Tag Archives: Java

Tapestry 4 Tutorial

During the last few weeks, I’ve been searching for tutorials for Tapestry; the Java front-end web framework I use in my main project right now in IBM (A very nice and mature framework, you have to check it out). Frankly … Continue reading

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Disable Caching in Tapestry

Tapestry strives to be as efficient as possible, so it caches page templates and specifications in order not to reload them every time when they are needed. This is a very useful behavior in a production application; however, during development … Continue reading

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Setting up Java Development Environment on Ubuntu Gutsy, Part 2: Configuring Java Environment Variables on Ubuntu Gutsy

The default command line interface for Ubuntu Linux is called bash (Bourne Again Shell), and in order to add Java environment variables, we will edit a file named “.bashrc” and add our commands inside, here we go: Edit the “.bashrc” … Continue reading

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Setting up Java Development Environment on Ubuntu Gutsy, Part 1

Setting the Java Development Environment on Ubuntu Linux is quite a straightforward process, you just need a little knowledge with working with the Terminal (as I prefer it, much faster), here we go: Open the terminal, update your local software … Continue reading

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