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Month: April 2008

Using ehcache and verifying that it works with JPA and springframework

How many projects have you done that had a possible issue with performance? How many times was the word Cache used in the same context? I have a very simple rule DON’T use it. Of course, like with every rule,

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Jettro Coenradie April 29, 2008July 16, 2008 Architecture, Java, Technology Read more

The Great Dynamic Hope: another hum-drum hype waiting to happen

Over the past few years, dynamic programming languages that are based around an interpreter have gathered quite a lot of attention. They’ve made an impression with language constructs that are more high-level than those of older languages and they’ve served

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Ben April 27, 2008April 27, 2008 Architecture, Technology Read more

NLJug J-Spring 2008

Yesterday was the bi-yearly event organized by the NLJug or the Dutch java user group. I like to attend these events mainly because it feels like a reunion. I see a lot of people from previous employers and people that

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Jettro Coenradie April 17, 2008April 25, 2008 Java, Technology Read more

Letting go: yet another traditional problem in the SOA world

Over the past few days my thoughts have been drawn to what I think is a common problem (in addition to the ones identified by Freddie van Rijswijk in his recent blog) in establishing and participating in a SOA architecture:

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Ben April 15, 2008April 15, 2008 Uncategorized Read more

Linkedin

Hi all,I do not know how many of you are a member of linked in. I have created a linked in group. I do not have the intention to create the largest network around. But I am curious about the

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Jettro Coenradie April 13, 2008 Uncategorized Read more

My credits goes to ….

Why this Blog on four persons? I want to let you know that, as with everyone else, a lot of my thoughts and ideas are coming from discussions with them. And I LOVE DISCUSSIONS that give you a different perspective.

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freddie April 12, 2008 Technology Read more

Will SOA and BPM bring the MOOSE Savings and Business Agility?

How is SOA and BPM going to improving the ability to serve and exceed quality while cut in the 30% cost of IT MOOSE? I´m convinced that SOA and BPM is NOT the answer. The discussion on ROI of SOA

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freddie April 12, 2008April 12, 2008 Architecture, Technology Read more

A unit test by any other name…

Everybody is, at least to some extent, familiar with the following quote: What’s in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet; So Romeo would, were he not Romeo call’d, Retain that

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Ben April 8, 2008 Technology Read more
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