Enterprise Java
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HTTP DELETE With Request Body
HTTP DELETE is typically used to request the deletion of a resource from a server. However, unlike other HTTP methods…
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Conditionals in Spring WebFlux Reactive Flow
Spring WebFlux is a part of the Spring Framework that enables developers to build reactive, non-blocking web applications. Unlike traditional…
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Managing JWT Refresh Tokens in Spring Security: A Complete Guide
In modern applications, security is paramount, and JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) have become a popular choice for implementing stateless authentication.…
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Mastering Spring Batch: Advanced Data Processing Techniques
In the world of enterprise software, batch processing remains a cornerstone for handling large-scale data processing tasks. Whether it’s migrating…
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Spring Security 6: Enhanced Authentication and Authorization
Spring Security 6 introduces several powerful features to make authentication and authorization in Java web applications more secure, flexible, and…
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Java Quarkus LangChain4j – Building a Chatbot
Quarkus is a modern Java framework designed for cloud-native applications, offering fast startup times and efficient resource usage. LangChain4j, inspired…
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Spring Boot vs. Jakarta EE: Choosing the Right Framework for Your Java Application
When building enterprise-level Java applications, choosing the right framework can be crucial for your project’s success. Two of the most…
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Mocking HTTP Requests with Mockito
When testing RESTful services, it’s essential to validate how HTTP requests are handled and ensure responses are accurate. Mockito, combined…
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Resolving Attribute Naming Issues in Spring JPA
Spring JPA simplifies working with relational databases using the Java Persistence API (JPA), making mapping Java objects to database tables…
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