Apache Struts is one of the most popular web development frameworks, and Struts 2 adds significant functionality to the framework. Struts 2 supports action configuration via conventions and annotations, so components can now be written using annotations or XML. Large, … Continue reading
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Struts 2: Writing Components Using XML and Annotations
Parsing JSON in Objective-C using NSXML Parser
XML parsing is an essential element for client-server applications. Most of the data transferred between client and server is in XML format, and generally, the XML data received from the server is of XML-RPC, SOAP, REST or RSS standard. In … Continue reading
Tip: Speaking both JSON and XML with Spring MVC
Spring MVC is an implementation of the Model-View-Controller pattern for the Web. Providing Web services requires building code which speaks potentially many protocols, such as JSON and XML. The modular architecture of Spring MVC allows translation from these protocols to … Continue reading
7 New Titles Added to Safari Books Online
Here are 7 of the more than 100 new titles that were added into Safari Books Online over the last few weeks. Title: My Samsung Galaxy™ Nexus™ By: Craig James Johnston Publisher: Que Title: Sams Teach Yourself Core Data for Mac® … Continue reading
Spring MVC Tip: Using The Spring RestTemplate
In my Spring MVC and Rest post, I walked through the creation of a RESTful web service with Spring MVC. Let’s now take a look at how the RestTemplate acts as a client for your RESTful web services. A RESTful … Continue reading
PHP Tip: Test Taking Strategies
If you ever find yourself doing a coding test against a time limit, resist the urge to just jump right in and start coding right away. Spend a few minutes at the very beginning and lay out your strategy for … Continue reading
