Enterprise Java
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Master/Slave Failover for Camel Routes
One way to implement a master/slave failover pattern is to have a cluster of instances of an application where one…
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JSF: Passing parameters to JSF action methods from page directly, a nice feature of JavaEE 6+
One of the JSF 2+ nice features presented in Java enterprise edition JavaEE 6+, is that you can pass parameters…
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Securing a JSF application with Java EE security and JBoss AS 7.x
A common requirement for enterprise applications is to have all JSF pages protected behind a login page. Sometimes you even…
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Project Student: Sharding Integration Test Data
This is part of Project Student. Other posts are Webservice Client With Jersey, Webservice Server with Jersey, Business Layer and…
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Project Student: Business Layer
This is part of Project Student. Other posts are Webservice Client With Jersey, Webservice Server with Jersey and Persistence with…
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Deployment with Drools 6.0
KieScanner The 6.0 KieScanner replaces the 5.x KnowledgeAgent. It uses embedded Maven to allow the resolving and retrieving of jars…
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Reactive Cassandra
Or an adventure on reading data reactively from Cassandra. Overview Let’s first try to define what reactive means from programming…
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Java: Using the specification pattern with JPA
This article is an introduction to using the specification pattern in Java. We also will see how we can combine…
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Entering Undertow Web server
With the arrival of Java EE 7 and the requirement to handle advanced features such as the Web Sockets API…
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