Richard Conway @ JAVA DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL

Richard Conway

Richard Conway is a software developer and technology consultant with more than 15 years of technology, project management, and information services experience. He has extensive experience developing Java/Struts-based web applications. He started focusing more on Swing based developments at the beginning of 2005 and has just finished a Swing-based client/server asset management project. He lives in Miami with his wife Patricia, is currently working on an EMR application, and plays sand volleyball in his spare time.

Evaluating Options for Persisting Java Objects

By Richard Conway

We live in a relational world - which is too bad since we develop with objects. Since most non-trivial applications require information to be persisted and retrieved in what is generically called a database, we need to find efficient methods for persisting our obj...

Jun. 2, 2007 05:15 PM Reads: 20,119 Replies: 2

KISS + Swing = RAD

By Richard Conway

Java is a great language for developing enterprise applications. It's powerful, scalable, robust, secure, and typically very complex. As a software developer, I want to solve business problems, not spend man-months building the plumbing for my applications. This ...

Mar. 20, 2006 01:00 PM Reads: 30,142

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	What Does the Future Hold for the Java Language? By Joe Winchester Thierry Coq wrote: Well, I don't sympathize at all with the author. We've had this junk all before: - COBOL and FORTRAN started it all... then, - C was THE language everybody could do things, then, - Ada was THE language designed to do everything, then - C++ was THE language for...
	Rich Internet Applications with Adobe Flex 2 and Java By Victor Rasputnis; Yakov Fain; Anatole Tartakovsky One Way Link Building wrote: Flex is simply awesome. The only drawback is that the widget library (even in version 2) is a bit small. Hope that changes soon.
	NetBeans: It's Not Just for Java Anymore By Tim Boudreau Christopher Judd wrote: Nice article. But I am surprised you did not mention the upcoming Groovy support when you mentioned the upcoming PHP support.
	Creating a Pet Store Application with JavaServer Faces, Spring, and Hibernate By Derek Yang Shen en3rgizer wrote: to: Zakaria Chakih if you provide me your email, i could send working project to you. or feel free to write me a letter to en3rgizer[at]mail[dot]ru
	Cover Story: What Is POJO Programming? By Christopher Richardson Preet wrote: interesting read... answers the what, but, and what ifs.. Thanks! I am newbie in this domain and this is exactly what I was looking for.