ralf on February 4th, 2009

Most enterprises use LDAP as interface to their company structure database. In the Microsoft world is Active Directory the implementation for LDAP. Under Linux is OpenLDAP the common choice for admins. Such LDAP directories are tree based. OpenLDAP is the reference implementation for LDAP v3. The JNDI API inside the Java SDK is usable as [...]

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DBUnit is very nice for testing database content changes made by an application. You define in XML the data including the structure of your tables (dataset.xml). Simple_Data is the name of the table and each column is a attribute in the xml doc with the content value e.g. id with value 1. The Getting Started [...]

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ralf on November 21st, 2008

´The Oracle OC4J is based on the Orion Application Server source and still has some problems from the origin. I tested to deploy a little Apache CXF Annotation based Webservice into OC4J 10.1.3.4.0 with Eclipse WTP. Add in the Servers view a new local server from type “Oracle OC4J Standalone Server 10.1.3.n” and add the [...]

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ralf on September 5th, 2008

GWT 1.5 (official version is 1.5.2) is now finally released and not longer a release candidate. GWT is very nice as AJAX toolkit for a java programmer. You code your application in pure Java and all the JavaScript stuff is done behind the scenes. Important is to understand the build process. The Java Source Code [...]

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ralf on May 16th, 2008

For testing database based applications with more or less fixed schema dbunit is nice for creating test data. There are several ways of defining the data in xml and loading it into the db. With the FlatXmlDataSet it looks like The first row defines the schema for dbunit with this format. When you have self [...]

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