Enterprise Java
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Spring reactive Mono.fromCallable vs Mono.justOrEmpty
In the Spring Reactive Framework, Mono is a crucial part of handling asynchronous and non-blocking streams. Two commonly used methods…
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Reactive Mono just(), defer(), create() Example
Reactive Programming is a programming paradigm that allows developers to build asynchronous, non-blocking, and event-driven applications. In the Project Reactor…
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Spring Autowiring Disabled For Specific Bean Example
In Spring, autowiring simplifies dependency injection by automatically resolving and injecting bean dependencies. However, there are scenarios where you might…
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Spring Boot Testing The Main Class
Testing is a crucial part of developing robust and reliable Spring Boot applications. While most testing efforts focus on business…
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Getting Started with Spring AI Advisors
The Spring AI Advisors API is a powerful framework that provides a structured and extensible way to intercept, modify, and…
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Apache Camel: Integrating Java with Enterprise Systems
In today’s complex enterprise environments, systems need to communicate with each other across various protocols, data formats, and technologies. Apache…
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Hilla Intro – Tutorial
Hilla is a cutting-edge web framework that enables developers to build full-stack applications seamlessly by combining Java backend services with…
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Spring Boot 3.0 vs. Quarkus: Who Leads the Race in Serverless Java Development?
In the evolving landscape of serverless and cloud-native development, frameworks like Spring Boot and Quarkus have positioned themselves as key…
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Handle the Blocking Method in Non-blocking Context Warning
With the rise of reactive programming, frameworks like Spring WebFlux provide non-blocking and asynchronous solutions for handling web requests. However,…
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