Java
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How to monitor a Java EE DataSource
Introduction FlexyPool is an open-source framework that can monitor a DataSource connection usage. This tool come out of necessity, since…
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Motivation And Goals Of Project Jigsaw
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how Project Jigsaw may break existing code. So what do we get…
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Types of JMSContext in JMS 2.0
If you follow Java EE, the simplified API components in JMS 2.0 (Java EE 7) will not be unknown to…
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Using Camel, CDI inside Kubernetes with Fabric8
Prologue I recently blogged about Injecting Kubernetes Services with CDI. In this post I am going to take things one…
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5 Features in Java 9 that WILL Change How You Develop Software (and 2 That Won’t)
What are the most exciting features that are expected to be released in Java 9? Don’t get distracted by the…
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Querying Your Database from Millions of Fibers (Rather than Thousands of Threads)
jOOQ is a great way to do SQL in Java and Quasar fibers bring a much improved concurrency We’re excited…
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JavaFX Tip 20: A lot to show? Use Canvas!
There seem to be two kinds of JavaFX applications: the first one is using a scene graph with nodes and CSS styling, and…
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A Developers Perspective on Spring vs JavaEE
In Java community Spring vs JavaEE is a never ending debate. In such debates people form two groups consisting of…
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Injecting Kubernetes Services in CDI managed beans using Fabric8
Prologue The thing I love the most in Kubernetes is the way services are discovered. Why? Mostly because the user…
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