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jamesward.com
[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
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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jsloop.net
Here is a basic server setup with JAX-RS 3 using Jersey and Jetty 11 for the server. JAX-RS is Java API specification for RESTful web services using annotations. The project structure is as follows. |
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www.adrianwalker.org
Another skeleton project implementing the same functionality as this previous post , a Google Web Toolkit front-end, with an embedded D... |
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