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jfokus 2007

Tuesday, January 30th, 2007

Today I attended at jfokus, a conference on java and on its future now that Sun is moving to the open-source world.
I found most of the presentations of pretty low level and some of them of low quality. Maybe they just had to announce what kind of knowledge an attendant was supposed to have. Moreover, [...]

MVC Expert på svenska!

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007

Infoflex har pubblicerat en ny sajt för att lansera våra MVC konsult-tjänsterna. Genom denna nya sajten kommer vi att erbjuda mentorskap, utveckling och drift av MVC applikationer baserat mest på Spring och Hibernate men också på Rails och andra teknologier.

MVC Expert

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007

We at Infoflex have published a new website www.mvcexpert.se to remark the new business we have started this year. Through this site we will provide consulting and mentoring for MVC projects, mostly based on Spring and Hibernate but also on other technologies as Rails. The site is mainly in Swedish since our company is located [...]

Spring consulting at Pricerunner

Friday, January 12th, 2007

Since last monday I’m working at Pricerunner as a consultant to help them with the refactoring of their application. The problem they want to address is the dispatching of urls to the Spring MVC. Their office is located in Stockholm, quite close to mine so it is no problem to move from one place to [...]

Using a default “static” controller to sketch web applications with Spring

Wednesday, December 27th, 2006

When sketching an application, I use a “standard” controller that takes the url and returns a jsp called with the same name (index.html -> index.jsp, addstuff.html -> addstuff.jsp and so on) and an empty model.
When I go deeper into the application and start writing real controllers, I substitute each of the “standard” controllers with forms/controllers [...]

CAS & Magnolia

Saturday, March 11th, 2006

In brief
Magnolia uses a filter to intercept those urls which are secured and used basic auth to authenticate a user. Once the authentication is done, magnolia uses the Authenticator class to read username and password from the http header and checks the credential with the one stored in the repository. Replacing this filter with a [...]