The AWS SDK for Java and the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse enable developers to easily manage AWS resources, quickly build web scale Java applications that interact with AWS services, and deploy those applications to the AWS platform. Learn what functionality the AWS SDK for Java and the AWS Toolkit provide, …
The hottest topic related to enterprise Java applications is security, for which Java EE provides a fair amount of flexibility. This session focuses on how the top 10 Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) application security concerns—including broken authentication and session management, failure to restrict URL access, and security misconfiguration—can …
This short video provides a simple example of how to use JUnit with Netbeans.
You’ve probably heard about the new Lambda feature that’s going to be in Java 8. What might not be obvious is why Lambda is important and how you can use it effectively. This session re-examines familiar programming constructs, taking apart several simple examples and putting them together in a new, …
Groovy is the fastest growing JVM language out there. It might be because it is so easy for Java developers to pick it up, but also because there’s an increasing number of projects and libraries that make use of Groovy as the starting point. In this session we’ll cover Griffon.
Greg Luck, founder of Ehcache and spec lead for JSR107, walks you through this important new caching standard, which will form part of Java EE 7.
