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Modify Request Body Before Reaching Controller in Spring Boot
Filed under Spring Boot, Spring MVC
Learn how to modify an HTTP request before it reaches the controller in a Spring Boot application.
Gradle Proxy Configuration
Filed under Gradle
In this tutorial, we learn how to configure Gradle to work behind a proxy server.
Java Weekly, Issue 517
Filed under Weekly Review
Last few days of Black Friday. Cascading deletes with Hibernate, Spring 6.1, String Templates, Ktor, error handling, and test data generation. A good week 🙂
Asserting Nested Map With JUnit
Filed under Testing
Learn the different ways of asserting the presence of a nested map with JUnit.
Representing Furthest Possible Date in Java
Filed under Java Dates
Learn how to represent the furthest possible date using the java.util.Date and java.lang.Long classes.
Create Table Using ASCII in a Console in Java
Filed under Java
Learn how to use the Java standard API and a third-party API to create a table using ASCII characters in Java.
Java Weekly, Issue 516
Filed under Weekly Review
Table partitioning with Spring, pattern matching, project loom, generational GC, log4shell retro, and Open Telemetry collector!
Bill Pugh Singleton Implementation
Filed under Architecture
Learn to implement the Bill Pugh Singleton pattern.