I made a classic error today in the public API of a Java service. I somehow convinced myself that wrapping an “internal” exception in a public (“external”) API service-level exception would ensure that client would still only be dependent on the external exception. This was however not the case after I sensibly preserved the cause of the… [Read more…]
Matt has a concise post about hazelcast and its performance when applied to distributed Black-Scholes pricing.
Interesting article on InfoQ: Financial Transaction Exchange at BetFair.com, discussing the creation of a spread betting trading platform built by Tradefair, BetFair.com‘s new subsidiary.
Overview As of version 6, Java Standard Edition (“Mustang”) now offers web service capabilities out of the box in much the same way as RMI. Mustang includes: JAX-WS 2.0 – a means of declaring a POJO to be a web service using annotations such as @WebService and @WebMethod. JSR 224 – Java API for XML-Based… [Read more…]
October 29, 2009
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