More than a year a go I started writing about flex. My first post was about the integration of BlazeDS with the springframework at the back-end using intellij. I moved on with a Datagrid component that had filtering included in
A perspective on content management
This is a very short post. Actually it is just a reference to a blog post I have written on another blog. Yes, again another blog. This time it is a blog at my employers website. The blog post is
Upgrading the flex based books-overview sample
As a lot of you out there know, I write a lot about flex and java. For my flex posts I use a sample called books-overview. You can find the sourcecode on google code. A lot of different frameworks released
Looking for a wicket training in the Netherlands?
If you do not want commercial messages, or you do not want to learn about Wicket, it is safe to skip this post. Wicket! June 8th and 9th Web 2.0 applications are everywhere, and Apache Wicket technology is increasingly a
Doing flex with JMS: combining BlazeDS, spring-jms and ActiveMQ
The complete story of combining a lot of different technologies and a lot of different blog post and articles found on the web. There are multiple good posts around this topic, but none of them gave the exact solution I
Java on Google app engine with intelliJ
This is a short post about the new java support for google appengine. The Basic steps are described very well at google, check the getting started manual. Here I just describe my experiences with my first java based application for
The power of immutability in a Rich Domain Model
As many other developers, I’ve been used to the fat service layer and the anemic domain model of the transaction script pattern. In that programming model, immutability is pretty much as rare as a Dodo. However, I have been investigating
Using spring integration for rss reading
For a customer I was thinking about a solution to loosely couple some systems to be integrated with a content management system, hippo cms in this case. I remembered I had a demo for a few times by Iwein Fuld