SPDY is a project looking to boast web performance by utilizing the old good HTTP. Established in 2009, SPDY is still considered an experimental protocol supported by a limited number of browsers. The project is fairly well documented and there are examples highlighting the core concepts. When playing with SPDY features, I realized I needed…
This is the second and final part of the process automation example. After elaborating on basic configuration and testing it is on time I touched the key feature, the workflow management based on Activiti, a light-weight BPMN process engine. Just a brief refresher, the example is a simple incident tracking system. Details can be found…
This is a follow-up on my previous post. As usual, the link to the source code is provided at the end of this article. The example is inspired by the Apache Camel show case. So there we go – a simple application to report incidents in an imaginary factory. The very first user story gives…
Enterprise applications centre around workflows. Old news, I know. Yet, I have not seen that many projects which would tackle complex business logic with elegance and transparency much appreciated when it comes to product maintenance. It is not that developers fail to organize and document their code. The challenge lies in dealing with constantly changing…
TestMaker has been around for a long time, has decent documentation and feels very mature and versatile. I have decided to give it a go and share my findings with you. This post is primarily about conducting Sahi scripts by using a recorder and building up test scenarios. If you are reading this post I…
Once again, I could not resist the temptation to get some hands-on experience with another goody of Spring’s. Spring Mobile has been around for a good while and much has been said about it already. Thus this post remains concise and focused on specific features. I took a closer look at device resolution and site preference…