In a previous post I illustrated the use of Hadoop to analyze Apache Tomcat log files (catalina.out). Below I perform the same......
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One of the Java applications I develop deploys in Tomcat and is load-balanced across a couple dozen servers. Each server can produce......
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Most Java programmers are very familiar with the mechanism to extend a class. To do this, you simply create a new class......
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As the scale of web applications increases, performance optimization considerations are more frequently included in initial design. One optimization technique used extensively......
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A few days ago I wrote about how to structure version details in MongoDB. In this and subsequent articles I’m going to......
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Last week I spent way too much time integrating Apache Wicket and Google Guice. Yikes! The most difficult part for me was......
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I’ve been refactoring an application recently to move away from a proprietary and inflexible in memory datastore. The drawbacks of the proprietary......
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In a previous article I demonstrated one way to create a RESTful interface using a plain Java Servlet. In this article I......
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For a recent project I found that a RESTful interface would be appropriate. My first inclination was to use Jersey (or one......
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One disappointment of developing for Wicket and Google App Engine (GAE) is that the automatic monitoring and reloading of modified HTML files......
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