Posts Tagged: java
Maven polyglot : replacing pom.xml with scala or groovy build script
Goal of this example This example demonstrates how to create a Maven project that uses build script written in Groovy, Scala or Clojure instead of pom.xml. This is possible by using Maven Polyglot that is an official extension of Maven
Maven polyglot : replacing pom.xml with scala or groovy build script
Goal of this example This example demonstrates how to create a Maven project that uses build script written in Groovy, Scala or Clojure instead of pom.xml. This is possible by using Maven Polyglot that is an official extension of Maven
Microservice ecosystem with Docker, Spring Cloud and Spring Boot
Goal of this example This example shows how to create a “microservice ecosystem” from dockerized spring boot applications. The services are accessible internally inside docker, but external access is only in a controlled way through an API Gateway. Inside the “ecosystem” the
Microservice ecosystem with Docker, Spring Cloud and Spring Boot
Goal of this example This example shows how to create a “microservice ecosystem” from dockerized spring boot applications. The services are accessible internally inside docker, but external access is only in a controlled way through an API Gateway. Inside the “ecosystem” the
Spring hateoas example
Goal of this example Spring HATEOAS is the de facto standard to generate Hypermedia controls aware REST API using Spring MVC. Reading the official getting started makes the impression that domain from which json is generated has to extend HATEOAS specific
Spring hateoas example
Goal of this example Spring HATEOAS is the de facto standard to generate Hypermedia controls aware REST API using Spring MVC. Reading the official getting started makes the impression that domain from which json is generated has to extend HATEOAS specific
Apache Thrift Java example
Goal of this example Web services (SOAP and REST) are a very popular form of RPC (Remote Procedure Call) due to their advantages like, human readable format, extensibility, security, cross platform support, etc. This topic was well discussed previously in
Apache Thrift Java example
Goal of this example Web services (SOAP and REST) are a very popular form of RPC (Remote Procedure Call) due to their advantages like, human readable format, extensibility, security, cross platform support, etc. This topic was well discussed previously in