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January 15, 2013 •4 min read

Multiple Databases With Spring Data Repositories

The Spring Data project keeps making it easier to do database access in Spring applications, and one of the neatest improvements of recent times is that by defining an interface which extends JpaRepository and referencing a JPA entity, an implementation will automatically be injected with all the usual CRUD methods: findAll(), findOne(id), save(entity), delete(id), etc. Recently I was working on a project, where I had taken full advantage of this, and for which I needed to add domain objects from an additional database. Unfortunately, as soon as I added references to entities in a different database I started experiencing troubles. For instance: ...

May 12, 2011 •3 min read

Playing Around With Apache Camel

I have been playing around with Apache Camel for a couple of projects recently, and so far I’m very impressed. Camel is one of a number of frameworks that seem to have sprung up over the past few years in response to the book Enterprise Integration Patterns by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf. It attempts to provide mechanisms to support all the patterns described in the book. And it does so very well, from what I have experienced so far. So I thought I would mention a couple of things I have done with it. ...

April 5, 2008 •2 min read

Weblogic Scripting Tool Scripts

I mentioned my use of the WebLogic Scripting Tool a little while back. I have noticed since then that a number of folks visiting this site are looking for example scripts. I have obviously written a number myself and I promise I’ll try to get around to posting them here. However until I get myself in gear, I thought I would point you at some useful examples that are already out there. I’ll expand this post as I find more… ...

February 5, 2007 •3 min read

Weblogic Scripting Tool

According to the BEA documentation, the WebLogic Scripting Tool is a command-line scripting interface that system administrators and operators use to monitor and manage WebLogic Server instances and domains. It allows you to write scripts in Jython that are able to connect to a running WebLogic domain and make modifications to the configuration with no need to restart anything. It can also be used for creating and modifying a domain in its offline mode. It comes as standard with WebLogic 9.2 and a version is available for 8.1. It is recommended and supported by BEA for automating WebLogic server administration. I am currently developing WLST scripts to improve the development and deployment process. ...

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