Java Software Architecture Tutorials and Videos: microservices, serverless, domain driven design, cloud computing, containers, etc.
Current JAX-WS deployments are tightly coupled with a container’s runtime. JAX-WS 2.2 proposed an HTTP SPI that enables a deployment to use any available Web services runtime for HTTP transport. Now that JAX-WS 2.2 is integrated into JDK 7, Java EE 6 Web profile vendors can support 109 deployments by …
To enable Sever-Side-Push in Web-Applications a lot of hacks (aka Comet/Bayeux) have been done in the past. While Comet allows to stream data to the client there are still limitations since you need a second request to talk to the server. The WebSocket spec fixes that by introducing a bi-directional …
Graal is a just-in-time compiler written in Java that works with both the HotSpot VM and the Maxine VM. It is based on a port of the HotSpot client compiler from C++ to Java, but it takes new approaches in some key areas, most notably the intermediate representation. The Graal …
Learn the software architecture principles needed to design a typical Android application. You will have a chance to see an example application that uses most of the standard Android building blocks. By the end of this talk, you will have high-level understanding on how to design an Android applications.
As the Cloud is becoming the new deployment target for many Java applications, developers have an additional set of challenges facing them, including figuring out how to manage persistence in their cloud-enabled applications and services. Developing more-flexible SaaS solutions that address multi-tenancy and extensibility while still maintaining high performance and …
SIP servlets are fundamental to adding communication capabilities to enterprise Java applications. With the advent of Long Term Evolution (LTE) deployments by telecom carriers in different parts of the world, VoIP and thus SIP servlets have taken a more central place in the enterprise communication technology space. Similarly, with the …
