This article shows an example of implementing the OAuth2 Authorization Framework using Java EE and MicroProfile.
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How to make HTTP Request from a Java Program – Example Tutorial
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Blockchain and how we need a new developer playbook – JAXenter
The advent of blockchain shows we have to change how we think about development and how typical roles are changing, overlapping and becoming more fluid.
Support for Oracle Java SE now Included with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
This post announces that Oracle Java SE is now included with OCI subscriptions and that the latest releases have been added to the Oracle Cloud Developer Image.
New Java enhancement proposal – JEP 359: Records – JAXenter
A new Java enhancement proposal, JEP 359, wants to bring records to Java, a new (to Java) kind of type declaration. Let’s take a look at the future of Java.
New Java enhancement proposal – JEP 360: Sealed Types – JAXenter
A new Java enhancement proposal, JEP 360, proposes to bring sealed types to Java. Let’s take a closer look at the future of Java.
Last chance to get Early Bird tickets to JAX London! – JAXenter
The JAX London Early Bird special offer is only available until September 5, 2019 – buy your tickets now to save up to £100 and learn about Java innovation!
Use Java 13 syntax in GraalVM with Jabel · A guy with ‘Ego’ in his name
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Integration Testing with Payara Micro
It should go without saying that in any piece of development testing is important. While unit testing can (and should) be used to test the individual components which make up a piece of software, there always comes a point where the software has to have a set of integration tests ran. Mocking of components can allow code to be tested in isolation, however if overdone all that has been achieved is testing the mocks. Integration tests should be ran in as close to a realistic deployment as possible, as the more differences which exist between the test environment and a production deployment, the more scope there is for bugs to slip through. Testing of a deployed component makes getting code coverage metrics more difficult than in regular unit tests, but is still possible. Frameworks such as the Jersey Test Framework can allow unit testing of JAX-RS REST endpoints that have been created, but this is not equivalent to a truly deployed component and so features such as CDI and the MicroProfile features I am looking into cannot easily be tested this way. While not related to MicroProfile, testing of DAO code is another area which has traditionally been an integration approach, as it required a running database server, but there are now libraries available that can allow this to be tested as unit tests.
Weigh cost, flexibility in your Java cloud IDE comparisons
A Java cloud IDE can prove largely beneficial for developers. But the choice isn’t a simple one. Explore these four options for cloud-based development, and pay special attention to cost and flexibility before you make a decision.
How to parse JSON with date field in Java – Jackson @JsonDeserialize Annotation Example
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Java Annotated Monthly – September 2019 | IntelliJ IDEA Blog
Jabel – use Javac 12+ syntax when targeting Java 8 – interesting project but probably not something to stick straight into product….
Reactive meets Microservices
Learning Guides Reactive meets Microservices Reactive programming is a programming paradigm relating to data flows, and may be of ….
Create, Deploy, and Run Java apps connecting to ATP on Azure (Eclipse)
Java developers are interested in connecting their Java applications to Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) andOracle Autonomous Data Warehousing…
Can you add a non-abstract method on an interface in Java?
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