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Java Command-Line Interfaces (Part 14): google-options
The GitHub page for google-options states that google-options is a “command line argument parsing library from the folks at Google…
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Understanding OAuth2 token authentication
1. Introduction In this tutorial, we will be understanding OAuth2 Token Authentication, such that only authenticated users and applications get a…
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Getting to know about java.nio.file.Path – 2
In Part 1 of this, we looked at most of the APIs in the java.nio.file.Path class. In this article, we…
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Streaming large JSON file with Jackson – RxJava FAQ
In the previous article, we learned how to parse excessively large XML files and turn them into RxJava streams. This time let’s…
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The Apache Ignite Native persistence, a brief overview
In-memory approaches can achieve blazing speed by putting the working set of the data into the system memory. When all…
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Spring Webflux – Kotlin DSL – a walkthrough of the implementation
In a previous blog post I had described how Spring Webflux, the reactive programming support in Spring Web Framework, uses a…
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What is JavaServer Faces (JSF) – (Part 2)
Facelets Declaration Language In part 1 I introduced the basic idea behind JavaServer Pages (JSF). In this article, I would…
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GC Explained: Heap
Generational Garbage Collectors JVM heap is divided into two different Generations. One is called Young and the second one is…
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Loading files with backpressure – RxJava FAQ
Processing file as a stream turns out to be tremendously effective and convenient. Many people seem to forget that since…
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