Have you ever experienced getting yourself photographed by visiting the photographer shop? Realistically, you will be given time slot, you wait, and when your turn comes, photographer takes significant amount of time in setting up and focusing and then finally clicks a photograph. He expects few days of delivery time because of his over-running schedule [...]
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OSGi is standard/framework which can provide modularity to any java application. Its believed that there is lack of modularized development support in Java and some points sort of justify it. I’ll list few of them: Low-level code visibility control Java has very low level code visibility controls like private, protected, package, public. If you want [...]
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In my current project I have been assigned the task of internationalizing the application. The application is using Tapestry as the MVC framework. In the process of localization I came across a number of technical hurdles for which I had to Google, read some books or consult other developers to find a solution. In this [...]
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I am sure if you are reading this blog, you are aware of Tapestry framework and at least know the basics of it. The purpose of this blog is not to show you how to do simple localization in Tapestry. For that you can read from links at the bottom. In this blog we will [...]
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