In the 4th part of our Java interview series, we talk about the door that closes & the one that opens. Can you guess what technologies we’re talking about?
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Java Multithreading | Udemy
Unveiling the mysteries of multithreading in Java. The ultimate Java multithreading course
Top 5 Spring + Microservice Courses for Advanced Java Developers
Microservices is the new buzzword in software development word, particularly on Java side, but it’s been in practice for quite some time…
Java release chains – Splitting features from security
There is now a Java release every 6 months – March and September. It started with Java 9 and we’re about to get Java 11. But should you ju…
20 Useful Libraries Java Programmers Should Know – DZone Java
This post introduces the top 20 open source libraries that Java programmers should be using, with libraries pertaining to logging, unit testing, HTTP, and more.
Step-by-step SOAP web services example in Java using Eclipse
In this world of containers and microservices, we place a great deal of emphasis on REST-based services. But there is still a place for SOAP-based web services as well. This step-by-step SOAP web services example in Java using Eclipse shows the ins and outs of modern SOAP-based development.
Call Methods at Runtime Using Java Reflection | Baeldung
A quick and practical guide to runtime method invocation using the Java Reflection API.
Hibernate performance tuning tips – Vlad Mihalcea
Learn the most common Hibernate performance issues and various performance tuning tips to boost up application performance.
Java EE Adoption Interview With Hamed Hatami – DZone Java
In this post, we take a look at one developer’s insights into the world of Java EE, explaining his thoughts behind using this platform for app development.
Automatic Tracing of Java EE Applications With WildFly 14 and Jaeger – DZone Java
In this tutorial, we demonstrate one way to enhance your Java EE applications by enabling automatic tracing capabilities with Wildfly 14 and Jaeger.
Ultra-Low Latency Querying with Java Streams and In-JVM-Memory
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Java Weekly, Issue 246 | Baeldung
Native support for the maven surefire and failsafe plugins finally comes to JUnit 5, plus a fresh look at the four pillars of continuous testing.
【東京】JJUGナイトセミナー「Jakarta EE, MicroProfile, Payara が目指すもの」
2018-09-28(金)19:00 – 21:00 ※本セミナーはPayara Services Ltdのスポンサーイベントとなります。Jakarta EE (Java EE) が Eclipse Foundation の下で再スタートを切ってから約1年が経ち、MicroProfile も次のステージに向かおうとしています。クラウド・ネイティブやマイクロサービスの時代を見据えたコミュニティ主導によるエンタープライズ Java が、本格的に動き出そうとしています。Jakarta EE と MicroProfile が今どこにいて、今後どのような方向に向かっていくのか、これら双方にお…
Java String split() method example – HowToDoInJava
The Java String split() returns string array after it splits the string around matches of the method argument regular expression or delimiter(s).
Pass parameter from C/C++ JNI to Java and get modified value
Short Question:Passing a parameter from C++/C JNI to Java method who supposed to modify. Will the modified result available back in C/C++ JNI? Is there any way to do it? Other than return and a