When I started coding JavaFX I quickly found that the great bind mechanism doesn’t work together very well with my legacy Java code. In fact, it doesn’t work at all. In my case I wanted to reuse my domain objects and just add a fancy user interface on top of it. This happen to be [...]
Transparent bind of JavaFX and POJOs
May 12th, 2009 by Magnus Robertsson — Java, Tips & Tricks
Tags: aop, javafx, programming, scripting, tools
Aspect Oriented Programming In Java ME
February 1st, 2008 by Magnus Robertsson — Embedded, Java
Do you want to structure your Java ME applications better? Aspect Oriented Programming is a cool technology that can modularize your applications and separate the verbose infrastructure code from the application logic. The only catch is that it doesn’t exist for Java ME. Or does it?
Introduction
Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) is gaining popularity within the [...]
Tags: aop, innovation, java me, jayview, open source, programming
Java ME Testing Done Right
February 1st, 2007 by Magnus Robertsson — Embedded, Testing
Is there a right or wrong way to unit test applications? We believe so. Especially when it comes to testing Java ME applications. Down-scaled copies of our faithful testing frameworks are popping up everywhere in the Java ME community. But has anyone dared to ask the question: Why?
The Problem
Java Micro Edition (Java ME) is [...]
Tags: frameworks, java me, jayview, mockme, open source, programming
