jun 12, 2009
A Common Ant Build File for Metro-Based Services and Clients
This Tech Tip describes the contents and operation of a common ant build file that simplifies the task of building and testing Metro-based services.
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Monday Apr 13, 2009
Jersey and Spring
This tip shows you how to use Jersey's integrated support for Spring, a framework for building and running enterprise Java applications. You'll learn how to configure Spring with Jersey and use Jersey's Spring-related features.[
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Monday Mar 30, 2009
Tech Tips Quiz
Here's a short quiz that tests your knowledge of some topics covered in recent Tech Tips. [
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Friday Mar 13, 2009
Converged Enterprise Applications
In this tip, you'll learn about converged enterprise applications and how the SIP Servlet API v1.1 specification simplifies the development of converged enterprise applications. You'll also find a sample converged enterprise application that demonstrates the concepts and techniques covered in this tip.[
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Thursday Feb 26, 2009
Consuming RESTful Web Services With the Jersey Client API
This tip shows you how to use the Jersey 1.0.2 Client API to consume HTTP-based RESTful Web Services. The Jersey 1.0.2 client API is an easy-to-use, high level, Java technology API that can help you write clients for any HTTP-based RESTful web service. [
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Monday Jan 26, 2009
Enterprise Tech Tips Crossword
Over the years, the Enterprise Java Technologies Tech Tips have covered a wide variety of enterprise Java technology topics. Here's a crossword puzzle that tests your knowledge of some topics covered in recent Tech Tips.
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Tuesday Dec 02, 2008
Customizing JAXB
In this tip, you'll learn several ways of customizing or extending the default behavior of JAXB.[
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Friday Nov 14, 2008
Tech Tips Quiz
Here's a short quiz that tests your knowledge of some topics covered in recent Tech Tips. [
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Monday Oct 27, 2008
Configuring JSON for RESTful Web Services in Jersey 1.0
This tip shows you how to build a Jersey-based web application that returns information in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format. Jersey is an open-source, production-ready reference implementation of JAX-RS, the Java API for RESTful Web Services (JSR-311).
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Tuesday Oct 14, 2008
Using WS-Trust Support in Metro to Secure Web Services
This tip focuses on the support in Metro for WS-Trust. You will learn the basics of WS-Trust and its Security Token Service (STS) framework. You'll also learn about the support in Metro for WS-Trust and STS. And you'll see how easy it is to take advantage of this support to secure a web service using Metro and the NetBeans IDE.[
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Monday Sep 29, 2008
Securing Attachments With Metro 1.3
In this tip, you will learn how to secure a SOAP Messages with Attachments (SwA) attachment using the Metro 1.3 web services stack.[
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Monday Sep 15, 2008
Enterprise Tech Tips Survey
We'd like your feedback on the Enterprise Tech Tips -- what you like, what you don't like, what you'd like to see in future
tips. Please go to the survey and give us
your feedback. Your responses will help us make the Tech Tips better serve your needs. The survey period is September 15
through September 30.
True Abstraction: Composite UI Components in JSF 2.0 -- Part 2
Part 1 of this tip showed you how to create a composite UI component and use it in a web application. In Part 2,
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Friday Aug 29, 2008
True Abstraction: Composite UI Components in JSF 2.0 -- Part 1
This Tech Tip introduces a powerful new feature in JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0 technology: composite user interface (UI) components. This feature allows you to turn any collection of page markup into a JSF UI component -- with attached validators, converters, action listeners, and value change listeners -- for use by page authors.[
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