Why reinvent the wheel when people are giving wheels away for free?
There are so many good free open source Java libraries, which can reduce development time/cost and increase the quality of the overall project. The biggest problems are where to find those libraries and to check if they are suitable for your particular project.
In this seminar, we want to present some of the more important libraries and based on this information, Java architects and developers in the audience will be able to evaluate if a library is useful for them, now or in the near future.
The presentations will only cover libraries, not frameworks. The difference is that a library is used by an application, by calling the API of the library (uni-directional flow; e.g. Log4J
, Joda Time, XOM, etc?), and a framework is a generic design that needs to be extended by an application with business functionality (bi-directional flow; e.g. Struts, Spring, etc?).
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Tom Klaasen
We are very interested in P6Spy gui jar (from irongrid), but like Davy Drees already told in his presentation, the site is down !!!
Could Davy post the jar somewhere, please ??
Thx in advance
Ronny Coppens
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Davy feel free to attach the jar to this wiki page !
Done. It's uploaded. So just double click the jar and it installs itself. If you want to monitor your application live, don't forget to add the following properties to your P6SPY properties:
module.ibeam=com.irongrid.ibeam.server.IBeamFactory
monitorport=2000
And include this jar together with the p6spy.jar on your classpath. First start the application, then the irontrack and connect to it.
Have fun monitoring your application!
Check out the "Attachment" tab above to find the related jar file.
Hi!
Is there a chance/a way to download the presentation files used during the seminar?
They contain many useful code samples impossible to write down during the presentation...
Thanks a lot!
I'll upload them this weekend, got some updates for some presentations which contained a few minor errors...