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Introduction to FindBugs 1. Overview FindBugs is an open source tool used to perform static analysis on Java code. In this article, we’re going to have a look at setting up FindBugs on a Java project and integrating it into the IDE and the Maven build. 2. FindBugs Maven Plugin… Continue Reading intro-to-findbugs
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A Guide to SirixDB 1. Overview In this tutorial, we’ll give an overview of what SirixDB is and its most important design goals. Next, we’ll give a walk through a low level cursor-based transactional API. 2. SirixDB Features SirixDB is a log-structured, temporal NoSQL document store, which stores evolutionary data.… Continue Reading sirix
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Apache CXF Support for RESTful Web Services 1. Overview This tutorial introduces Apache CXF as a framework compliant with the JAX-RS standard, which defines support of the Java ecosystem for the REpresentational State Transfer (REST) architectural pattern. Specifically, it describes step by step how to construct and publish a RESTful… Continue Reading apache-cxf-rest-api
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Understanding the JAR Manifest File 1. Introduction A Java Archive (JAR) is described by its manifest file. This article explores its many capabilities, including adding attribution, making the JAR executable, and embedding versioning information. Let’s begin, though, with a quick review of what a manifest file is. 2. The Manifest… Continue Reading java-jar-manifest
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Registration – Activate a New Account by Email 1. Overview This article continues the ongoing Registration with Spring Security series with one of the missing pieces of the registration process – verifying the user’s email to confirm their account. The registration confirmation mechanism forces the user to respond to a… Continue Reading registration-verify-user-by-email
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Key Value Store with Chronicle Map 1. Overview In this tutorial, we’re going to see how we can use the Chronicle Map for storing key-value pairs. We’ll also be creating short examples to demonstrate its behavior and usage. 2. What is a Chronicle Map? Following the documentation, “Chronicle Map is… Continue Reading java-chronicle-map
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Java – Byte Array to Reader In this quick tutorial, we’re going to convert a simple byte array to a Reader using plain Java, Guava and finally the Apache Commons IO library. This article is part of the “Java – Back to Basic” series here on Baeldung. 1. With Plain… Continue Reading java-convert-byte-array-to-reader
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Writing a Jenkins Plugin 1. Overview Jenkins is an open-source Continuous Integration server, which enables to create a custom plugin creation for particular task/environment. In this article, we’ll go through the whole process of creating an extension which adds statistics to the build output, namely, number of classes and lines… Continue Reading jenkins-custom-plugin
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How an In-Place Sorting Algorithm Works 1. Introduction In this tutorial, we’ll explain how the in-place sorting algorithm works. 2. In-Place Algorithms The in-place algorithms are those that don’t need any auxiliary data structure in order to transform the input data. Basically, it means that the algorithm doesn’t use extra… Continue Reading java-in-place-sorting
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REST Query Language with Spring and JPA Criteria 1. Overview In this first article of this new series, we’ll explore a simple query language for a REST API. We’ll make good use of Spring for the REST API and JPA 2 Criteria for the persistence aspects. Why a query language?… Continue Reading rest-search-language-spring-jpa-criteria
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