The Java EE 7 Tutorial is live and on this edition we feature the following: Examples for Java API for WebSocket (JSR 356), Java API for JSON Processing (JSR 353), Batch Applications for the Java Platform (JSR 352), and Concurrency Utilities for Java EE (JSR 236) – Basically all new Java EE 7 technologies. Examples for … Continue reading Java EE 7 Tutorial has been released!
Hey! In the first post of 2013, I would like to share some work we’ve been doing on the Java EE 6 Tutorial team. This month we released an updated version (6.0.8) that is now available from the Java EE SDK Update Center and here. This update has the following enhancements: New information on securing web … Continue reading Java EE 6 Tutorial: Updates and book release
Check it out: Oracle WebLogic Server 12c is a major release and includes several new features, including Java EE 6, Maven integration, and JDK 7 support. This release also includes additional features that are important for administration and monitoring of an Oracle WebLogic domain. This article will focus on one such feature: RESTful Management Services … Continue reading My new article – WebLogic RESTful Management Services: From Command Line to JavaFX
Oracle WebLogic data sources supports many databases types by default and also comes with some JDBC drivers for most of them. But, not very often, you are working with third-party databases (non-Oracle) and endup needing to download the JDBC drivers from the database provider and doing the setup on WebLogic by yourself. The steps are … Continue reading How to add third-party JDBC drivers on WebLogic
Context Dependency Injection or CDI (JSR-220 / JSR-330) is one of the greatest features of Java EE 6. It brings simplicity to a lot of areas where previous version of Java EE required tons of Interfaces, XML’s and a lot of boilerplate code to create simple things. This post is going to show some simple … Continue reading CDI Events – Synchronous x Asynchronous
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