Java
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Identifying Gradle Conventions
Configuration by convention has many advantages, especially in terms of conciseness because developers do not need to explicitly configure things…
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The Decorator Pattern
The Decorator Pattern One design pattern that I don’t see being used very often is Decorator. I’m not sure why this…
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Check your REST parameters!
I was doing research related to my ongoing “project student” series and realized that I had made one of the…
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Upgrading to Java 7 on Google’s AppEngine
If you are still running a Java 6 application on Google AppEngine, you’re about to get into serious trouble. Any…
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Making HTTP content compression work in netty 4
Netty is really a great framework providing all the things needed to build a high performance HTTP server. The nice…
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Hibernate: DDL Schema generation
Not so long time ago I have to work with in-memory database. This activity was related to integration testing. As…
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Master/Slave Failover for Camel Routes
One way to implement a master/slave failover pattern is to have a cluster of instances of an application where one…
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On Java Collection Waste
This article is about overhead posed by one of the most popular frameworks used – I bet there is close…
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JSF: Passing parameters to JSF action methods from page directly, a nice feature of JavaEE 6+
One of the JSF 2+ nice features presented in Java enterprise edition JavaEE 6+, is that you can pass parameters…
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