This post will show how to create a Student Enrollment Application using MYSQL DB with Struts 2 framework. This is a simple application that aims to collect the input details from the user during signup, save the details in the MYSQL DB and authenticate the same during login.
Building Java Web Application Using Hibernate With Spring
This post will show how to create a Student Enrollment Application using MYSQL DB with Hibernate ORM in a Spring environment. This is a simple application that aims to collect the input details from the user during signup, save the details in the MYSQL DB and authenticate the same during login.
Building Java Web Application Using MyBatis With Spring
This post will show how to create a Student Enrollment Application using MYSQL DB with MyBatis framework in a Spring environment. This is a simple application that aims to collect the input details from the user during signup, save the details in the MYSQL DB and authenticate the same during login.
Spring Cache Abstraction Using Ehcache
In this article, we will see how to use EhCahce with Spring Cache abstraction. Refer http://ehcache.org/documentation/recipes/spring-annotations for using EhCache’s own annotations. The advantage of using it with Spring Cache abstraction is that it’s easy to change the underlying storage. Say in future if we want to change it to Memcached, then it is just a configuration change and not a code change.
Overview of Microstrategy Features
In my previous blog Microstrategy 9 Installation on a new Windows 2008 server we looked at installing the MSTR. Here let’s look at the features we installed. Below is the list of all the features from MSTR.
Microstrategy 9 Installation on a New Windows 2008 Server
Since my customer has decided to go with the Microstrategy(MSTR) as analytics and reporting tool, I got curious about this tool and wanted to know more on its capabilities. I got an opportunity to go for a free training from MSTR, and I got the evaluation CD & a nice notebook J. I thought I will install it and explore it for 30 days… Lets see how far I go!