Java
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Spring and Threads: Transactions
In order to be able to use transactions with our thread we need to understand how transactions work with spring.…
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Spring and Threads: Async
Previously we started working with spring and the TaskExecutor, thus we became more familiar on how to use threads on…
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Spring and Threads: TaskExecutor
Using threads in a web application is not unusual especially when you have to develop long running tasks. Considering spring…
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Allocation free logging with log4j2
Introduction Recently I was working for a client trying to remove some GC pauses for a large well crafted Java…
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Java Command-Line Interfaces (Part 27): cli-parser
CLI Parser, originally hosted on and now archived on Google Code, is now available on GitHub. The archive Google Code…
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Java Command-Line Interfaces (Part 26): CmdOption
I became aware of the twenty-sixth featured Java-based library in this series on parsing command line arguments because of a…
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Java 9 JShell Examples: Collections Static Factory Methods
This post continues my exploration of Java9 features from my My Top Java 9 Features blog post. Here we are…
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Working with large messages using Apache Camel and ActiveMQ Artemis improved in upcoming Camel 2.21 release
Historically theĀ Apache ActiveMQ message broker was originally created in a time where large messages was measured in MB and not…
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Enabling Two-Factor Authentication For Your Web Application
Itās almost always a good idea to support two-factor authentication (2FA), especially for back-office systems. 2FA comes in many different…
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