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Guillaume Nodet: Unit testing Camel Blueprint routes
Last week, while in Vegas, I discussed with my colleague Scott Cranton and he told me that something that was really making our users tend to stick with Spring-DM when using Camel Blueprint routes was...
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Grant Ingersoll: Berlin Buzzwords 2012
In case you haven’t heard, and are in Europe this June (or want to be), you should check out the Berlin Buzzwords conference. It’s a great conference for all things related to Lucene, Solr, Hadoop,...
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Claus Ibsen: FuseSource January Webinar - ActiveMQ with High Availabilty
I am possible a bit late to the game to post this blog, but I wanted to spread the word. FuseSource is having a webinars this month, actually tomorrow on the 19th. First Scott Cranton is giving a...
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Bryan Pendleton: Sluggish computers are so annoying
I despise the following experience, which happens to me all too frequently:I bring up a web site in my browserThe web site starts to load, but initially it is fragmentary, with lots of hidden frames,...
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Rich Bowen: Moving Furniture
I work from home, and our house is not enormous. When I first started working at home, we put a desk into our bedroom, and got a shoji screen to partition the room into two rooms. It's worked pretty...
View ArticleSimon Willnauer: Simon says: Single Byte Norms are Dead!
Apache Lucene turned 10 last year with a limitation that bugged many many users from day one. You may know Lucene’s core scoring model is based on TF/IDF (Vector Space Model). Lucene encapsulates all...
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Bryan Pendleton: A nicely-presented example of dynamic algorithm interactions
Raymond Chen has a great example of dynamic algorithm interactions on his blog: Don't try to allocate memory until there is only x% free.The diagrams are very helpful and the description is quite...
View ArticleBrian McCallister: Configuration Models
I have been noodling on the best general purpose application configuration model, and mechanism, I can find lately – that is, trying to find something general purpose that I don’t think is miserably...
View ArticleChristian Schneider: Big improvements for CXF in OSGi ahead with version 2.6.0
Blog post edited by Christian Schneider CXF 2.6.0 will bring a lot of improvements for deployment in OSGi. Till now cxf was bundled in one OSGi bundle. Either with all features or with a minimal...
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Sergey Beryozkin: CORS Support in CXF
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a W3C specification (Working Draft) which "defines a mechanism to enable client-side cross-origin requests". Please see the Introduction for more information.We...
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Hiranya Jayathilaka: High Volume Web API management with WSO2 ESB
During last year's WSO2Con, Paul Fremantle and I co-presented on the topic "High Volume Web API management with WSO2 ESB". There we discussed how WSO2 ESB is specifically designed to handle large...
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Claus Ibsen: EIP Flashcards
FuseSource makes available the EIP patterns as a PDF download. EIP patterns as PDF download The design patterns defined in this PDF deck are based on the book Enterprise Integration Patterns...
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Jonathan Anstey: CamelOne 2012 CFP is Open
Last year's CamelOne event went so well that FuseSource is doing another one this year. Awesome news because CamelOne 2011 was a blast! :) IMO smaller, more focused conferences like CamelOne are more...
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Sagara Gunathunga: Axis2 Simple HTTP server Maven plugin
As I mentioned in my last blog post this post covers one of the new feature of upcoming Axis2 1.7.0 version. Recently we have done number of improvements for Axis2 Maven support. There are three new...
View ArticleSam Ruby: AWDwR updated for Rails 3.2
P P David Heinemeier Hansson: there’s a brand new 3.2-compatible version of Agile Web Development with Rails. This time, the release of Rails 3.2 and the release of the eBook were coordinated.
View ArticleJames Duncan: Famous photographers pose with their most iconic images
A great collection of iconic photos being held by the men and women that made them. Linked by James Duncan Davidson.
View ArticleJames Duncan: 100 presentations by Lawrence Lessig
From copyright to free culture to corruption of government by campaign contributions, Larry Lessig has been steadfastly working his way to the root of America’s problems. Here’s a collection of 100...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Pick up the Pitchforks
Clay Shirky rebuts David Pogue’s admonition to tone down the alarmist rhetoric over SOPA and PIPA. As Clay says: “The risk now is not that SOPA will pass. The risk is that we’ll think we’ve won. We...
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Bryan Pendleton: Herb Sutter article on exception-safe function calls
Fascinating, detailed article by Herb Sutter about exception safety, object allocation, and function calls: GotW #102: Exception-Safe Function Calls.With some humor, too!This code attempts to “throw...
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Andrew Savory: Statistics
Borrowing from Alex King’s Simple SQL Queries for Blog Stats, here’s some stats on this blog. The first post “It’s alive!” was made on 31st May 2003, some nine years ago. There have been 1,572 posts....
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