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The normalized JSR 299 with the possible arrival of the JSR Reprint please retain the author information: Author: 88250blog:http:/blog.csdn.net/dl88250MSN Gmail qq:dl88250@gmail.com Currently, the JSR 299 (contexts and Dependency injection for Java EE) is in a community review state and is expected to appear in the Java EE 6 specification this September.

Last month we introduced javaee 6 to include jsr330 and jsr299. Roger kitain wrote a blog postDescribes how to use jcdi (JSR 299, ex-webbeans) in glassfish ). InArticleThe following example shows how to use JSR 2.0/JSR 299 for encoding. You will see some annotations that comply with the JSR specifications:@ Inject,@ Qu

In the last month we introduced Java EE 6 will include JSR330 and JSR299. Roger Kitain wrote a blog post about how to use JCDI in Glassfish (JSR 299, Ex-webbeans). In the article, he describes how to use JSR 299/JSR 330 to encode with a JSF 2.0 guess number example. You will see some annotations that meet the JSR speci

Summary JSR-168 is a collection of Java APIs that are appropriate for portlet developers. There are many reasons to design a JSR-168 portlet that conforms to specifications. Portability is an obvious benefit. Code written according to specifications is easier to move between portal servers. Most Java-based portal servers support JSR-168 portlets. Another advantag

JSR Review JSR Review The Java specification request (JSR) is the first step in developing or revising a Java technology specification(See section 1 of the Java Community Process Document ). Members of the Java Community process may submit a JSR usingSpecification Proposal Form. New jsrs The following list contains new

JS Jsrs:java specification REQUESTSJSR 271:mobile Information Device profile 3 This JSR would specify the 3rd generation Mobile Information Deviceprofile, expanding upon the functionality in all areas a S-asimproving interoperability across devices. Status:in Progress Stage Start Finish Expert Group formation Mar, "JSR Review ballot View results-Mar, JCP version in Use:2.6java Specification participation ag

In the 1th part of this series, the JSR-286 portlet is briefly reviewed, and the new features of the JSR-the portlet are described in detail, and this article will introduce the reader to the J Method for using the new feature of the SR 286 Portlet. This article will first introduce the JSR 286 reference implementation build process for the Apache Pluto 2.0 platf

JSR 168 Portlet Standard Java Standardization Request 168 (JSR 168) defines a Portlet specification, including contracts between the Portlet container and the Portlet. JSR 168 is defined by Java Community process (JCP. JSR 168 is jointly led by IBM and sun and has a large trusted CT group to help create the final versi

About this series This series of articles is intended for developers who have a JSR portlet development base and want to learn about the new features and development processes of the JSR 286 portlet. After learning this series, you will learn what enhancements are available relative to the JSR PORTLET,JSR 286 Portlet,

Portlet Filters and Portlet windows In the 1th part of this series, we briefly review the JSR-2.0 portlet and introduce the new features of the JSR 286 portlet in detail, with parts 2nd and 3rd going through the development and deployment of portlets on the Apache Pluto platform Application to introduce to readers how the new features of the JSR 286 Portlet are

Introduction to JSR 303-bean Validation and best practicesThe JSR 303–bean Validation is a data validation specification that determines the final scenario in November 2009. December 2009 Java EE 6 was released, and Bean Validation was included as an important feature. This article introduces the main features of Bean Validation and demonstrates how to use bean Validation correctly in the Java development p

URL in the following format: http://[PORTAL_HOST]/[PORTAL_CONTEXT_ROOT]/[PORTAL_PAGE_URL_MAPPING]/?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT= For example: Http://mysystent/wps/portal/home?WCM_GOBAL_CONTEXT=/mynewslib/usnews/news1. This portlet is simple to use, but it also has the following drawbacks: Because of the restrictions that are displayed, some of the URLs shown in this article may appear to consist of multiple lines, but in fact, each URL is a contiguous row. Because parameters cannot be saved in a UR

The two words, such as the JSR and Mr, are often seen in the Java EE specification, such as 7 with 14 JSRs and 9 MRs.So what's the difference between what's called jsr,mr them.The JSR is the abbreviation for Java specification requests, which means the Java specification proposal. is a formal request to JCP (Java Community Process) to propose a new standardized t

The JSR 303–bean Validation is a data validation specification that determines the final scenario in November 2009. December 2009 Java EE 6 was released, and Bean Validation was included as an important feature. This article introduces the main features of Bean Validation and demonstrates how to use bean Validation correctly in the Java development process with some examples.About Bean ValidationAt any time, when you are dealing with the business logi

Gavin King on the impact of JSR-299 and Weld 1.0 on Java EE and JBoss Author Charles Humble translator Zhang Long posted on November 23, 2009 11:24 P.M. Shortly before, the JBoss Department of Red Hat released the context and dependency injection of Weld1.0.0--java EE 6 to JSR-299 (Java ee), contexts and Dependency injection for Java EE, later referred to as C DI) 's reference implementation. The weld imp

Today, Red Hat submitted the JSR-299 final draft to JCP. The JSR-299 specification is referred to as CDI (contexts and Dependency injection, context and dependency injection), while the reference implementation of the specification (Weld 1.0) and TCK (Compatibility test suite) have also been completed. To view Javadoc for this specification, click here. The specification defines a series of complementary

Starting with spring 3.0, spring begins to support annotations of the JSR-330 standard (dependency injection). These annotations and spring annotations are scanned in a way that developers only need to configure the relevant jar packages in classpath. If a developer uses MAVEN to manage a project, javax.inject artifact is available in the Maven repository (http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/javax/inject/javax.inject/1/). Developers only need to re

Yesterday Gavin King submitted the JSR 299(Contexts and dependency injection for the Java EE platform)To JCP. Compared with the previous draft proposal, there are four major revisions: Comprehensive use of JSR 330 on dependency injection annotations (annotation) In the deployment type, @ alternative is used to replace the original @ production/@ Standard Removed the ability to dynamically register event

The JSR 303–bean Validation is a data validation specification that determines the final scenario in November 2009. December 2009 Java EE 6 was released, and Bean Validation was included as an important feature. This article introduces the main features of Bean Validation and demonstrates how to use bean Validation correctly in the Java development process with some examples.1 reviews:Andapeng, software engineer, IBMYang Le, software engineer, IBMOng

}) Public@interface IsMobile {//Allow empty PropertiesBoolean required ()default true; //If the checksum does not pass the returned prompt informationString message ()default "cell phone number format error"; Classdefault { }; Classdefault { };}2.3. CalibratorImport Javax.validation.constraintvalidator;import Javax.validation.constraintvalidatorcontext;import Org.apache.commons.lang3.stringutils;import Com.imooc.miaosha.util.ValidatorUtil; //ismobile: Custom Annotations//String: annotation para