Spring is one of the most popular Java frameworks today. Unlike Java EE, Spring works well with any Java application from a simple applet to a sophisticated enterprise application, and increases development productivity, code maintainability and extensibility, while improving code testability and application quality.
Tags: Java, JavaEE, Frameworks
Hibernate has become one of the most successful open source projects that roam the Java planet. It is used as the persistence layer on many JSE and JEE (and .NET) projects, and has proved itself a successful tool for different requirements. Nevertheless, it can be a bit risky if one does not understand the implications of using it.
The ultimate hibernate course is aimed at diving into the bits and bytes of hibernating, dealing with advanced issues and looking under the hood of this great tool.
Tags: Java, JavaEE, Database
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Ever got tired of shell-based build-scripts (e.g. make)?
Ant is a Java-based build tool. It is platform independent , XML-based, extensible and has support from every IDE.
Ant is de-facto the Java build standard.
This seminar will introduce the basics of Ant and then will cover the most important Ant tasks.
Tags: Java, Build
OSGi is a dynamic module system for Java. The OSGi Service Platform provides a standardized, component-oriented environment for distributed services.
The OSGi technology provides a service-oriented architecture that enables auto-discovery, easy deployment, loose coupling and manageable dependencies.
Organizations using the OSGi technology benefit from reduced development costs (due to out-of-box component services), easier manageability (because of dependencies framework) and more business opportunities (because of the large adoption of OSGi and its dynamic and reusable nature).
The course contains many examples and hands-on exercises, by means of which the material is demonstrated and practiced.
Tags: Java, OSGi
