For anything more than a simplistic application, you will probably want to persist the spring batch job data to a data source. Spring batch uses a set of database tables to store information about the jobs being executed. You will need to create the following tables in your database (this script will work [...]
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Configure Spring Batch to persist to a database
March 24th, 2010 No Comments
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Configuring Seam and Spring Batch
February 4th, 2010 No Comments
Seam provides jbpm for handling workflows, but doesn’t have anything dedicated so far to the issue of batch processing. While jbpm will handle complex business conditional steps, some steps are repetitive rather than complex and are better suited to a batch framework, like Spring Batch. In order to use Spring Batch with Seam, [...]
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Configuring seam to integrate spring
January 5th, 2010 No Comments
There are advantages and disadvantages to choosing Spring or Seam for developing an application. The third option is to use both of them and leverage the best of both frameworks. If Spring and Seam are integrated then they can pass components to each other to use depending on which framework can construct that [...]
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Spring versus Seam
April 19th, 2009 No Comments
I used Spring a few years ago and was really impressed with it as a framework. I found that for less experienced developers it enforced a lot of good programming practises. Unfortunately in the last couple of years I haven’t worked in companies that were using it. In my current comany, the decision was made [...]
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