Java
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Do Primitives Need To Go?
I am currently working on an enterprise application using JSF as the view technology and JPA for the persistence layer.…
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Very fast Camels and Cloud Messaging
Apache Camel is a popular, mature, open-source integration library. It implements the Enterprise Integration Patterns which is a set of…
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Hibernate Locking Patterns – How does PESSIMISTIC_READ and PESSIMISTIC_WRITE work
Introduction Java Persistence API comes with a thorough concurrency control mechanism, supporting both implicit and explicit locking. The implicit locking…
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RESTful Charts with JAX-RS and PrimeFaces
Oftentimes, it is useful to utilize a chart for providing a visual representation of your data. PrimeFaces supplies charting solutions…
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Async abstractions using rx-java
One of the big benefits in using Rx-java for me has been the way the code looks exactly the same…
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Dropwizard, MongoDB and Gradle Experimenting
Introduction I created a small project using Dropwizard, MongoDB and Gradle. It actually started as an experimenting Guava cache as…
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Pass Streams Instead of Lists
Opening disclaimer: this isn’t always a good idea. I’ll present the idea, along with some of the reasons why it’s…
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Simplifying JAX-RS caching with CDI
This post explains (via a simple example) how you can use CDI Producers to make it a little easier to…
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Starting out with jHiccup
After writing my post on ‘How to detect and diagnose slow code in production’ I was encouraged by a reader…
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