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We've got many component models from which to choose for our business logic, but the real power comes when we can mix 'n match.
As an exercise I put JBossMC through its paces to showcase how its agnostic framework is ideally suited as a base for building a runtime.
Enjoy; I had fun with
this one.
S,
ALR
Posted on Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:10 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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Since 2002:
- The Red Sox have won the World Series. Twice.
- The Vatican got a new Pope.
- We've had 2 February 29ths
- Paris went through 6 or 7 BFFs
...yet our friends at SpringSource continue to push the notion that Enterprise Java is complex and unpopular.
I disagree.
S,
ALR
Posted on Thu, 4 Dec 2008 07:15 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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Along with JEE Compliance comes a host of architectural restructuring intended to speed EJB3 development. Now that the dust has settled, I've taken a few moments to
outline some of the changes we've made over the past months, and explain why you should care.
Admittedly, this entry is not as humorous as some of my past articles, but there's nothing funny about being awesome.
S,
ALR
Posted on Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:07 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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It's unfortunate that integration testing of an application must take place within a known, reproducible server configuration, because I sure hate writing the scripts that set this up.
But I've gotta for EJB3, and
here's hoping you can reap the rewards.
S,
ALR
Posted on Mon, 3 Mar 2008 00:48 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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JBoss is the MILF of Enterprise Java. We'll keep you intrigued and entertained well into our years, but you'll also be proud to call us the mother of your children.
Here's why.
S,
ALR
Posted on Sun, 24 Feb 2008 21:30 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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Riding on the coattails of Carlo de Wolf's JBoss World Presentation, I'd like to bring to light yet another Enterprise Concern that EJB makes No Concern of Yours.
Get in line.
S,
ALR
Posted on Fri, 22 Feb 2008 00:39 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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As an avid advocate of Community Involvement, I'll be making a concerted effort to reach out with editorials and feedback requests via
Exit Condition. Each entry will be linked from JBoss Blogs to ensure maximum self-promotion.
My writings are not a one-way conversation; differences in opinion are welcome such that I might correct you.
S,
ALR
Posted on Wed, 20 Feb 2008 18:53 by Andrew Rubinger ( day(s) old)
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