Showing posts with label java. Show all posts
Showing posts with label java. Show all posts

Saturday, December 3, 2016

Thursday, November 24, 2016

Martin Pohlmann - Our Journey to Git

Martin Pohlmann details his experience migrating from Subversion to Git, citing his plan and his results. In this post he shares some technical aspects of his journey with focus on the biggest obstacles he had to master: Combining multiple Subversion repositories into one Git repository, shrinking the repository size, dealing with Subversion externals and resulting changes in our development process. More

Saturday, November 5, 2016

DZone - BDD: Cucumber in Action

Cucumber is an open-source tool that is used to support Behavior Driven Development with plain text specifications. Implementations of Cucumber exist for number of platforms, including Java.
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Sunday, January 27, 2013

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Entando in production: how to prepare a server, how to deploy your Entando based application


Today I suggest you to read the new Entando  guide, "Entando in production: how to prepare a server, how to deploy your Entando based application".
You will find all the necessary instructions to configure an Ubuntu server, install Tomcat, Java, Postgresql and of course Entando
Happy reading

Friday, October 21, 2011

Observer pattern

The essence of the Observer Pattern is to "Define a one-to-many dependency between objects so that when one object changes state, all its dependents are notified and updated automatically." GoF. Observer pattern is a subset of publish/subscribe pattern which allows a number of observer objects to see an event.

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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Getting Started with YouTube Java API

Youtbube provides an extended API, JavaCodeGeeks present a hands-on tutorial on how to get started with the YouTube Java API.
Read the tutorial

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

JavaPassion MySql Course started


The MySQL® database is "The world's most popular open-source database" and for good reasons.  It provides fast performance, high reliability and ease of use. MySQL runs on more than 20 platforms including Linux, Windows, Mac OS, Solaris, HP-UX, IBM AIX, giving you the kind of flexibility that puts you in control. 

So if you want to know more about MySQL I suggest you to have a look at the  Sang Shin course, www.javapassion.com/mysql

Monday, March 15, 2010

Apache Pivot

The Apache Pivot platform for building rich Internet applications (RIA) in Java has become a top-level project.

Sunday, March 7, 2010

JasForge : the agility in the software development revealed !

Today I want to present a French product JasForge.
  • What is Jasforge?
Jasforge is a JASMINE CONSEIL initiative and like any forge solution Jasforge is a management system of collaborative development of software.
It allows sharing the source code of the projects, tracking bugs, storing and sharing documents, discussions and communications in a common area.
Moreover, Jasforge is a framework of collaborative development which can be installed and used in various contexts.
 Jasforge originality come from the fact that the project is based on standard Open Source tools which collaborate together to form a unified solution which follow the development practice of a Continuous Integration process.
Jasforge solution will help to organize software project processes, improve schedule management, increase software delivery quality and facilitate collaboration between project teams.
In order to carry out these objectives, Jasforge aims
     -   To integrate several tools of the open source world to carry out all the considered features.
     -   To implement a module that manages user’s profile in all the system.
     -   To Develop a GUI for administration and users that has to be friendly and ergonomic.
To summarize Jasforge must provide a common access point and unify all the tools necessary for the establishment of a platform for collaborative work using the techniques of continues integration.

  • What distinguish Jasforge?
Jasforge uses new concepts which made it very different compared to all existing forges.
First used concept:
Continuous Integration
Jasforge follows the development practice of a Continuous Integration process which will increasev the quality of the delivery by improving the use of software development best practices.
Second used concept: Plug-in based architecture 
The power of Jasforge is that it defines a Jasforge plug-in for each integrated tool. This will give it the capability to integrate easily new tools and versions and give the user the ability to define a customized Jasforge with his preferred set of tools. (The Jasforge architecture will be explained later).
Other Jasforge particularities
Jasforge is software that can be installed in any local or extended network or even in one single machine. Its installation will automatically setup a forge and by this way we avoid configuration time.
Other advantage is that Jasforge offer a friendly environment to interact with tools. That means that we can be a non-expert user and use the Jasforge solution.
Jasforge platform will offer a large range of tools and services needed daily by software development teams to supply high quality software.
The figure bellow illustrates features integrated in each module.


The particularity of Jasforge is it uses a continuous integration process. This assures the best practices of development and quality guaranty.
Hudson communicates with SVN to check a change in the project, if there any change, it launches a build, and we can also force a build manually.

Note That: the build can be an ANT build or a maven build. For Jasforge we use Maven build.
Hudson is a war file so it needs to deploy it in a server and to make a module to synchronize between Hudson and Jasforge.



Hudson contain different controller for each functionality like build or authenticate and we can call these controller from a URL. So we implement a process based on a HTTP communication and can call a function from Hudson and pass the different parameter in the URL.
For the authentication, Hudson use HTTP BASIC authentication to specify the user name and the password and can use the LDAP authentication because both Hudson and security Realms use the servlet J_Security_Check where we define the J_username and J_password.


If you need further information, contact:

  • Karim DJAAFAR  (kdjaafar[ at ] jasmineconseil.com) the chief leader of this open source projet, which can be pleased to respond to your questions ! 
  • me (Rinaldo Bonazzo rbonazzo[ at ]gmail.com).

Thursday, February 25, 2010

A PHP/Java Bridge

For those who want to integrate applications written in php with java I report a series of two articles. By working on the jAPS project I have to investigate about integrating a platform for e-learning written in PHP and the jAPS Intranet platform. Definitely a good basis to resume analysis

Saturday, February 20, 2010

News from jAPS2.0

Hi friends, news from jAPS2.0 world:
Andrea create a new screencast Istantiate a new portal in 7 steps.
Thank you Andrea
Nice w.e. to all.
Rinaldo