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Enabling TLS v1.2 in Java 7
Filed under Security
Learn how to upgrade the SSL socket protocol to TLS 1.2 in Java 7.
Using Curl in Java
Filed under Networking
Learn how to use the curl tool inside a Java program.
Java instanceof Operator
Filed under Core Java
Learn about the instanceof operator in Java
Intro to Derive4J
Filed under Java
A quick and practical overview of Derive4j.
Attaching Values to Java Enum
Filed under Core Java
Explore features of the Java Enum implementation.
Java toString() Method
Filed under Java String
Learn about Java’s toString method.
Java Weekly, Issue 263
Filed under Weekly Review
A new series from Spring on integrating Boot apps with Microsoft Azure, and a quick guide on how to run tests individually and in groups with TestProject.
Check if a String Is a Pangram in Java
Filed under Java String
Learn how to determine if a Java String contains all of the letters in the alphabet