As announced
previously, the
current Java Magazine 04/2011 (a German Java journal) contains an article written by my collegue
Oliver Ochs and me on Bean Validation with JSR-303. The article discusses possibilities of usage of the JSR-303 standard beyond its standard scope of JEE 6. Among covered topics are validation on the service boundary, integration with Spring and bean validation, usage of validation group for context-aware validation and others…
I’m somehow running an extended advertisment campaign on Java Bean Validation (JSR-303). I just posted about it on TechJava, presented on an IT-Talk by ConceptPeople and wrote an article which will be posted in the upcomming Java Magazin. The slides of the presentation are available on the slideshare:
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Recently, I went out with my friends and made some pictures outside. I always try to record the geo information if possible, so I used my GPS-Logger. After I shared the GPS track with my friends, I realised that the recording and the extraction steps changed a lot since my last post on it in 2008. Since my friend wanted to know more details, I would like to report about the geo steps in my photo workflow. continue reading…
