Nearly 2 years ago, excellent WebSocket Support appeared in Spring 4, easily usable using STOMP over Websockets / SockJS on the client side, backed by a pluggable broker on the server side, which can either be simple broker using scheduled executor services to handle message or a full fledged RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ solution. Using @EnableWebSocketMessageBroker@EnableWebSocketMessageBroker […]
To get somewhat more detailed CPU information on your Mac than the system profiler shows, use the following command: sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_stringsysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string
There’s a lot of confusion about custom editor components in TableCells for JavaFX applications. The problem: Someone (like me) implements a custom TableCell with a DatePicker or a ColorPicker for example. A naive solution maybe looks like this. That works in so far that the value is correctly displayed in the ColorPicker and the ColorPicker […]
It was was mid 2013 when i first tried to run the JavaFX samples under OS X, in fact, there’s still a draft post around here in which i wanted to describe the steps necessary to run that stuff with ant and how to use Maven to build an app. Well back then i played […]
One common requirement in web applications is to be able to filter a given set of data through request parameters. One way to do this is fetch everything from the server and filter it on the client. Me, i’m more of a server guy and i tend to do this inside a database. Many projects […]