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.

Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanMay 25th, 2018
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Apache Derby Database Users and Permissions
Abstract Apache Derby is awesome! Especially in a Microservices environment where the data for services (may) shrink and not require…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanJanuary 11th, 2018
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Bootstrap CDI 2.0 in Java SE
Abstract This is a quick reference for bootstrapping CDI 2.0 in a Java SE application. CDI 2.0 (JSR 365) Maven…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanJanuary 5th, 2018
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JDBC Connections Cheat Sheet
Abstract This is a quick reference for JDBC connections for common databases. I seem to have to lookup this information…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanDecember 30th, 2017
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Choosing Java Cryptographic Algorithms Part 3 – Public/Private key asymmetric encryption
Abstract This is the 3rd of a three-part blog series covering Java cryptographic algorithms. The series covers how to implement…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanDecember 29th, 2017
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Choosing Java Cryptographic Algorithms Part 2 – Single key symmetric encryption
Abstract This is the 2nd of a three-part blog series covering Java cryptographic algorithms. The series covers how to implement…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanDecember 27th, 2017
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Choosing Java Cryptographic Algorithms Part 1 – Hashing
Abstract This is the 1st of a three-part blog series covering Java cryptographic algorithms. The series covers how to implement…
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Core Java
Michael RemijanJuly 14th, 2017
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Java Bean Validation Basics
This post summarizes some quick and easy examples for the most common things you would want to do with the…
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Enterprise Java
Michael RemijanJune 16th, 2017
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High Availability (HA), Session Replicated, Multi-VM Payara Cluster
Abstract While researching how to create a high availability (HA), session replicated, multi-machined Payara/GlassFish cluster I discovered I couldn’t find…
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