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Hibernate and sets – use at your peril

For the past 3 weeks I’ve spent hours tuning the performance in one of the applications we use. Unfortunately rather than spend some time and come up with a proper reporting solution I was taske… more →

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Hibernate and sets - use at your peril — 2 comments

Chris Clark wrote 1 year ago: For the past 3 weeks I’ve spent hours tuning the performance in one of the applications we use … more →

Securing your JBoss JMX Invoker Layer — 5 comments

Jon Court wrote 3 years ago: If you use JBoss and have a nicely secured JMX Console and/or Web Console it’s a fairly safe b … more →

Tags: AuthenticationInterceptor, AuthorizationInterceptor, Invoker Layer, JAAS, Java, JBoss, JBoss 4.2.1.GA, JMX, JMX Security

EJB 3.0 Interceptors

Chris Clark wrote 3 years ago: I wanted to carry out some processing when an entity was committed to the db, I could of used the li … more →

Tags: Java, JPA, EJB3 Interceptor, entitylisteners

Joda with JPA — 2 comments

Chris Clark wrote 3 years ago: I have to work with a few legacy databases that are used by several different apps (apparently the d … more →

Tags: Java, JPA, Joda, hibernate

Please ! Stop using floating point numbers for financial data — 2 comments

Chris Burnley wrote 3 years ago: Again and again I see developers using doubles for storing financial data (e.g. monetary figures, in … more →

Tags: GRRRR!

Using Hibernate Search in SEAM 2.0 Application

Chris Clark wrote 3 years ago: I implemented hibernate search recently in a SEAM project I was working on. I wanted to use the exce … more →

Tags: Hibernate Search, Java, JBoss, seam

Calling Stored Procedures in JPA — 4 comments

Chris Clark wrote 3 years ago: Recently I had to call a stored procedure using JPA and to my surprise I soon found out that it … more →

Non-anaemic models and service oriented architectures — 1 comment

Chris Burnley wrote 4 years ago: The term “anaemic domain model” is used to describe an entity layer that contains very little busine … more →

Re: A general approach to exceptions in Java

Chris Burnley wrote 4 years ago: My previous post about exceptions in Java begs the question: Where do so called “business exce … more →

Persistent Strategies

Chris Burnley wrote 4 years ago: I’ve just finished working on a cash management system. The core of what the system does is li … more →

A general approach to exceptions in Java — 1 comment

Chris Burnley wrote 4 years ago: Checked vs. Unchecked Exceptions in Java. The topic is pretty much as controversial as it comes. The … more →

Tags: Java


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