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Monthly Archives: April 2007
PDFJam
I found a cool utility to help we handle 2-up PDF creation on Linux, since Open Office doesn’t do this. It is called PDFJam and it is available in the Ubuntu repositories. Very cool PDF utility.
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Hibernate Pitfalls part 3
In the two previous episodes we looked at implicit updates and delayed SQL and the consequences of these pitfalls. In this episode we’ll explore the pitfall known as cache fetching. This pitfall occurs when you have a EntityManager that you … Continue reading
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Hibernate Pitfalls part 2
This is the second installment of the Hibernate Pitfalls montage. Before we get to this one, I’d like to sum up some comments from the previous one. First of all, I did rename the series. Someone suggested that my title … Continue reading
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Hibernate pitfalls part 1
This will be my first episode in a series of posts regarding Hibernate. I’ve already posts a few sporadic posts about Hibernate, but now I’m collecting everything into a few well directed posts. These will all be using JPA rather … Continue reading
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