Core Java
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By your Command – Command design pattern
Command design pattern is one of the widely known design pattern and it falls under the Behavioral Design Pattern (part…
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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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Prototype Design Pattern: Creating another dolly
It’s really a time consuming process to create objects and also an expensive affair. So we are now on a…
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Java 7: File Filtering using NIO.2 – Part 2
Hello all. This is Part 2 of the File Filtering using NIO.2 series. For those of you who haven’t read Part…
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Applying a Namespace During JAXB Unmarshal
For some an XML schema is a strict set of rules for how the XML document must be structured. But…
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Java deadlock troubleshooting and resolution
One of the great things about JavaOne annual conferences is the presentation of several technical and troubleshooting labs presented by…
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Packing your Java application as one (or fat) JAR
This post will target an interesting but quite powerful concept: packing your application as single, runnable JAR file, also known…
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Bloom Filter Implementation in Java on GitHub
A Bloom Filter is a type of Set Data Structure. For those unaware, a Set Data Structure only has one main method,…
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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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