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Review of the papers Xebia

The review of the papers of actuality Popular dance / weekly J2EE offered by Xebia.
 
 
 

Agility

Planning Poker

Explanation concise and illustrated with the estimate of expenses with a game of planning poker as part of an agile plan and its advantages.

SOA

Making Sense of all these Crazy Web Service Standards

It has been eight years support since SOAP and WSDL were introduced as standard aiming at making communication easier between heterogeneous systems. Since, moult "extensions" have summers added there to answer more complex and/or specific needs, famous WS-*. Confusion around this standard is palpable: When and for which usage is it necessary to be interested in this or that WS-*?
It is the question which answers Michele Leroux Bustamante in a very complete article published on InfoQ: Making Sense of all these Crazy Web Service Standards.

Exit of APACHE ODE 1.0

APACHE ODE is a service orchestrator compatible web WS-BPEL. He allows to choreograph calls of web services according to a process described in BPEL.

• The site web of plan APACHE ODE.
• The announcement on TSS.

The corner of technology

Popular dance Feature Evaluating Options for Persisting Java Objects

In a very complete article published on SOA WORLD, Richard Conway assesses options which are given to us to persist our objects popular dance.
He chooses to approach problem in a little spread way: Leave the model object popular dance to assess the different ways to persist them (Rather than to search the means to fill the ditch up between a model pre-existing relational object and a model).

A little of history

What is the version of JDBC in J2EE 1.3? What are the major innovations of J2SE 1.4? You do not know (or more). Direction Wikipedia Java version history and Popular dance EE version history

Exit of Jasypt 1.3

Jasypt (Popular dance Simplified Encryption) is a bookshop of cryptography which allows between other one: the treatment of password, the encryption of text and of binary, transparent encryption for Hibernate, and integration with Spring Security (ACEGI).
More of detail on TSS: Released Jasypt 1.3, support Bouncy Castle

Continuation of the article of Mark Fisher, about which we spoke in our review of the papers of May 21st, on the capacities of shape by annotation of Spring 2.1.

Interview accomplished during Open Source Business Conference in San Fransisco, published in two episodes. It is a matter of Spring 2.1, Spring Web Flow and Spring Batch.

• Episode 1
• Episode 2