Archive for December, 2007
Unit tests with a “Real” Server
Normally, I like to make my unit tests so that they do not depend on external things running. As a general rule, I try to write tests that prove that the logic in my code works. While I care that communication between my application and, say, a database or application server works, it’s not my [...]
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Evangelism Scalability
I’ve been having a hard time scaling this year. I’ve received far more requests for appearances than I’ve been able to satisfy. With this in mind, I’m undertaking an effort to update the Eclipse Evangelism site to be more useful (or, to put it another way… useful). I’ve started some work already, but I’ll start [...]
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Defining Generics with UML Templates
We’ve just published a new article on Eclipse Corner titled “Defining Generics with UML Templates” by James Bruck:
Generics in Java have been around for a while but support for mapping generically specified artifacts in UML to their Ecore representation is new to UML2 2.1. This article will walk the reader through the details of the [...]
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RAP, Giggling, Creation Reviews, Java EE, Eclipse, and JavaPolis
Every time I look at RAP, I break into giggling fits. This stuff is just plain cool (though it does make it hard to convince my wife that I am indeed working in my home office, but I digress…)
I’m planning to speak briefly about RAP during my “Eclipse and Java EE 5 development” talk (which, [...]
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