soapUI is one of the best tools for testing the REST services. It can very efficiently help to check and ensure that the services return just what is expected. Due to these promising reasons we tried to use soapUI for testing the REST based services of our application. But we found a serious road block. [...]
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In my last Blog on Flex Charting components, we talked about how to create Composite charts in Flex using multiple chart series, multiple data series and multiple axes. We also discussed the common problem faced while clubbing different chart series within a single chart. Then we explored the concept of ColumnSet in Column Charts & [...]
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Recently in my project, I came across a requirement to introduce Flex Charting components in the application as a means of Data Visualization. The application deals with Business Analysis of tons of raw data in tabular format with various categories & sub-categories, alphabetical & numeric data. That’s why for an end-user Data Visualization is a [...]
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If you have chosen JavaFx as an interoperable language, might be over swings, then your most common use case will include following Sun’s guidelines that says “while creating the components or changing a component’s UI state you must do it inside the EDT (Event Dispatch Thread)”. While your Swing application runs from the main thread, [...]
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In my last blog we talked about Ruby and Java integration via JRuby. Since JRuby runs on JVM, bytecode can be shared but in case you do not want a JVM level integration then SOAP is usually your next level of support. Imagine a scenario where you want to call a SOAP server written in [...]
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