Java
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Handling Exceptions In Java
Every programmer wants to write a flawless program. That is, a program that runs without any hitch or glitch. Well,…
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Handle custom exception types in JAX-RS
JAX-RS supports handling custom exceptions — thrown in either EJBs or CID beans — to custom HTTP responses. Assuming we have an “exceptional” EJB:…
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Learning to use Wholly GraalVM!
Introduction In the post Truffle served in a Holy Graal: Graal and Truffle for polyglot language interpretation on the JVM,…
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Adding a “lite” Groovy web console to a Grails war
Suppose you have a Grails application deployed to a server – how would you go about finding out how the…
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Spring Webflux – Writing Filters
Spring Webflux is the new reactive web framework available as part of Spring 5+. The way filters were written in a…
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Continuous Delivery friendly Maven versions
A Continuous Delivery pipeline requires predictable software and dependency versions. Snapshot versions, which are common in Maven software projects, contradict…
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How to map JSON collections using JPA and Hibernate
Introduction The open-source hibernate-types project allows you to map Java objects or Jackson JsonNode as JPA entity properties. Recently, thanks…
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Configure Embedded H2 Console With Spring MVC Application
In our previous post we deployed a Spring MVC app using embedded H2 database to Tomcat. Browsing the data in…
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Java Interface – Journey Over the Years to Java 9 – Default and Private Methods
Introduction Interface in Java has evolved over the Java releases more so in Java 8 and Java 9. In this…
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