Michael Remijan

Michael Remijan is a System Architect at the Federal Reserve Bank St. Louis. He is co-author of 'EJB 3 In Action Second', an active blogger in the Java EE community, a Java EE Guardian, and JavaOne presenter. He has developed enterprise systems for B2C and B2B commerce, manufacturing, astronomy, agriculture, telecommunications, national defense, healthcare, and financial areas.

Core Java
Michael RemijanFebruary 13th, 2023
1 8,172
Creating, Signing, and Verifying JWT in Java
Abstract You use JWTs don’t you? Everyone does, right? But do you know how to generate, sign, and verify them?…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanApril 28th, 2020
0 404
Apache Derby Database JVM Security Policy
Abstract I have already posted a number of blogs about Derby: Derby Database Backup Multiple Derby Network Servers on the…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanApril 27th, 2020
1 7,192
Encrypt with OpenSSL, Decrypt with Java, Using OpenSSL RSA Public Private Keys
Abstract In 2017 I wrote a 3 part series on choosing the best hashing and encryption algorithms. While doing the…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanMarch 4th, 2020
1 283
Explode a WAR File Recursively
Abstract Ever need to explode a WAR file as well as exploding all JAR files in the WAR file? Ya,…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanFebruary 29th, 2020
0 534
Discovering the Magic Version Number of .class Files
Abstract What version of Java was used to create your .class files? For your own projects, this is easy to…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanFebruary 25th, 2020
0 2,506
Testing Maven Release Plugin Auto-Increment Version Number
Abstract The Maven release plugin is a very powerful tool and I rely on it heavily for coordinating software releases.…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanFebruary 2nd, 2020
0 1,069
Java Mail Sent Over TLS
Abstract The purpose of this blog is to demonstrate how to use Java Mail to send an email using an…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanFebruary 1st, 2020
0 631
Java Mail Sent Over SSL
Abstract The purpose of this blog is to demonstrate how to use Java Mail to send an email using an…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanNovember 16th, 2018
1 333
Derby Database Backup
Abstract I have already posted a number of blogs about Derby: Multiple Derby Network Servers on the same Host Apache…
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