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1. An interesting framework
Contrary to most IoC frameworks, Google Guice does not relies upon XML configuration, making it more lightweight.

Reviewed by: Nicolas Delsaux - April 13, 2007

2. google-guice - Google Code
Guice wholly embraces annotations and generics, thereby enabling you to wire together and test objects with less effort than ever before. Annotations finally free you from error-prone, refactoring-adverse string identifiers.

In a nutshell: Guice empowers dependency injection. Guice cures tight coupling. Guice enables simpler and faster testing at all levels. Guice reduces boilerplate c... more

Published by: Nicolas Delsaux - April 13, 2007 - 1 review
Categories: Portal / Dedicated site , Data Structures , Apache SL

3. Impressive
The way struts architecture is investigated is really impressive, and makes this article a must-read.

Reviewed by: Nicolas Delsaux - February 27, 2006

4. Struts Controller UML diagrams
The goal of this article is to illustrate the Struts 1.1 Controller with UML diagrams. This article is an introduction to the Struts framework in order to help beginners programmers to understand the MVC model 2.

Published by: Nicolas Delsaux - February 27, 2006 - 1 review
Categories: Articles , Research

5. Interesting extension article
This article presents all extensions mechanisms of the Struts framework, with examples for each case.

Reviewed by: Nicolas Delsaux - February 27, 2006

6. ONJava.com -- Extending Struts
In this article, we will use a sample Struts application to demonstrate how to extend Struts using each of these three approaches. Downloadable sample code for each is available below in the Resources section at the end of this article. Two of the most successful examples of Struts extensions are the Struts Validation framework and the Tiles framework.

Published by: Nicolas Delsaux - February 27, 2006 - 1 review
Categories: Articles , Web

7. Interesting Log4J tutorial
Very comprehensive guide to log4j and log4j.properties

Reviewed by: Nicolas Delsaux - January 18, 2006

8. Janino -- an Embedded JavaTM Compiler
Janino is a compiler that reads a JavaTM expression, block, class body, source file or a set of source files, and generates JavaTM bytecode that is loaded and executed directly. Janino is not intended to be a development tool, but an embedded compiler for run-time compilation purposes, e.g. expression evaluators or "server pages" engines like JSP.

Published by: Nicolas Delsaux - January 25, 2005
Categories: Home Pages , JVM , Code generator , Apache SL , Compiler , Pure Java

9. Should validation be a part of application logic ?
Here is the question the author asks in this article. His reply is a clear and massive NO. To my mind, validation logic IS application logic. In this sense, this validation must be a part of the application logic, instead of behing hidden in the deepness of proxies and introspection magics.

Reviewed by: Nicolas Delsaux - September 20, 2004

10. g4j - GMail API for Java
GMailer API for Java (g4j) is set of API that allows Java programmer to communicate to GMail. With G4J programmers can made Java based application that based on huge storage of GMail.

An Email application, GMailer for Java is also built to demonstrate the usage of the API. It is planned to include minimalist email capabilities such as browse, search, read, send mail and download attachment.

Published by: Nicolas Delsaux - September 17, 2004
Categories: Product , Mail , GPL