Quick tutorial on how to use Apache CXF with the Spring Framework and how to configure it either using Java or XML.
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Mutation Testing with PITest
Filed under Testing
This article briefly introduces mutation testing using the PITest library
What’s New in Spring 4.3?
Filed under Spring
A quick and practical guide to the new and cool additional of the Spring 4.3 release.
Intro to Spring Boot Starters
Filed under Spring Boot
A quick overview of the most common Spring Boot Starters, along with examples on how to use them in a real-world project.
Using Couchbase in a Spring Application
Filed under NoSQL, Spring Persistence
Create a persistence layer in a Spring application using Couchbase.
Intro to Jedis – the Java Redis Client Library
Filed under NoSQL
An introduction to Jedis, a client library in Java for Redis – the popular in-memory data structure store that can persist on disk as well.
A Guide to Spring in Eclipse STS
A quick guide to working with Spring using the Eclipse Spring Tool Suite (STS) IDE.
AssertJ Support for Optional, Streams and LocalDate API
Filed under Testing
Learn about AssertJ Java 8 related features such as Optionals, Predicates and the new LocalDate/Time APIs.
Binary Data Formats in a Spring REST API
In this article we explore how to configure Spring REST mechanism to utilize binary data formats which we illustrate with Kryo. Moreover we show how to support multiple data formats with Google Protocol buffers.