In my previous blog post : integrating flex 3 with spring security I made a good effort to create a nice flex 3 application and integrate authentication and authorization with spring security. A few days a go I received a
Integrate hippo cms into a spring application
This article is about integrating the hippo cms with a spring framework application. To be honest, the amount of integration is very easy if you know how to configure the api that is provided by hippo. So what are we
Spring application context loading tricks
The Spring classpath:-notation As most of you probably know, the Spring Framework can load all sorts of resources into its application context from all sorts of sources. Especially it can do this from the classpath and the people over at
Integrating flex 3 with spring security (formerly known as Acegi)
This blog item show a way of doing security, after some additional experience I consider this method as being non optimal. The server side does not change a lot (spring security configuration), but the client does. I explain my current
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,
Creating a Flex 3 DataGrid component with backend filtering
Previously I have written an article about integrating flex with spring. In this article I explained the steps to take when creating a flex 3 application that calls the back end implemented using spring. To enable flex to do this,
Integrating Flex3 and Springframework using BlazeDS and intelliJ
Those who read articles here regularly know by know I use the springframework a lot. It is a very nice framework for creating server side code. Also the spring-mvc project is something I have used a lot. Still it does
Using annottions in springframework
For the sample I am creating (see http://code.google.com/p/gridshore – Training Overview), I am using a combination of jquery and spring-mvc. I like the @controller stuff and the other annotations, therefore I want to explain some of the features I have