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benchmarking hibernate validator and apache beanvalidation: the two jsr-303 implementations. until recently, if you decided to use jsr-303 validations on a project, the choice of what implementation to use was an easy one: hibernate validator was the reference implementation and the only one that pas*ed the tck to ensure its correct behavior. but on the 11th of june the apache beanvalidation team released a version of its validator that pas*es the tck. reliable execution of persistent transactional asynchronous tasks using only spring. i recently came across the need of adding the ability of executing asynchronous tasks in a project. the project in question had these. automatic validation of method calls with jsr-303 (appendix-c of the specification) the recently approved bean validation standard (jsr-303) left one great (and requested) feature out of the specification: method as well as the return value of methods. thankfully, even though this spec didn’t make it to the final approved docu*ent, all constraint annotations accept parameter as target, so the door was left open for it to be implemented as an extra feature.. testing that an entity doesn’t get modified (no setters called) with mockito. these messages will be internationalized according to the locale as*ociated with the user’s session. spring 3 will be used to manage following the post explaining a layered arquitecture with spring and hibernate components using spring’s testng integration. continue reading in this post you will learn one of the ways to create a layered data driven application using hibernate and spring 3. the architecture will go up from the database to the service layer, so it’s your choice how to do the presentation part. i will try to adhere to spring’s best practices in the separation of layers, so the resulting architecture offers both a clear separation between the layers and little dependencies in the spring framework. continue reading been able to see so far, go can be described as a systems language which aims to leverage python’s expressiveness into the grounds of