Enterprise Java
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Using zipWhen() With Mono
With Mono zipWhen function, Java developers can elegantly manage dependencies between asynchronous operations, ensuring seamless integration within reactive applications. Let…
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@FormDataParam vs. @FormParam in Jersey
Handling form data is a fundamental aspect of building interactive and dynamic applications. When working with Jersey, a popular framework…
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Modernizing Deprecated jdbcTemplate Methods in Spring Boot 2.4.X and Beyond
The queryForObject() method in Spring’s JdbcTemplate executes a SQL query and returns a single object, typically used when expecting a…
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permitAll vs anonymous() in Spring Security
Spring Security is a powerful framework providing authentication, authorization, and other security features for Java applications. It integrates seamlessly with…
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Spring Data JPA Pagination and Sorting example
One common challenge in application development is handling large datasets while maintaining responsiveness. With databases often containing vast amounts of…
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Spring Boot REST API Timeout (with Examples)
Timeouts in REST APIs happen when an API exceeds the anticipated or permitted duration for completion within a Spring Boot…
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Spring Boot @ConditionalOnProperty Example
Spring Boot provides a plethora of annotations to simplify application development and configuration. One notable annotation among them is the…
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CATALINA_OPTS vs JAVA_OPTS in Tomcat
Apache Tomcat, often referred to as Tomcat, is an open-source web server and servlet container developed by the Apache Software…
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Utilize Spring @Cacheable on Self-Invocation
Spring Framework provides a caching mechanism to improve the performance of applications by reducing the need to recompute or retrieve…
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Securing Spring Boot 3 applications using SSL Bundles
Securing data in transit is a crucial aspect of web application security, and one effective way to achieve this is…
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