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Spring Component Scanning
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn about the mechanism behind Spring component scanning, and how you can tweak it to your own needs
Jetty Configuration in Eclipse
Filed under IDE
A comprehensive tutorial to getting started with the Jetty plugin in Eclipse.
Mock Static Method using JMockit
Filed under Testing
Learn how to mock static methods in Java using the JMockit library.
Hibernate Entity Lifecycle
Filed under Persistence
An overview and explanation of the states Hibernate entities go through in their lifecycle
Spring Data Composable Repositories
Filed under Spring Data
Learn how to use multiple fragments to implement a Spring Data repository
Java Constructors vs Static Factory Methods
Filed under Core Java
Learn about static factory methods in Java and why they’re sometimes preferred over constructors for instantiating and initializing objects.
Tomcat Configuration in Eclipse
Filed under IDE, Jakarta EE
A detailed tutorial to configuring Tomcat in Eclipse.
Overview of JSON Pointer
Filed under JSON
Learn how to use JSON Pointer to access, read, and update JSON data.