Develop an environment-aware Maven build process

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	Develop an environment-aware Maven build process Traditional Java applications capture runtime variables in property files, then package them into individual JARs for various software environments. But for users of Maven, it could make better sense to include environment variables in the build process. In this article, Paul Spinelli shows you how to extend the standard Maven build in order to port any Java application to multiple environments. Read More WEBCAST: Aternity Banish Poor Application Performance Are you ready to gain the proactive ability to rapidly respond to end user problems (before they call the help desk)? Then you won't want to miss a special event that will show you the latest innovation in end user monitoring. Learn more In this Issue Programmer personality types – forget Myers-Briggs Programming Opa: Web development re-imagined JavaFX2 Animation: Path transitions Java Tutor: Simulate an analog-style clock in Java 7 Programmer personality types – forget Myers-Briggs Anyone who has worked with the machines knows that programmers aren't just one undifferentiated group, but a club with a wide variety of subspecies. Read More Programming Opa: Web development re-imagined MLstate's Opa streamlines Web app development with a single language for client and server, but the bright promise is not without pitfalls. Read More JavaFX2 Animation: Path transitions One of the flashiest aspects of JavaFX 2 is its animation support. The insightful Creating Transitions and Timeline Animation in JavaFX covers using both Transitions and Timelines in JavaFX 2. In this blog post, I adapt an example provided in that tutorial to specifically demonstrate Path Transitions. Read More Java Tutor: Simulate an analog-style clock in Java 7 A clock displays the current time in digital or analog format. Creating a digital clock application is trivial, but creating an application that presents an analog clock with moving hour/minute/second hands isn't so easy. Read More
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