Java
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Java EE CDI Qualifiers: Quick Peek
Qualifiers are the mainstay of type safety and loose coupling in Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI). Why? Without CDI, we…
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Difference between State and Strategy Design Pattern in Java
In order to make proper use of State and Strategy design Pattern in Core Java application, its important for a…
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HashMap performance improvements in Java 8
HashMap<K, V> is fast, versatile and ubiquitous data structure in every Java program. First some basics. As you probably know,…
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ActiveMQ – Network of Brokers Explained – Part 3
Now that we have understood the basics of ActiveMQ network connector in part 1 and part 2 of this blog…
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ActiveMQ – Network of Brokers Explained – Part 2
In this blog we will see how duplex network connectors work. In the previous part 1 we created a network connector from broker-1 and…
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Handy New Map Default Methods in JDK 8
The Map interface provides some handy new methods in JDK 8. Because the Map methods I cover in this post…
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Validating JAX-RS resource data with Bean Validation in Java EE 7 and WildFly
I have already approached this subject twice in the past. First, on my post Integrating Bean Validation with JAX-RS in…
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Spring test with thymeleaf for views
I am a recent convert to thymeleaf for view templating in Spring based web applications, preferring it over jsp’s. All…
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HOW-TO: Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with Maven
Spring Boot is a great piece of software allowing you to bootstrap Spring application within a few seconds. And it…
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