Java
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Where do the stack traces come from?
I believe that reading and understanding stack traces is an essential skill every programmer should posses in order to effectively…
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Spring Security: Prevent brute force attack
Spring Security can do lot of stuff for you. Account blocking, password salt. But what about brute force blocker. That…
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3 things Java developers should know
Here is an interesting article for those of should who have been following remotely the JavaOne 2012 conference. A recent…
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JavaOne 2012: Looking into the JVM Crystal Ball
I returned to Plaza A/B in the Hilton to attend the fourth session on Monday, but first went up to…
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JUnit Testing Spring Service and DAO (with In-Memory Database)
This post describes how to implement JUnit tests for a Spring Web Application’s Services and DAO. It is built on…
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Maven Fluido Skin and Javadoc class diagrams
I have been using Maven sites for a while, and am very happy with it. I didn’t like to have…
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Spring MVC Controller JUnit Testing
JUnit testing Spring MVC controllers is not an easy task. But recently, a new project (to be included in Spring…
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JavaOne 2012: Building Mobile Apps with HTML5 and Java
I returned to Parc 55 (Mission conference room) to see Max Katz‘s (Exadel Developer Relations) ‘Building Mobile Apps with HTML5…
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Giving up on Eclipse Juno
In my last blog I posted about my Eclipse 4.2 Juno setup; as much as a reference for me in…
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