Java
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Given When Then in Java
tl;dr you can use labels to clarify a given-when-then style of testing. What is given-when-then? given-when-then is a commonly used…
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High Available AMQP Backed Message Channels via Spring Integration and RabbitMQ
Spring Integration message channels store messages in memory by default. This is because memory is fast, easy to implement and…
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Fine points of protection
In the article Some Sentences about Java I wrote that “Protected methods and fields can be used from classes in…
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Managing Savepoints with ADF BC
While working with ADF BC we usually rely on the framework for performing DML operations in the database. The framework…
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The Decorator Pattern With Java 8
In a recent post I described how the decorator pattern saved my day. I gave a small code snippet which…
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Java 8 Functional Programming: Lazy Instantiation
Singletons often instantiate themselves lazily, and sometimes, if the object is heavy enough, class fields can be instantiated lazily. Generally,…
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Stateless Spring Security Part 3: JWT + Social Authentication
This third and final part in my Stateless Spring Security series is about mixing previous post about JWT token based…
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Learning Netflix Governator – Part 1
I have been working with Netflix Governator for the last few days and got to try out a small sample…
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Transforming Collections with Decorators
The Decorator Pattern Ever since first learning the programming design patterns, the decorator pattern has been my favorite. It seemed…
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