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Rebuild a Maven repository in 3 steps

In this blog post, I will show a way to very quickly rebuild a Maven repository without having to set up a project. Step 1: Delete all artifacts Cleanse your Maven [...]
RESTful API Design

There are five principal aspects to a RESTful API specification that must be considered prior to coding an API specification. In this post I will discuss those five [...]
How to create a CentOS 7 virtual machine in VMware Workstation 15

You want to set up CentOS 7.7 in VMware Workstations 15 Player with the following configurations: two SCSI hard disks, each with 100 GB of storagetwo virtual CPUs You [...]
Jakarta EE: A Clean Slate

The announcement that Jakarta EE cannot use the javax.* namespace is great news and provides Jakarta EE with a clean slate on which to build and innovate the future of [...]
Get to Know Custom De/Serializers: JSON Binding Overview Series

The most advanced way to customize JSON Binding is with custom serializers and deserializers. JSON-B serializers and deserializers are the lowest level of customisation [...]

JSON Binding 1.0 API: 100DaysOfJavaEE8

October 23, 2017

JSON-B 1.0 Challenge JSON Binding allows fine grain control over the order in which JSON properties appear. Runtime and compile customization can be used to control [...]
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The Top 5 New Features in Java EE 8

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The much-anticipated release of Java Enterprise Edition 8 boasts two exciting new APIs (JSON-Binding 1.0 and Java EE Security 1.0) and improvements to current APIs (JAX-RS [...]
Java EE 8: Only What’s New – First Look

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JAX-RS Course Promotion

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What are JAX-RS Annotations?

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What are JAX-RS Annotations?

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Servlet 4.0 Features

Introduction The next version of Java EE will be version 8 and when it is eventually released we will see some very interesting improvements in existing APIs. One of those improvements will be the adoption of HTTP/2 to Servlet technologies. I often post about Servlet 4.0 on Twitter. Follow @readlearncode Appropriate Abstraction The Servlet API is [...]
HTTP/2.0: Why Do We Need It?
HTTP/2 Topline Features

My new book covers all new and updated Java EE 8 APIs with code examples that demonstrate how each new feature works. I cover all these APIs:

    ✓ Security 1.0
    ✓ JSON Binding 1.0
    ✓ Servlet 4.0
    ✓ JAX-RS 2.1
    ✓ Bean Validation 2.0
    ✓ CDI 2.0
    ✓ JSF 2.3
    ✓ JSON Processing 1.1
    ✓ Java Persistence API 2.2

Only what's new is included, so you won't spend time reading what you already know, only what you don't.