Java
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Basic Injection / Qualifiers, Scope
This is a continuation of the DI/CDI Basics tackled last week – in this post, I’ll be discussing Basic Injection,…
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Getting started with Apache Camel using Java
Apache Camel is a very useful library that helps you process events or messages from many different sources. You may…
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Throwing Exceptions – slow and ugly
This post is about a historical experience in conjunction with recently applied performance optimization techniques. Years ago I was swearing…
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Servlet Exception and Error Handling Example Tutorial
Sometime back I wrote a post about Exception Handling in Java but when it comes to web application, we need…
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10 Subtle Best Practices when Coding Java
This is a list of 10 best practices that are more subtle than your average Josh Bloch Effective Java rule.…
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How To Implement Input Validation For REST resources
How To Implement Input Validation For REST resources The SaaS platform I’m working on has a RESTful interface that accepts XML…
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How to configure SLF4J with different logger implementations
There are many good benefits in using slf4j library as your Java application logging API layer. Here I will show…
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Apache Camel 2.12 – Backoff support for less aggressive polling routes
This is another blog post about some upcoming improvements and new features in the next Apache Camel 2.12 release. In…
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Long Polling Tomcat with Spring
“Ooh err Missus” as comedian Frankie Howerd would have said, but enough of British innuendo and double entendre because Long…
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