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Enterprise Java
Securing your Tomcat app with SSL and Spring Security
If you’ve seen my last blog, you’ll know that I listed ten things that you can do with Spring Security.…
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Enterprise Java
Ten Things You Can Do With Spring Security
One You can specify the authorisation provider of your choice in your Spring XML config file. You do this by…
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Core Java
Investigating Deadlocks – Part 5: Using Explicit Locking
In my last blog I looked at fixing my broken, deadlocking balance transfer sample code using both Java’s traditional synchronized keyword…
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Core Java
Investigating Deadlocks – Part 4: Fixing the Code
In the last in this short series of blogs in which I’ve been talking about analysing deadlocks, I’m going to…
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Core Java
Investigating Deadlocks – Part 3
In my previous two blogs in this series, part 1 and part 2, I’ve demonstrated how to create a piece…
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Core Java
Investigating Deadlocks – Part 2
One of the most important requirements when investigating deadlocks is actually having a deadlock to investigate. In my last blog I…
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Core Java
Investigating Deadlocks – Part 1
I’m sure we’ve all been there: it’s late, you’re hungry, your server has hung or your application’s running at snail’s…
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Enterprise Java
Spring 3.1: Caching and EhCache
If you look around the web for examples of using Spring 3.1’s built in caching then you’ll usually bump into…
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Enterprise Java
Spring 3.1 Caching and Config
I’ve recently being blogging about Spring 3.1 and its new caching annotations @Cacheable and @CacheEvict. As with all Spring features…
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