Java
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A Subtle AutoCloseable Contract Change Between Java 7 and Java 8
A nice feature of the Java 7 try-with-resources statement and the AutoCloseable type that was introduced to work with this…
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High-Concurrency HTTP Clients on the JVM
HTTP is probably the most popular application-level protocol and there are many libraries that implement it on top of network…
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Project Jigsaw: an incomplete puzzle
Mark Reinhold just recently proposed a delay of Java 9 to buy more time for completing project Jigsaw as the…
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Drools: A detailed description of internal code cleanups for fireAllRules, fireUntilHalt and Timers
In June we blogged about a new internal state machine to manage the interaction of User, Timer and Engine threads.…
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Using Spring-data With Apache Camel
Spring Data saves you a lot of time by creating smart DAOs that you can basically get for free without…
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Whether using Spring Framework or not , why we are going to lose?
A couple of fays again, on the Twitter sphere, I saw blog post by Sam Atkinson called Why I hate…
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JavaFX is Here to Stay!
The last week has seen some discussion on the web related to the future of JavaFX. Many people got the impression that…
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A Refresher – Java EE 7 At A Glance
As the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7 (EAP 7) is looming on the horizon and even the WebLogic…
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OpenMap Tutorial 3 – Build a basic map application using the MapHandler – Part 2
1. Introduction In the previous tutorial we saw how the MapHandler can wire up various components together (more specifically classes…
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