Enterprise Java
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Random JCache stuff: multiple Providers and JMX beans
JCache (JSR 107) is the Java standard for Caching… enough said. No more introductory stuff. This is a quick fire…
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Getting started with Spark: it is possible to create lightweight RESTful application also in Java
Recently I have been writing a RESTful service using Spark, a web framework for Java (which is not related to Apache Spark). When we…
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Accessing Chronicle Engine via NFS
Overview Chronicle Engine is a data virtualisation layer. It abstracts away the complexity of accessing, manipulating and subscribing to various…
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ActiveMQ as a Message Broker for Logstash
When scaling Logstash it is common to add a message broker that is used to temporarily buffer incoming messages before…
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Apache Drill : How to Create a New Function?
Apache Drill allows users to explore any type of data using ANSI SQL. This is great, but Drill goes even…
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Monitoring DevOps Style With WildFly 9 And Jolokia
DevOps is among the hottest topic these days. And the wide range of topics around it makes it hard to…
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WebSocket Client API in Java EE 7
In this post, let’s explore the less talked about Web Socket Client API and how to leverage it within a…
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Using Hibernate Bean Validator in Java SE
The main Bean Validation page states that “Bean Validation is a Java specification which … runs in Java SE but…
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How to Develop a Highly Customizable Product
Have you ever heard: ‘We really like your product…except for a few minor details.’? And then the CIO rolls out…
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