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I'm have an experience of 2+ in java development. I worked on corejava,toplink(db framework),sql.
I have knowledge on servlets,jsp and struts.
I would like to move to another company. What are the latest emerging technologies in java??
A master is a master not because of his knowledge of the additional elements in his field; but, because of his skill in handling the core fundamentals. All additional elements in a field stem from the fundamentals.
I am getting into java as well. From what I have gleaned you should be well versed with the Spring Framework and Hibernate or other comparable tools (Google for alternatives). They aren't the "latest", but people will expect you to know them well.
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I new to Spring and Hibernate -- I have seen lot of courses and simple mini-projects, but I feel that it is not enough.
Where can I find some "real" projects where Spring is used.
My aim is to understand typical architecture of Spring application...
This page http://www.furkanzumrut.com/open-source-project-using-spring-hibernate-techologies talks about a few open-source projects which use Spring and Hibernate.
For example:
Broadleaf Commerce
ZKSample2
Agile Express - a bit older, but real world one
Life Ray
Zipkin - see zipkin-server module for example
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I want to develop an ERP application. What is the best framework to use. Am good with Codeigniter and ready to learn a better framework. Plus, the application will be used in a a large organization. I have read many forums but can't end up with a concrete reason why I'd prefer one over the others.Is there an alternative programming language which is not necessarily web based? Any idea will be highly appreciated.
try laravel first as it is modern and has a lot of support. Go on the irc channel and it is a great place. zend will take a lot longer to build and plan.
if you want a proof of concept, you can get it up in a few days in laravel. then you can decide on where you want to take it from there.
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i'm wondering if exists business control for Java environment or for ... Linux development.
Hi used to develop desktop application with .NET + external control by (for instance): Infragistics, DevExpress, ComponentOne etc.
These controls are really powerful and comfortable to work with. I would like to develop database driven application also with Java so, i can run it in Linux environment, but the lack of external controls (or widget) is the reason i don't use Java.
Am i wrong ?
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Here's some
http://www.jidesoft.com/products/download.htm
http://www.jgoodies.com/products/swingsuite.html
http://www.jgraph.com/
http://www.yworks.com/en/products.html
http://www.migcalendar.com/
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hi can anyone recommend a simple java web crawler that crawls a websites and return a list of links in the website ? No, i do not need a parser. Thanks for your attention.
A web crawler is (almost by definition) never 'simple'.
Two names spring to mind however (although both have a learning curve):
Nutch
Heritrix
Both are open source and can accomplish what you want, although simply listing the links in a website is not what either is built for (Nutch is designed to build a search index and Heritrix is designed to archive websites). You will need to do some custom configurations to accomplish your task.
HTTrack is a much simpler tool, but is not implemented in Java.
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Are there any opensource websites backend in java?
Just like reddit in python, and openstreet in ruby.
So, you're looking for a Java open source CMS (Content Management System)?
You can find here an overview of the most of them: Open Source CMS in Java. Wikipedia also has an overview of some of them: List of CMS in Java.
The popular ones are Alfresco, Nuxeo and Liferay. You can compare the detailed features on the CMS Matrix site.
ThingLink is a finnish service with a custom build Java backend. The backend code is hosted on SourceForge.
Do you mean web frameworks? If so there are loads: http://java-source.net/open-source/web-frameworks
Edit: Tapestry 5 is great.