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  1. one more vote

    I've seen the work of the Filament Group before and they've always impressed me. This company is now supporting jQuery UI, which makes me want to try it.

    Right know I'm using JSF/Facelets and...
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    POJO in Action

    The past days I've been reading the book POJO in Action (very good btw). He suggests the exact same approach as you do, which is good.

    He proposes to have small business classes (like you do),...
  3. I've opted for this.

    I've opted for the solution described in this article:

    http://java.dzone.com/articles/using-a-hibernate-interceptor-

    It's based on the Auditable interface, but instead of using...
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    Service granularity

    A big system will often have many operations.

    How should one break this operations into service classes? What is the recommended service granularity?

    Currently, I do it based on functional...
  5. Domain object relationship where one end may have a large number of occurrences.

    Let's take for example this two (very) common relationships in an e-commerce application:

    Account 1xN Order
    Department 1xN Item

    In both cases the N end of the relationship may contain a lot of...
  6. Spring WebFlow without Hibernate/JPA: Is it possible?

    Hi,

    Our current architecture is JSF/Facelets/RichFaces, Spring and Spring-iBatis. We use the JSF centric integration with Spring.

    I'd like to take a look at Spring WebFlow and Spring Faces, but...
  7. Thoughts on how to use Aspects for Audit requirement on Domain Entities.

    I have the following requirements for the customer:
    - Have audit fields on the entities tables. The fields are creation date, last update date and user who modified it. There is not a separate table...
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