Java
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Why a synchronized StringBuffer was never a good idea
Introduction StringBuffer is a synchronized class for mutable strings. The main problem with making it synchronized is that It was…
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Simulation of time consuming actions in integration tests
Quite recently in one of my projects I had a situation in which I needed to create an integration test…
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Spring AOP in security – controlling creation of UI components via aspects
The following post will show how in one of the projects that I took part in we used Spring’s AOP…
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XStream – XStreamely easy way to work with XML data in Java
From time to time there is a moment when we have to deal with XML data. And most of the…
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Fault Injection with Byteman and JUnit
The time when our applications lived in isolation have passed long-long ago. Nowadays applications are a very complicated beasts talking…
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Install local jar with Maven
1. The Problem and the options Maven is a very versatile tool and its available public repositories are second to…
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Getting started with ElasticSearch
A quick introduction to ElasticSearch, an open source, ditributed and RESTful search engine based on lucene, and how easily you…
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Package your classes by Feature and not by Layers
Most of the enterprise Java applications share some similarities in their design. Mostly the packaging of these applications are driven…
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Spring MVC + Hibernate + Maven: CRUD operations example
In this article I want to examine an example of Spring MVC + Hibernate + Maven usage. This set of…
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