We live in a nice time, when you can develop a Spring application using java based configuration. No redundant XML code any more, just pure java code. In this article I want to discuss a popular topic about session management in Spring applications. If to be more precise I’m going to talk about a session timeout in java configuration style. ...
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Insight view: Perfect Test Automation
Nothing is perfect in the world, except the football skill of Leo Messi. Yeah, maybe not always but in most cases it’s impossible to create an ideal process. But I’m not scared to talk about my vision of a perfect test automation in the context of software development. My work experience gives me confidence in this question. So I’m starting! ...
Read More »Scala: OOP basics
The most part of time when I’m coding I use Java. So it’s my main programming language. It satisfies me in all aspects, but I notice that Java is too verbose sometimes. That’s why I have switched to Scala. So all free time I spend now for learning Scala. I’m going to publish some notes in my blog, hence you ...
Read More »TestNG: Run tests sequentially with @DataProvider inside one test class
Many java developers and automation test engineers use TestNG as a testing framework in their job. I’m not an exception. This is an obvious choice because TestNG provides very powerful set of tools which makes working with all kinds of tests easier. To prove this I’ll show you in this article how can be solved one not trivial task. The ...
Read More »Hibernate: DDL Schema generation
Not so long time ago I have to work with in-memory database. This activity was related to integration testing. As you know, it is a normal practice to use in-memory data bases for the integration testing. There are several reasons for this: portability, well grained environment infrastructure, high performance, consistency of original data base. The problem is a coppying of ...
Read More »Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 1
Table of contents Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 1 Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2 Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 3 Hi everyone, it’s time to continue publish new articles in my blog. So I’m happy to announce that I’m planning to write a couple of technical series of posts. In the current post I’m going to start talking about ...
Read More »Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 3
It’s a last article from the series about Spring REST exception handling. Finally this time I will talk about handling of REST exceptions which can occur during a form processing. So in this tutorial you will see everything related to REST, forms and exception handling. What about client side? JQuery will be used to reflect all responses of the REST ...
Read More »Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2
This is a second article from the series about REST Exception handling with Spring. In my previous post I have described how to organise the most simple exception handling in a REST service. This time I will go further and I will show you when you’d better to use exception handling on a @ControllerAdvice level. INTRO Before I will start ...
Read More »Spring: Make your java-based configuration more elegant
Hi everyone, I haven’t written new articles a long period of time. A lot of materials were accumulated which need to be posted in my blog in nearest future. But now I want to talk about Spring MVC application configurations. If to be more precisely, I want to talk about java based Spring configurations. Despite that Spring java based configuration ...
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