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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Implementing Java Serializable is not as simple as it seems
Sometimes we have to send objects “over the wire” to remote machines. Or we have to write them on disk. Or for any other unknown reason, you have to make your entity class Serializable. Maybe you are using an API … Continue reading
Posted in java
Tagged j2se, java, javase, jse, serializable, serialization, serialVersionUID
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Globalcode’s Casual Class: JAVAEE 6
This is a little late, but anyway… Two weeks ago I attend one more of the Globalcode‘s Casual Class‘es. This one was about JAVAEE 6 and the main technologies that will be part of it when it comes out – … Continue reading
Posted in java, web development
Tagged globalcode, java, javaee, jax-rs, jsf, REST, servlet
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