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Friday February 25, 2005

Updating Pro JSP for JSP 2.1

Apress recently contacted me about updating Pro JSP for JSP 2.1. While the fame of having 3 books published is tempting, I think I'm going to have to pass. The Security chapter I wrote could probably use some updates, but I just wrote a Security Chapter for Spring Live - and I don't really feel like writing another. The other chapter, titled "Using Struts, XDoclet, and Other Tools", would be fun (since it's about AppFuse and Struts Resume), but I'd probably try to squeeze way too much into 50 pages.

Maybe I could just %s/Chapter 11 in Pro JSP/Chapter 12 in Spring Live and %s/Chapter 12 in Pro JSP/Chapter 2 in Spring Live and show folks how to use Struts+Spring+Hibernate. ;-)

Posted in Java at Feb 25 2005, 08:57:42 AM MST 1 Comment

JBoss ClassLoader Logic

Is there any logic to how JBoss puts all WARs, EARs and their accompanying JARs into the same ClassLoader? It seems logical that I should be able to deploy different versions of a JAR in different WARs. This works fine on Tomcat, but doesn't seem to on JBoss. Is there someway to turn this segmentation on?

Posted in Java at Feb 25 2005, 08:00:36 AM MST 11 Comments