Enterprise Java
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Drools : PHREAK Stack Based Evaluations and Backward Chaining
A while back I wrote a blog on our new algorithm: http://blog.athico.com/2013/11/rip-rete-time-to-get-phreaky.html Someone asked me about the new stack based…
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Playing with JerseyTest (Jersey 2.5.1 and DI)
I’m going to try explaining a trivial REST example. The idea is building a basic schema to start playing with…
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JArchitect v4.0 Released
JArchitect version 4.0 is now available, as announced by JArchitect v4.0 Released. JArchitect can help java developers manage a complex…
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Project Student: Maintenance Webapp (read-only)
This is part of Project Student. Other posts are Webservice Client With Jersey, Webservice Server with Jersey, Business Layer, Persistence…
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Spring from the Trenches: Invoking a Secured Method from a Scheduled Job
Let’s assume that we have implemented a Spring powered application, and secured it by using the method security expressions of…
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Sustainable peace with database changes into a Java environment
Sustainable peace for us is remove uncertainty. In this case over database changes the idea Active Record Migrations of Ruby…
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Using jOOQ with Spring: Configuration
I have had my share of performance problems caused by ORMs. Although I have to admit that most of these…
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Project Student: JPA Criteria Queries
This is part of Project Student. Other posts are Webservice Client With Jersey, Webservice Server with Jersey, Business Layer, Persistence…
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Running multiple ActiveMQ instances on one machine
A few weeks ago I started making use of Apache ActiveMQ again as the JMS provider with my Mule ESB…
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