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Post a Link to the Reddit API
Filed under REST, Spring Security
A basic interaction with the Reddit API – posting a new Link, using Spring Security OAuth2.
Spring Security Registration Series
Filed under Series, Spring Security
Building a full-fledged, production ready registration for your web app is oh so much more than just putting together a simple registration page.
Spring Security Authentication Series
Filed under Series, Spring Security
How to build a production-grade Registration process for new users, and Login flow for existing users.
Jackson Date
Filed under Jackson, Java Dates
How to process dates with Jackson – marshalling and unmarshalling these to and from JSON.
The Registration Process With Spring Security
Filed under Spring Security
Implement a full registration with Spring Security and Spring MVC.
Java “Back to Basics” Tutorial
Java “Back to Basics” Tutorial – illustrating Collections and Java IO.
Cookbooks
Filed under Series
Programming Cookbooks – Guava, Mockito, Hamcrest, Jackson and the HttpClient – simple examples to play with.
HTTP Message Converters With the Spring Framework
Filed under Spring MVC
How to configure HttpMessageConverters for a REST API with Spring, and how to use these converters with the RestTemplate.