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1. Notification Service: Now what?

   http://blog.restafarian.org/2008/11/notification-service-now-what/

   Now that we have finished the first functional version of the Notification Service, the question becomes, “What to do now?” When we first introduced the concept for the service, we included this illustration: Those of you who have been playing along at home will notice that we never did do anything about that little item on the bottom called Audit Log Database. …

   16 hours ago

2. Notification Service: Notifier implementation

   http://blog.restafarian.org/2008/11/notification-service-notifier-implementation/

   Since we first introduced the Notifier interface, we have shown off the unit tests and explained the Spring configuration, but we haven’t actually revealed the code that we have been testing and configuring, so I guess it’s time we do that: package org.restafarian.notify.service.impl; import …

   20 hours ago

3. Notification Service: Spring configuration

   http://blog.restafarian.org/2008/11/notification-service-spring-configuration/

   Lately we have added a number of parts to the Notification Service, including the EmailCourier, the MessageCourierFactory, the DeliveryService, and the Notifier, but we haven’t really talked about the impact that all of these new components has had on the Spring configuration that wires all of these things together. …

   16 hours ago

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