Developing SOAP Web service using Apache CXF
In last post I walked through the steps for developing a simple RESTFull service using apache CXF. In this post I will be talking about developing SOAP web service using CXF. Before moving forward let us understand few of the … Continue reading
Developing RESTful Services using Apache CXF
Introduction As you already know there are two ways of developing a web service Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Representational State Transfer (REST) Before jumping on how to create a REST based web service using Apache CXF we shall see … Continue reading
Posted in Apache CXF, REST, web service
Tagged apache CXF, Apache HttpClient, RestFull, web service
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UML – Package Diagram
So the story continues, Ever Whining Rational Rose Corporation were not happy with just drawing classes. They wanted to wrap them in packages. So Three Amigos concocted what we now call Package Diagram. So what is a package diagram? A … Continue reading
UML – Class Diagrams
Long time ago far far away in galaxy there was a fussy company called Rational Software Corporation. They always used to cry about existing object oriented modelling systems. With all fussing and crying and some more fussing and crying they … Continue reading
Multitenant Database using Hibernate Shards
In my previous post “How I Introduced Multitenant Architecture In my Web Application” I discussed database isolation as one of main requirements in a Multitenant SaaS application. So what are the reasons for data isolation? They are obvious and to … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, HIbernate, Hibernate Shards, Multitenancy, SaaS
Tagged cloud computing, database, Hibernate, Hibernate Shards, multitenancy, saas
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Creating a new struts2 project in Eclipse with Struts2-archetype-starter using m2eclipse
Last year I created my own struts2 project with help of m2eclipse. It was very simple. I just had to create a maven project and select “Struts 2 Starter” archetype from the catalog. It created a simple struts2 project for … Continue reading
How I Introduced Multitenant Architecture In my Web Application
I am all in one kind of guy, I have always wanted to create a software which had little (or more ) bit of many things. So I started building a webtop solution of my own. As you can quickly … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, Multitenancy
Tagged cloud computing, java, multitenancy, saas
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Welcome to weblog4j
Hi, Welcome to weblog4j. We have hosted this blog to pour our Java thoughts and ideas into text. We will try to make the posts simple, informative and to the point. Feel free to read, comment, criticize , and show some love (if it … Continue reading
