Testing ActiveMQ VirtualTopic’s using Camel and JUnit

August 25th, 2009

I have started to create a server Process that sends a status update message that is consumed by remote clients via an activeMQ VirtualTopic. * note in the code examples, many comments and log statements have been removed for clarity here, but may bee seen in the log stack trace sections.

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Deployment issues with Spring AOP and Weblogic 10.3

August 5th, 2009

I have been working on a Hibernate /  Spring Data Access Component for a multi-module project. The testing has all been done with JUnit and DBUnit tests, then run inside an embedded Jetty web container. The details of this blog focus on the issue with deploying this WAR to Weblogic 10.3 after completing extensive unit [...]

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How to convince developers and management to use JUnit testing

May 18th, 2009

I am currently on a project that provides configuration management support for >350 production application. Many are internal, but there are many dozens of them that are client facing.

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JSF Web Application, Jetty to WebLogic 10.3 migration issues

May 15th, 2009

I have created a fairly straightforward Java Server Faces (JSF) application that performs several searches, data update, and audits of the updates. I like to run Jetty through Eclipse to help speed up development times, and to allow me to extensively test the application before migrating to WebLogic 10.3 on my Development Linux Box. I [...]

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Weblogic 10.3 hangs on JNDI data source lookup during deployment

May 1st, 2009

I have been working on a Spring based web application for a couple weeks. This application uses Hibernate Generic DAO’s with a JNDI template via spring to create the data source. This procedure works very well with DBUnit and Spring to test all of my data access objects in isolation and to get very high [...]

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