4 August 2011
The Java Persistence API is the standard framework for persistence in both Java SE and Java EE platforms. It is the outcome of the collaborative work of the industry’s leading vendors in object-relational mapping, EJB and JDO, including a remarkable contribution from the open source community.
In this post we summarize, one-by-one, the essential relationships between entities. We examine each relationship from the prespectives of “Domain Model” and “Relation Model”, and provide the associated construction in JPA. Finally, for each relationship we present an example from the real world.
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JPA, Quick Tutorials | Tagged: Java EE, Java Persistence API, JPA 2, object-relational mapping |
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30 July 2010
In the previous post we created a simple Web Service in Java. Now we’ll build on it, by providing more methods with standard argument and return types.
- String
- Number
- Boolean
- Array
- Variable arguments
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Quick Tutorials, Web Services | Tagged: Java, JAX-WS, JWS, Web Services |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
19 March 2010
This post summarizes practice exams written for the Sun Certified Web Component Developer certification. Each one focuses on a separate objective. They should be useful from the middle stages of your preparation.
Nikos Pougounias is an Oracle Certified Professional, Java EE 5 Web Component Developer.
© 2009-2011 Nikos Pougounias. This is a free contribution to the Java and JavaRanch communities. Please distribute it for free.
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SCWCD, Training | Tagged: certification, OCPJWCD, Oracle, SCWCD, Sun |
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13 March 2010
We are about to create a simple Web Service in Java. The only requirement is Java SE 6.
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Web Services | Tagged: Java, JAX-WS, JWS, Web Services |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
11 March 2010
JAXB is a handy technology that easily transforms Java objects to XML documents and vice versa.
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Web Services, XML | Tagged: Java, JAXB, Web Services, XML |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
29 August 2009
Spring has a well-written module for JDBC. We’ll use it to produce clean code for our application in 10 minutes.
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JDBC, Quick Tutorials | Tagged: Java, JDBC, MySQL, Spring 3 |
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24 August 2009
This practice exam focuses on EL. For those using Head First Servlets and JSP, 2nd Edition it provides a lot of practice for the last part of chapter 8.
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JSP/Servlets, SCWCD, Training | Tagged: certification, Java, SCWCD, Web |
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22 August 2009
This practice exam focuses on Java Server Pages.
Java Server Pages is the technology that changed the world of Web Applications. Developed on the robustness of Servlets, JSPs are the key component of the modern Web frameworks and the basis of promising new technologies like JSF.
This free practice material consists of 71 originally created questions. For those using Head First Servlets and JSP, 2nd Edition it’s a perfect companion for chapters 7-8.
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JSP/Servlets, SCWCD, Training | Tagged: certification, Java, SCWCD, Web |
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9 May 2009
This practice exam focuses on Custom Tags. For those using Head First Servlets and JSP, 2nd Edition it is a perfect companion for chapter 10.
Custom Tags is the most powerful feature of the JSP technology. This free material should be useful for those preparing for the Sun Certified Web Component Developer certification.
To get basic skills before going on, you may consider this compact tutorial first.
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SCWCD, Training | Tagged: certification, Custom Tags, Java, SCWCD, Web |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
12 March 2009
This practice exam focuses on Servlets. For those using Head First Servlets and JSP, 2nd Edition it’s a perfect companion for chapters 4-6.
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JSP/Servlets, SCWCD, Training | Tagged: certification, Java, SCWCD, Web |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
6 February 2009
Comfortable arrays
Arrays in JavaFX are easy-to-use and act more like sequences. Here’s one:
var letters = ['A', 'B', 'D'];
Let’s print it,
println(letters);

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JavaFX, Quick Tutorials | Tagged: JavaFX |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
25 January 2009
First touch
The main method in JavaFX is called run().
function run(args: String[]) {
// implementation
}
Let’s print something to the output. System.out.print() is simply print() in JavaFX.
function run(args: String[]) {
print("Hello from JavaFX!!");
}
Moreover run() is not mandatory for the developer :
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JavaFX, Quick Tutorials | Tagged: JavaFX |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
24 January 2009
This tutorial presents practical skills for Custom Tags; the most powerful feature of the JSP technology. Its purpose is to be a good review for those preparing for Sun Certified Web Component Developer certification and, at the same time, a good reference at work.
- Skills for Tag Files
- Skills for Simple Tag handlers
- Skills for Classic Tag handlers
- Body manipulation of Classic Tags
Thank you.
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JSP/Servlets, Quick Tutorials | Tagged: Custom Tags, JSP |
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Posted by Nikos Pougounias
19 January 2009
This post explains how to manipulate the body of a classic tag.
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