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Enterprise Java
Securing WebSocket using wss and HTTPS/TLS
50th tip on this blog, yaay! Tech Tip #49 explained how to secure WebSockets using username/password and Servlet Security mechanisms. This Tech Tip will explain…
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Enterprise Java
Securing WebSockets using Username/Password and Servlet Security
RFC 6455 provide a complete list of security considerations for WebSockets. Some of them are baked in the protocol itself,…
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Software Development
Data as a Service: JBoss Data Virtualization and Hadoop powering your Big Data solutions
Red Hat and Cloudera, announce the formation of a strategic alliance. From JBoss perspective, the key objective of the alliance…
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Software Development
Getting Started with Docker
If the numbers of articles, meetups, talk submissions at different conferences, tweets, and other indicators are taken into consideration, then…
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Enterprise Java
Log your miles and community runs: Java EE 7 Real World Experience
miles2run.org is an easy way to track your running activities and share with friends and families. Day-based or distance-based goals can…
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Enterprise Java
Schedule Java EE 7 Batch Jobs
Java EE 7 added the capability to perform Batch jobs in a standard way using JSR 352. …
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Enterprise Java
Using Infinispan as a persistency solution
Cross-posted from https://vaadin.com/blog/-/blogs/using-infinispan-as-a-persistency-solution. Thanks Fredrik and Matti for your permission! Various RDBMSs are the de-facto standard for persistency. Using them is…
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DevOps
Load Balance WebSockets using Apache HTTPD
JBoss EAP 6.3 provides a technology preview of WebSocket and WildFly have supported them as part of Java EE 7 compliance.…
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