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Hibernate One-to-Many Relationship

Published by admin on March 9, 2013 | Leave a response

In this article we illustrate how to configure hibernate application to model one-to-many relationship  between entities. One-to-many relationship means one entity is related with more than one some other entity. For our example, we will use one team-many players relationship.

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Posted in Hibernate, java | Tagged Hibernate
Marshalling and Unmarshalling XML using Spring

Marshalling and Unmarshalling XML using Spring

Published by Gaurav on March 9, 2013 | Leave a response

Introduction – Marshalling and Unmarshalling XML using Spring This article illustrates Spring’s support for Object/XML mapping. Mapping XML to Object is called unmarshalling and mapping an object to XML is called Marshalling. Marshalling and Unmarshalling XML using Spring is supported by Spring’s OXM module. Spring provides an extensible , easy and simple way to use [...]

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Posted in spring, XML | Tagged spring, xml
Command Design Pattern in Java

Command Design Pattern in Java

Published by admin on February 23, 2013 | Leave a response

Command Design Pattern In this article we will see the application of command design pattern and problem domain it tries to solve. Definition : Command design pattern is a behavioral design pattern which encapsulates a request as an object. In command design pattern all the information required to invoke a method is encapsulated.

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Posted in DesignPatterns | Tagged design pattern, java
Unix FAQs

Unix FAQs

Published by admin on February 19, 2013 | Leave a response

UNIX FAQs The following faqs has list some commonly asked questions related to unix operating system. These also highlight some important concepts related to unix and which can come handy in day to day task of a software engineer.

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Java FAQs

Java FAQs

Published by Gaurav on February 18, 2013 | Leave a response

Java FAQs This java faqs is a list of commonly asked questions around java technology. The answers are brief and in simple language so that it can be picked up a programmer at any level.

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Posted in FAQs, java | Tagged javaFAQs
Unmarshalling and Marshalling XML - Using JAXB

Unmarshalling and Marshalling XML – Using JAXB

Published by Gaurav on February 16, 2013 | Leave a response

Unmarshalling and Marshalling XML In this article we will see how JAXB APIs and tools can be used for unmarshalling and marshalling XML document. Unmarshalling means converting an XML document to a Java object or set of java objects. Marshalling on the other hand means converting a java object to XML representation.

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Posted in WebServices, XML | Tagged jaxb, web-service, xml
Proxy Design Pattern

Proxy Design Pattern

Published by admin on February 10, 2013 | Leave a response

Proxy Design Pattern : This article explains the usage, purpose and implementation details of a very popular design pattern, the Proxy Design Pattern. In general term, a Proxy means any thing which represents something and is similar. In Java as well, the meaning is no different.  A proxy object represents some object , is similar [...]

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Posted in DesignPatterns, java | Tagged design pattern

Ethernet Technology – IEEE 802.3

Published by admin on February 10, 2013

Ethernet – IEEE 802.3 Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 is a family of computer networking technologies for Local Area Networks (LAN) and was invented by Robert Metcalfe. Initially Xerox Systems had built 2.94 Mbps network system to connect over 100 PCs on a 1 mile cable. This was called Ethernet. After its success, DEC and Intel [...]

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Posted in ComputerScience, Networking | Tagged networking
Template Design Pattern UML Diagram

Template Design Pattern in Java

Published by admin on February 10, 2013 | Leave a response

Template Design Pattern. This article explains template design pattern and its usage using Java programming language. Template Design is used to define a skeleton or template of algorithm and gives flexibility to subclasses to implement few steps of the algorithms. To implement Template Design pattern, the base class defines the abstract methods which it wants [...]

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Bus Topology

Network Types – By Span Of Geographical area

Published by admin on February 9, 2013

Network Types : Computer networks can be classified based on various parameters . One such classification parameter is geographical area the networks are spread out. Based on the span and scope the network types can be : LAN – Local Area Network WLAN – Wireless Local Area Network WAN – Wide Area Network MAN – [...]

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Posted in ComputerScience, Networking | Tagged networking
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