Resolve all content nodeData values in the signature of your controller method When we were working on a recent Magnolia project here at Orange11, I introduced Magnolia and Blossom to a colleague of mine. Since Blossom enables the use of Spring MVC, this enables developers to work on Magnolia integration features, without having to know […]
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Spring context configuration in Magnolia
Here at Trifork we have quite a Magnolia portfolio. We do not only install, configure and host the actual CMS itself alone, we also design and implement pixel-perfect designs, and last but certainly not least: integrate new or existing business processes from external resources. When we create any piece of software for such an integration, that software […]
New in Spring 3.1: Bean definition profiles at a glimpse
The next major release of Spring Framework, 3.1, brings a new feature called bean definition profiles. This is a great add-on which makes the definition of the application context even easier, both in xml and Java-based style. With this new functionality it is possible to group beans into profiles which can be activated at runtime. […]
Running ActiveMQ using Spring
Apache ActiveMQ is an open source messaging framework. The ActiveMQ web site is not really clear on how to integrate it with the Spring framework. Therefore, I decided to write this post to explain how to use ActiveMQ in combination with Spring and clarify some points. The good news is that you can run JMS […]
Implementing RSS Feeds with new features of Spring 3
In this post I explain how we implemented the way we created the RSS feeds in a project and the challenges that we had during the set-up. My colleague Jettro Coenradie explained in a previous post how you can create a feed using Rome and Spring 3, but didn’t elaborated on the Spring 3 part. […]
Free Java hosting with the Google App Engine
Lately I have been looking into and playing around with the Google App Engine. In this post I want to give a little introduction to the Google App Engine, why it can be interesting and how to work with it.
Migrating content with Spring Integration – A real life example
In one of the projects we need to migrate content from multiple websites into Hippo CMS. One of the interesting parts of this migration is that one of the websites will constantly provide us with updates of the content. Therefore it makes the migration a continuous process. In this post I will explain how we […]
Serving a heavy load rss feed with Spring 3 and EHCache
For a project I am doing there was a feature request to come up with an rss component for their new website. This seems pretty easy but the amount of possible feeds (100.000) and the potential for very high load made us think about a custom made solution based on ehcache, spring 3 and rome. […]
Bean Validation: Integrating JSR-303 with Spring
I recently had a chance to actually use the new Bean Validation spec. in one of my projects. As the developer of the Bean Validation Framework for Spring (part of the springmodules project) it of course feels a bit weird to ditch all the work I’ve done, but at the same time, it also feels […]