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• Buildr - Maven power plus Ruby expressiveness. I think it’s not just yet another build tool. Check for evangelism here and here.
• Rspec - let’s test your code in another way. Approach called ‘Behaviour Driven Development’.
• Facets - Ruby commons. Yummy

I know RoR, hear about Grails and now I’ve found Trails (it combines Maven, Spring, Hibernate, Tapestry). Is it worth looking at? http://www.trailsframework.org/

• Hibernate Generic DAO
• Guice + Servlets

• Spring + JCR
• Google Guice
• Blogger’s Guice Impressions

PS. I’ve been reading recently that “Guice + Stripes = no XML hell”. I do not think there is XML hell at all in webdevelopment (”if you know what you’re doing, you win anyway”), but making a new approach can be just fun

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• GotoFile

Here is a useful patch for handling DIME responses for v2_2 tag. Remember to put javax.activation and javax.mail jars in lib directory.

Index: WebServiceSampler.java

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--- WebServiceSampler.java	(revision 516411)

+++ WebServiceSampler.java	(working copy)

@@ -517,6 +517,11 @@

 				result.setSuccessful(true);
 				result.setResponseCodeOK();
 				result.setResponseHeaders(this.convertSoapHeaders(st.getHeaders()));
+			} else if ("application/dime".equals(st.getResponseSOAPContext().getContentType())) {
+				result.setSuccessful(true);
+				result.setResponseCodeOK();
+				result.setResponseData("DIME message".getBytes());
+				result.setResponseHeaders(this.convertSoapHeaders(st.getHeaders()));
 			} else {
 				result.sampleEnd();
				result.setSuccessful(false);