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Spring Data Reactive Repositories with MongoDB
Filed under NoSQL, Spring Data
Learn how you can use Spring’s reactive repositories with MongoDB at the persistence end
Returning a JSON Response from a Servlet
Filed under Jakarta EE, JSON
Learn how to create a JSON response from a Servlet
Guide to the super Java Keyword
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to use Java’s super keyword to reference the parent class.
Guide to the this Java Keyword
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to use Java’s this keyword to reference the current object.
A Guide to Spring Data Key Value
Filed under Spring Data
Learn how to use Spring Data Key Value to interact with key-value stores
Java Weekly, Issue 231
Filed under Weekly Review
This week, migrating from Java to Kotlin and to Java again, exploring Spring Boot testing, and reinventing the calendar.
Example of Downloading File in a Servlet
Filed under Jakarta EE
A simple example of creating a downloadable file and serving it from a Java Servlet application.
Spring Data REST Events with @RepositoryEventHandler
Filed under REST, Spring Data
Learn how to handle entity events in Spring Data REST.