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O “Pai do Java” usa Jelastic

August 24, 2012 7:45 pm | 12 Comments |

Olá, tudo bem?

Hoje o post será diferente, será um informativo sobre essa ferramenta que tem crescido muito. O Jelastic tem por característica ser um servidor de servidores.

O material do post me foi enviado pelo Judah Johns da Jelastic.

Dr. James Gosling que é conhecido como um “Pai do Java” e tem uma longa carreira no ramo da tecnologia. Formado em no ano 1977 pela faculdade de Calgary, Canadá. Tornou PhD 1983 pela faculdade Carnegie-Mellon com a tese: “The Algebraic Manipulation of Constraints”. Durante muitos anos foi VP & Fellow da empresa Sun. Ele construiu sistemas para captação de informações de satélites, multiprocessadores para Unix, compiladores, sistemas de e-mails e e diversos editores de texto.

Enquanto funcionário da Sun foi líder no projeto NeWS. Ele desenvolveu o design original do Java e codificou o compilador e a máquina virtual. Ele tem contribuído para Real-Time Specification for Java e tem sido pesquisador nos laboratórios da Sun focado em ferramentas para desenvolvimento. Dr. James também trabalhou dentro da Sun em cargos de gerência de produtos para desenvolvedores e usuários. Continuou pouco tempo na Sun após a aquisição da Oracle, depois passou pelo Google e hoje é o líder de desenvolvimento na Liquid Robotics onde ele desenvolve sistemas para Wave Glider, um robô aquático em desenvolvimento.

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Posted in: Português, Web App [Português]

“The Father of Java” uses Jelastic

August 24, 2012 7:14 pm | Leave a Comment |

Hello, how are you?

Today we will have an unusual post, it is more like a good news about this framework that is getting its space in the development world. Jelastic has as characteristic to work as a container of containers.

This news were sent to me by Judah Johns from Jelastic.

As far as we can tell, this is the first PaaS that Dr. Gosling has given his endorsement. We reached out to him to confirm it, and sure enough, it turns out that he is a very happy Jelastic user and is very excited about what he can do with it and what he will be doing with it in the near future.

Though I know that in our community, most everyone knows who James Gosling is, there a lot of younger guys learning Java that have never heard of him, like my 13 year-old brother, Daniel, who is quite an avid Java coder. So, who is James Gosling?

The Dr. James Gosling Bio

This bio comes from Gosling’s own blog: James Gosling received a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Calgary, Canada in 1977. He received a PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie-Mellon University in 1983. The title of his thesis was “The Algebraic Manipulation of Constraints”. He spent many years as a VP & Fellow at Sun Microsystems. He has built satellite data acquisition systems, a multiprocessor version of Unix, several compilers, mail systems and window managers. He has also built a WYSIWYG text editor, a constraint based drawing editor and a text editor called `Emacs’ for Unix systems.

At Sun his early activity was as lead engineer of the NeWS window system. He did the original design of the Java programming language and implemented its original compiler and virtual machine. He has been a contributor to the Real-Time Specification for Java, and a researcher at Sun labs where his primary interest was software development tools. He then was the Chief Technology Officer of Sun’s Developer Products Group and the CTO of Sun’s Client Software Group. He briefly worked for Oracle after the acquisition of Sun. After a year off, he spent some time at Google and is now the chief software architect at Liquid Robotics where he spends his time writing software for the Wave Glider, an autonomous ocean-going robot.

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Posted in: English, Web App [English]

Lançado EasyCriteria 1.0

August 2, 2012 1:35 am | 8 Comments |

Olá, tudo bem?

Este post irá mostrar as novas funcionalidades do EasyCriteria.

O EasyCriteria é uma ferramenta Open Source que facilita a utilização do Criteria do JPA independente da implementação. Atualmente o EasyCriteira tem 100% de cobertura nos testes unitários e é testado com as implementações: Hibernate, OpenJPA e EclipseLink.

Caso você queira entender o conceito do Criteria e como pode ser aplicado ao seu projeto veja esse post: EasyCriteria – Um modo simples de fazer Criteria com JPA.

As novas funcionalidades do EasyCriteria 1.0 são:

  • Condições em Join

  • Paginação de Query

Agora é possível realizar um Join e adicionar parâmetros:

EntityManager em = emf.createEntityManager();
EasyCriteria<Person> easyCriteria = EasyCriteriaFactory.createQueryCriteria(em, Person.class);

easyCriteria.innerJoin("dogs", Dog.class);
easyCriteria.whereJoinEquals("dogs", "name", "Dark");
easyCriteria.whereJoinStringNotIn("dogs", "name", names); // names is a List<String>
easyCriteria.whereJoinStringLike("dogs", "name", "M%");
easyCriteria.whereJoinListIsEmpty("dogs", "cars");
easyCriteria.whereJoinAttributeIsNull("dogs", "nickName");
easyCriteria.whereJoinStringBetween("dogs", "name", "A", "L");

A query também poderá ser paginada:

EasyCriteria<Dog> easyCriteria = EasyCriteriaFactory.createQueryCriteria(getEntityManager(), Dog.class);
easyCriteria.setFirstResult(0);
easyCriteria.setMaxResults(5);

A nova versão também conta 100% de cobertura de código nos testes unitários.

Clique aqui para fazer o download do código do post de hoje do EasyCriteria. Você poderá testar os métodos do EasyCriteria.

Na página do projeto (http://easycriteria.uaihebert.com/) é possível encontrar toda a documentação.

Qualquer dúvida basta postar abaixo.

Até a próxima! \o_

Posted in: Business Português, Português

EasyCriteria 1.0 released

August 2, 2012 1:33 am | Leave a Comment |

Hello, how are you?

This post will talk about the new functionalities of EasyCriteria.

EasyCriteria is a tool (Open Source) to make easier the JPA Criteria code for any kind of JPA implementation. EasyCriteria has 100% of coverage on its tests with JUnit and it is tested with: Hibernate, OpenJPA and EclipseLink.

If you want to understand the Criteria ideal and how to apply it to your code check this post: EasyCriteria – An easy way to use the JPA Criteria

The new EasyCriteria functionalities are:

  • Join with conditions
  • Query Pagination

Now it is possible to do a Join and add parameters to it:

EntityManager em = emf.createEntityManager();
EasyCriteria<Person> easyCriteria = EasyCriteriaFactory.createQueryCriteria(em, Person.class);

easyCriteria.innerJoin("dogs", Dog.class);
easyCriteria.whereJoinEquals("dogs", "name", "Dark");
easyCriteria.whereJoinStringNotIn("dogs", "name", names); // names is a List<String>
easyCriteria.whereJoinStringLike("dogs", "name", "M%");
easyCriteria.whereJoinListIsEmpty("dogs", "cars");
easyCriteria.whereJoinAttributeIsNull("dogs", "nickName");
easyCriteria.whereJoinStringBetween("dogs", "name", "A", "L");

The query can be paginated:

EasyCriteria<Dog> easyCriteria = EasyCriteriaFactory.createQueryCriteria(getEntityManager(), Dog.class);
easyCriteria.setFirstResult(0);
easyCriteria.setMaxResults(5);

This new version also has 100% of code coverage.

Click here to download the code of this post with EasyCriteria. With this code you can test EasyCriteria as you like.

In the project page (http://easycriteria.uaihebert.com/) you will find all documentation.

If you have any doubt, just post it.

See you soon! \o_

Posted in: Business English, English