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Programmatic Transactions in the Spring TestContext Framework
Filed under Spring Persistence, Testing
A quick and practical guide to transaction management in Spring TestContext.
Java Weekly, Issue 214
Filed under Weekly Review
This week, next-generation OAuth 2.0 support in Spring, JPA 2.2. updates, and an interesting write-up about software developers as craftmanships.
Using a Spring Cloud App Starter
Filed under Spring Cloud
Let’s have a look at how to use Spring Cloud App starters using an example which streams Twitter posts into a Hadoop Distributed File System.
Introduction to Guava Memoizer
Filed under Algorithms
Learn how to memoize results of method calls using Google Guava’s Memoizer.
Changing Tomcat HTTP Port to 80
Filed under DevOps
Learn how to configure an Apache Tomcat HTTP server to run on port 80.
Reactive WebSockets with Spring
Filed under Reactive, Spring Web
A quick and practical example of Spring Framework 5 Reactive WebSockets API.
Get Log Output in JSON
Learn how output JSON using the two most popular logging libraries, Jog4j2 and Logback.
Introduction to Javadoc
Filed under Core Java
Learn the basic usage of JavaDoc and how to generate JavaDoc HTML file.