Plain Old WebContainer are overly bloated, complicated and cumbersome to use. The Java WARs are often bigger than whole server installations. Deployments takes longer than necessary. Monitoring capabilities are rather limited as applications in production are a “blind flight”.
This session provides a guide to the hidden gems of the JDK, knowledge usually reserved for tool authors. You will find that you don’t have to be a tool author to benefit from being able to do deeper inspection of your applications and gain greater control of threads in your …
This series of Java Algorithms tutorial cover everything there is to know about Java algorithms and data structures. An algorithm is just the steps you take to manipulate data. A data structure is the way data is arranged in memory. There are 3 main data structure operations I will focus …
In 2009, Ray Ryan gave a talk at Google I/O advocating the Model-View-Presenter pattern and the EventBus for architecting GWT applications. Since then, MVP and the EventBus have become widespread in the GWT community and several frameworks have appeared to support them. However, there’s still a lot of confusion over …
This Java tutorial explores other options in the types of parameters that can be passed to the servlet.
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