The word "Java" has become so ubiquitous that even non-technical folks seem to be aware of it these days. Thanks to the tremendous popularity of the programming language, its growth across various domains has been unprecedented.
The major reason behind the language's success is in its platform independent nature.
Apache Maven is a build automation tool for Java projects. Think of Ant, or Make, but much more powerful and easier to use. If you've ever had to deal with building a Java project with dependencies or special build requirements then you've probably gone through the frustrations that
Here we present a fully-working Apache Camel Blueprint project. It provides example code for building routes, creating beans, and deploying to ServiceMix with Blueprint.
In short, Blueprint is much like Spring. Really, its a lot like Spring, but with slight differences. The Blueprint Container specification was created by the
With the extreme prevalence of mobile apps, web apps, and desktop apps, REST services are more important than ever to provide data to it's users. This data could be used for the native app, or for 3rd party developers to expand your service's reach in to other apps. Either way,
Programming isn't easy, and adding a user interface around functionality can really make life difficult. Especially since not all UI frameworks are thread safe (including Swing). So how do we efficiently handle the UI, run the worker code, and communicate data between the two, all while keeping the UI responsive?