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Creating Services in Android

February 25, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Introduction Services in Android are components which run in the background. They do not have any user interface. One application can start a service and the service can run in the background even if this application is switched with a new application by the user. There are two types of services namely Unbound Service and …

Category: Google AndroidTag: Google Android

SAP PP Interview Questions [Press Release – Dreamtech Press]

February 24, 2011 //  by JavaBeat

SAP PP Interview Questions (Hands on tips for cracking the interview) Description Technical interviews are largely focused on assessing your knowledge and skills on a specific technology or subject matter. Preparing for a technical job interview could be an uphill task, where you would need to scan voluminous books and material from numerous sources spread …

Category: Book ReviewTag: SAP

Top 10 JavaScript Tips for your site

February 24, 2011 //  by JavaBeat

Introduction A good looking site is always more preferable than a bland looking site with a boring layout. To jazz up any site, a developer uses JavaScript. It is a popular programming language that used in creating a website with interactive content & elements. The script is browser based and runs independently from page to …

Category: JavaScript

Create applications using ObjectDb and JPA in NetBeans

February 19, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Introduction I have been developing Java applications for a long time and the major difficulty was the coding part related to database manipulations. Recently I shifted to use Object-Relational Mapping through JPA. I have used TopLink, EclipseLink, and Hibernate. Although I could achieve the functionally I want with ease, the output was slower when compared …

Category: HibernateTag: JPA, NetBeans

Integrating Struts 2.0 applications with Hibernate

February 19, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Struts 2.0 is one of the popularly used Presentation tier framework for Java web Applications.It is based on the WebWork2 technology.Struts 2.0 framework implements MVC 2 architecture by centralizing the control using a Front Controller strategy. The extensible and flexible nature of Struts 2.0 makes it the favourite choice of Java web developers. The major …

Category: StrutsTag: Hibernate, Struts 2.0, Struts Integration

Introduction to Groovy Server Pages (GSP)

February 18, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Introduction This article is about Groovy Server Pages basic concepts. Groovy Server Pages (GSP) is a view technology which can be used for designing web application using Grails Framework. Developing GSP are very much similar to that of designing web pages with Active Server Pages (ASP) and Java Server Pages (JSP) but coding is very …

Category: GroovyTag: Groovy Server Pages, GSP

Introduction to Spring Converters and Formatters

February 18, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Introduction In this article, we will provide introductory details on Spring Converters and Formatters. Converter components are used for converting one type to another type and also to provide a cleaner separation by forcing to place all such conversion related code in one single place. Spring already supports built-in converters for the commonly used types …

Category: Spring FrameworkTag: Spring Converters, Spring MVC

Extending View Resolver and Chaining View Resolvers in Spring MVC

February 15, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

In Spring MVC view resolvers help the Dispatcher Servlet in identifying the views which has to be rendered in response for a request. There are lot view resolvers available in Spring framework. For example: InternalResourceViewResolver, ResourceBundleViewResolver, XmlViewResolver etc. If needed, the programmers can have custom view resolvers by extending existing view resolver implementation or implementing …

Category: Spring FrameworkTag: Spring Framework, Spring MVC

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