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Posting with Apache HttpClient
Filed under HTTP Client-Side
How to POST with HttpClient 4 – from a basic request, to authentication, multipart requests, uploading files and tracking the progress of long running operations.
Baeldung Weekly Review 51
Filed under Weekly Review
A quiet week with a few good articles but not a whole lot of activity overall. Also the last review of 2014 – enjoy this one.
Top 10 Articles on Baeldung from 2014
Filed under News
Here are the most read articles on the site written in 2014.
Jackson Exceptions – Problems and Solutions
The most common Jackson exceptions – the cause of the problem and the solution for each one.
Transactions with Spring and JPA
Filed under JPA, Spring Persistence
How to best set up Transactions in Spring – the configuration, Transaction Propagation and which layer should have Transactional Semantics.
Baeldung Weekly Review 50
Filed under Weekly Review
JDK 9 modularization news, Java 8 streams and Spring Boot – what more can you expect from a good week like this one?
Jackson JSON Views
How to use the @JsonView annotation in Jackson to perfectly control the serialization of your objects (without and with Spring).
Baeldung Weekly Review 49
Filed under Weekly Review
One of the more eventful weeks of the year, with some fantastic Spring Boot pieces (and new releases), musings on CQRF and a good read on Flexibility vs Simplicity.