Tag Archives: Java

March 2010 VIJUG Meeting – High Performance Java

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Manfred

In our third meeting of the year we are going to rev it up and see how the local company AERS is using Spring and Java threading to achieve the necessary performance to work with some really large data set.

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February 2010 VIJUG Meeting – Lucene and Solr

Posted on February 11, 2010 by Manfred

After a bit of a timing mismatch with Djun last time in November 2008 we are back to hear more about Apache Solr and learn lots about enabling search for your application. Specifically about using the web application Solr and … Continue reading →

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November 2009 VIJUG Meeting – OSGi Framework

Posted on November 3, 2009 by Manfred

Most Java developers have at least heard about OSGi by now. Some might have read an article or two and only a few have probably used it at lot. With the attention the OSGi framework is getting nowadays it is … Continue reading →

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March 2009 VIJUG meeting – Eclipse Mylyn

Posted on February 3, 2009 by Manfred

This time we are shuffling things up a bit and adapt to the schedule of our speaker and we do a very late February meeting.. actually happening in March. Or you could say a very early March meeting.

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January 2009 VIJUG meeting – Wicket

Posted on January 19, 2009 by Manfred

Wow.. it is 2009 and it looks like it is going to be a interesting year in general as well as on the Java side of things. And on the VIJUG side we are starting with a great presentation about … Continue reading →

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November 2008 VIJUG meeting – Lucene and Solr

Posted on November 11, 2008 by Manfred

A week earlier than usual we will be talking about searching. Specifically about using the web application Solr and how it can be facilitated in any application you are building.