Java
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Truly Unleashing the Power of Maven and Java EE
Ambition and vision can be the undoing of great solutions, if they are too complex to use. While Maven and…
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Workshop in a Can: Setup a JBoss BRMS Full Day Workshop
Looking for an easy way to promote, present or demonstrate how easy it is to get started with JBoss Business…
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Consuming java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue as rx.Observable
Classical producer-consumer pattern is relatively simple in Java since we have java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue. To avoid busy waiting and error-prone manual locking…
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Tomcat’s Default Connector(s)
Tomcat has a couple of connectors to choose from. I’ll leave aside the APR connector, and focus on the BIO…
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Understanding Callable and Spring DeferredResult
1. Introduction Asynchronous support introduced in Servlet 3.0 offers the possibility to process an HTTP request in another thread. This…
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RESTful timers in Java EE
In this post…. Whirlwind tour of EJB timers Working with EJB timers on the fly via simple REST interface with…
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Sending JMS Messages From WildFly 8 To WebLogic 12 with Camel
System integration is a nice challenge. Especially, when you’re looking for communication standards and reliable solutions. In today’s microservices world,…
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Java 9 Early Access: A Hands-on Session with JShell – The Java REPL
How can you start using one of the coolest features of Java 9 starting today? Last weekend I finally got…
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Using Camel Routes In Java EE Components
I’ve been working with Camel since a while now and I really like it’s simplicity. Using it on top of…
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