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Making Spring and Quartz Work Together Smoothly

Bozho July 31, 2011

Spring has quartz support. But as you can see it requires a lot of old-style xml mappings for each of the jobs you want to run. And it looks moreContinue reading

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On DTOs

Bozho July 12, 2011

DTOs, or data-transfer objects, are commonly used. What is not со commonly-known is that they originate from DDD (Domain-driven design). There it makes a lot of sense – domain objectsContinue reading

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The Most Common Mistake When Using Dependency Injection Frameworks

Bozho July 5, 2011

I’ve been answering spring and CDI questions on stackoverflow quite a lot, and what I notice as a recurring mistake (or misconception) is that people aren’t aware that they shouldContinue reading

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Spring and PersistenceContextType.EXTENDED

Bozho June 30, 2011

Recently I was introduced to a project that’s already 4 months in development. After a day of coding I realized there’s something wrong with the session and transaction management. ThenContinue reading

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Pretty URLs and the Trailing Slash

Bozho June 21, 2011

How should you decide when to use trailing slashes with pretty URLs? In my opinion you should never use them. Why? Because a trailing slash denotes a directory, while theContinue reading

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Why is the Facebook API So Crappy?

Bozho June 6, 2011

(This isn’t going to be a rant. I’ll try to figure out why the problems with the facebook graph API exist) The other day an article got popular on dzone.Continue reading

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An Idea for JPA Regarding Domain-Driven Design

Bozho May 14, 2011

JPA and domain-driven design don’t mix well. In fact, JPA “entities” are representatives of the anemic data model that Fowler warns against. I have already discussed DDD in the lightContinue reading

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Careful with Storing Base64 in MySQL

Bozho April 30, 2011

The usual choice for a collation in MySQL is utf8_general_ci (or whataver_ci). ci means “case insensitive” (there are also the _cs collations). All is fine with that, but if youContinue reading

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Those Evil Frameworks and Their Complexity

Bozho April 29, 2011

Frameworks like Hibernate and Spring are industry-standards. JSF, EJB and the likes are also standards and used in many applications. But there are always people that are against these frameworks.Continue reading

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Some Technical Details About My Startup

Bozho April 12, 2011

Today I launched a “field trial” of my sort-of-a-startup (http://welshare.com). And here I’ll write some technical details. The stack: Java – the language and the platform I’m most familiar with.Continue reading

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