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Context and Servlet Initialization Parameters
Filed under Jakarta EE
Learn how to define and access context and servlet initialization parameters in a Java HTTP servlet application.
Java Global Exception Handler
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to globally handle all uncaught exceptions in your Java application
Create a Symbolic Link with Java
Filed under Java IO
Learn about symbolic links, and how to create them with Java
How to Set a Header on a Response with Spring
Filed under Spring Web
Learn how to set a header on a specific response or on all response in Spring.
Guide to Resilience4j
Learn how to use the most useful modules from the Resilience4j library to build resilient systems.
Monitoring Disk Usage and Other Metrics in Java
Filed under DevOps
A quick and practical guide to monitoring key metrics in Java.
How to Get the Size of an Object in Java
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical guide to getting object’s size in Java.
Java Weekly, Issue 236
Filed under Weekly Review
Some great writeups this week, as ACID transactions arrive in Spring Data MongoDB, plus a brief look at a clever language for achieving attribute-based access control in Spring Security.