Java
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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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Writing a Hadoop MapReduce task in Java
Although Hadoop Framework itself is created with Java the MapReduce jobs can be written in many different languages. In this…
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Creating Code Coverage Reports for Unit And Integration Tests with The JaCoCo Maven Plugin
When I started using Java 7, I noticed right away that the Cobertura Maven plugin doesn’t support it. This was…
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From inside the code: Camel Routing Engine Part I
So I’ve recently re-kindled my interest in how Apache Camel works. Camel is such a powerful integration tool and is…
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Optional in Java 8 cheat sheet
java.util.Optional<T> in Java 8 is a poor cousin of scala.Option[T] and Data.Maybe in Haskell. But this doesn’t mean it’s not…
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50 Servlet Interview Questions and Answers
Servlets are very important topic of Java EE and all of the web applications framework such as Spring and Struts…
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Simple and lightweight pool implementation
Object pools are containers which contain a specified amount of objects. When an object is taken from the pool, it…
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Async Servlet Feature of Servlet 3
Before we jump into understanding what Async Servlet is, let’s try to understand why do we need it. Let’s say…
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