Java
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Getters/Setters. Evil. Period.
There is an old debate, started in 2003 by Allen Holub in this Why getter and setter methods are evil…
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Autoboxing
Autoboxing is clear for all Java developers since Java 1.5 Well, I may be too optimistic. At least all developers…
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Schedule Java EE 7 Batch Jobs
Java EE 7 added the capability to perform Batch jobs in a standard way using JSR 352. …
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Defend your Application with Hystrix
In previous post http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2014/07/rxjava-java8-java-ee-7-arquillian-bliss.html we talked about microservices and how to orchestrate them using Reactive Extensions using (RxJava). But what’s happen…
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Developing a top-down Web Service project
This is a sample chapter taken from the Advanced JAX-WS Web Services book edited by Alessio Soldano. The bottom-up approach…
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Some more unit test tips
In my previous post I showed some tips on unit testing JavaBeans. In this blog entry I will give two…
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Custom JSR 303 Bean Validation constraints for the JSR 310 New Date/Time API
With JSR 310 Java 8 finally brought us a decent date and time API. For those of you that are…
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2 Ways of Passing Properties / Parameters in Java EE 7 Batch
When it comes to the Java EE 7 Batch Processing facility, there are 2 ways in passing properties / parameters…
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Customizing HttpMessageConverters with Spring Boot and Spring MVC
Exposing a REST based endpoint for a Spring Boot application or for that matter a straight Spring MVC application is…
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