Back in June, I tried the first release of Eclipse (4.2.x) aka Juno, on my MacOSX laptop. The underlying VM on my system was JDK6 at that point. Unfortunately, the results were terrible, I was not able to complete a single line of code with no lagging and freezing in the code editor. I created a question/topic on …

My case: I have been using a recent version of liquibase (2.0.5). For various reasons and mostly simplicity, in terms of moving straight away from the model of keeping my own SQL statements and applying them manually,to the context of Liquibase and it's automation, I have been using the formated sql changeset/log …

I am not a huge fan of DB specific and DB oriented development. For years now I have been participating in projects using different systems like MySQL, Ingress, SQLServer and of course Oracle. The last one one (Oracle) seems to be dominating in these recent years in most of the projects I _ve seen. When it comes to …

Thanks for the sabotage .to our life. it's a pitty I never made it for a live .so pitty!

This is one of these posts, for me as I call them. A log of helpfull tips during work that might prove handy in the future. So, I am doing lots of Oracle Weblogic configuration on these recent weeks, I needed to make my server instances auto-start and stop along with the operating system, RedHat Enteprise Linux that …

I am doing a lot of setting up and configuration for Weblogic this week (devops I guess). I have been working with Weblogic for the past 4 years and I have to admit - like Eclipse - I have started getting used of it. I was a Netbeans / JBoss developer, and I've turned to Eclipse/ Weblogic guy. I am writing this post as …

I came across today a case where I needed to complete a unit-integration test of some quite complex enterprise Java code. Actually it was JSF backing bean with a specific inheritance chain, wired all together with some EJB's. Mockito is my library of preference for all these kinds of tests (really lovely library and …

Continuous Integration became a point of interest in the enterprise software development world, in the recent 5 to 6 years. In the Java EE case, we are happy enough to see tools and practises evolving rapidly, becoming tools of reference for other technologies and contributing the most to modern software development …

One of the things I miss from google reader is the Shared items from other users. What a wonderful feature to be blown away by the bloated Google+ eco system. I used to discover many new blogs or articles through the shared items of my contacts, and now they are gone. I don't know how this Google+ thing is going to …

Just a couple of hours before I head up to the airport, I will write my last post related to LeWeb. This time I will focus on the conference it'self. Having attended a few developer conferences (not much but enough to give you some sort of experience) I have developed my own custom framework of rating a conference. I …