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Calling a SOAP Web Service from the Command Line
Filed under Web Services
A quick and practical guide to calling SOAP WebServices from the command line.
Linking to an External URL in Javadoc
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to use Javadoc to link to external urls.
Java Weekly, Issue 396
Filed under Weekly Review
Java’s 6-month cadence dilemma, Panache versatility, retrying with Resilience4j, testing in Spring Boot, and a new major Cassandra version.
CQL Data Types
Filed under NoSQL
Learn about some of the different data types of the Apache Cassandra database.
Java Weekly, Issue 395
Filed under Weekly Review
Tunneling to Rust from Java, RabbitMQ streams, fewer releases for K8S, and why agile transformation fails!
Significance of Getters and Setters in Java
Filed under Core Java
Explore the pros and cons of using getters and setters in Java.
Valid @SuppressWarnings Warning Names
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical guide to @SuprressWarnings and its parameters.
Convert a String to Camel Case
Filed under Java String
Camel case text conversion can be achieved by using regular expressions, or via some library functions. We look at a couple of implementations we can add to our own code, and a couple of examples from libraries.