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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Java Dependency Management with Apache Ivy
Not wanting to ditch your already built well working ant scripts for the plugin-centric view of Maven, especially if your project structure doesn’t line up quite right with Maven’s point of view? Enter Apache Ivy which like Maven can automatically … Continue reading
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Hibernate Connection Pooling: why isn’t the default one for production?
Hibernate unlike NHibernate comes with a variety of connection pooling options. The three primary ones of which I’m aware are Proxool, Apache DBCP, and c3p0 . I myself have only so far used c3p0 and it works quite well having … Continue reading
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Dynamic DNS with Amazon EC2 Linux and EveryDNS
So I finally sat down and did the math and found out Amazon EC2 was quite a bit cheaper than what I’d been paying for hosting as long as I was willing to prepay for at least a year. However, … Continue reading
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