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jamesward.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article explains how to use MongoDB for storing session state in a Java web application with Jetty, enabling scalable and maintainable session management without sticky sessions or session replication. | |
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owehrens.com
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| | | | | I'm playing around with some web frameworks lately and to see what's in store with Spring 3 MVC (never did too much with it) I gave it a try to see how it handles Ajax. According to ajax simplification announcement it should be possible to get up and running in (almost) no time. We will do a simple web application which will show the current time via Ajax. The directory layout (using maven) should look like this: web.xml | |
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rajkumaar.co.in
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| | | | | Let's see how to build a basic Java Enterprise (fondly known as J2EE) application, made up of a Servlet and a JSP file, with the help of the popular IDE by Jetbrains, IntelliJ Idea. | |
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www.adamalbrecht.com
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| | | UPDATE: There have been some changes in the JWT Gem that make some of the below not work exactly right (it'll still be about 90% the same). Specifically, they added expiration support. See my post on the same topic, but using React.js. The server side code in this post will work just as well with Angular. | ||
