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Asynchronous CDI Events
Few days ago, during our regular code review, one of my colleagues raised a question what would happen — and if it’s even possible — when a CDI Observer (so a method with parameter ...
The Democratization of Search
Over the past year and a half, I’ve watched ElasticSearch grow from a seemingly part-time code experiment into a thriving ecosystem. Not only has the number of client libraries grown ...
Hibernate 4 with Spring
1. Overview This article will focus on setting up Hibernate 4 with Spring – we’ll look at how to setup and configure Spring 3 with Hibernate 4 using both Java and XML Configuration. ...
Gradle Goodness: Running a Single Test
We can run test code with Gradle using the test task that is added by the Java plugin. By default all tests found in the project are executed. If we want to run a single test we can ...
JPA – Querydsl Projections
In my last post: JPA – Basic Projections – I’ve mentioned about two basic possibilities of building JPA Projections. This post brings you more examples, this time ...
Spring BeanDefinitionStoreException
1. Overview In this article, we will discuss the Spring org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanDefinitionStoreException – this is typically the responsibility of a BeanFactory when ...
Spring MVC: form handling vol. 3 – checkboxes processing
I have already published the post about processing of ‘checkbox’ tag using Spring MVC tag library. Now I want to develop this theme and proceed with the ‘checkboxes’ tag. It’s ...
Java EE 7: JMS 2.0 With Glassfish v4
Java EE 7 has been recently accepted by the Executive Committee. This means that soon we should have Java EE 7 application servers available on the market. One of the specifications ...
Spring MVC: form handling vol. 2 – checkbox processing
It’s hard to imagine a situation when a modern web-application doesn’t have checkboxes in a form. In one of the previous posts I wrote about form handling in Spring MVC, as a continuation ...
Spring MVC, Ajax and JSON Part 2 – The Server Side Code
In my last blog I said that I was going to talk about Spring, Ajax and JSON, but didn’t. The reason for this is that I wanted to set the scene using a (barely) credible shopping ...
