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Java code generation with JAnnocessor

In this article I will show you how to generate code with JAnnocessor framework created by Nikolche Mihajlovski. First time I met JAnnocessor on GeeCON 2012 conference during Nikolche’s ...
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Java talking to iOS: Java objects to Apple plist serialization

I am happy to announce my first open source project java-plist-serializer that can help you with integrating Java and especially Spring based applications with iOS applications. ...
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Sorting Spring Data MongoDB collections using @OrderBy

This is already third post about tuning and enhancing Spring Data MongoDB capabilities. This time I found that I miss one JPA feature – @OrderBy annotation. @OrderBy specifies the ...
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Integration tests with Maven 3, Failsafe and Cargo plugin

Unit testing is available in Maven out of the box. Because of that very often its used for integration tests as well. Major disadvantage of this is that integration tests can take ...
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Logback: Application errors notification

Some months ago when I was doing big application refactoring I found really annoying pieces of log4j based code used for logging repeated hundreds of times: if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) ...
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REST + Spring Security session problem

REST, sessions .. wait. There are no sessions in REST application, right? Well, thats true. If we can avoid sessions we should do that. REST is stateless. The main concern about statelessness ...
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Spring 3.1 profiles and Tomcat configuration

Spring 3.1 introduced very useful feature called profiles. Thanks to that its easy to build one package that can be deployed in all environments (development, test, production and so ...
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