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Speed up your Java coding with Lombok

We all know that one of the most annoying things in Java is the thing we need to place lots of boiler plate code when building our applications. Think for example of adding Constructors with all fields, getter and setter methods, Logger static methods, not to mention the boilerplate code to use common patterns in your Java code.

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Monitoring WildFly with Prometheus

In this tutorial we will get started with Prometheus platform, by learning how to monitor WildFly application server new metrics subsystem.

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REST Services using Thorntail

A practical use case for micro services is to provide access to resources using REST Api. As an example, we will show how to set up a JAX-RS server using Thorntail and adding Swagger UI on the top of it to easily document and consume the available services.

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How to customize WildFly applications on Openshift

In this tutorial Java EE example application on Openshift we have deployed a sample Java EE application using a database on Openshift. We will explore now other possibilities such as providing a custom application server configuration, a set of custom modules and finally we will learn how to add artifacts directly into the deployments folder of the application server.

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Getting started with Java-based Machine Learning Libraries

There are over 70 Java-based open source machine learning projects listed on the MLOSS.org website, and probably many more unlisted projects live at university servers, GitHub, or Bitbucket. In this article, we will review the major libraries and platforms, the kind of problems they can solve, the algorithms they support, and the kind of data they can work with.

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Created: 22 January 2019
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Package your Primefaces application in a JAR with Thorntail

Thorntail can be used to right-size your Java EE applications in a JAR file that can be executed without prior installation of the application server. In this guide, we will learn how to run our Hello World primefaces example HelloWorld Primefaces with Thorntail.

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Created: 19 January 2019
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Openshift Interview questions

Do you want to test your Openshift / Kubernetes knowledge ? try with our "Openshift interview questions" questions!

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Drool rules using Spring Boot

If you are interested in turning our example application from Getting started with Decision Tables in Drools in Spring Boot, have a look at this tutorial: Getting started with Drools on Spring Boot

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Getting started with Business Central Workbench

In this tutorial we will learn how to install the Business Central (formerly known as Drools workbench) and the Kie Execution Server on WildFly so that you have a full blown environment for designing and deploying your Kie assets!

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Created: 06 January 2019
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Getting started with Decision Tables in Drools

Decision Tables are a compact way of representing conditional logic, and they can be used in Drools to define business rules. In this tutorial we will learn how to design and test them with an example.

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Hibernate fetching performance tuning

Joining tables in SQL is the foundation of a relational database, as joins allow you to actually model relationships between tables. In plain JDBC, joins between tables are composed using native SQL statements. On the other hand, when using Hibernate/JPA this is greatly simplified as you will specify the relation between tables in terms of Objects. A key aspect of it is that, when you define a relationship in an ORM tool like Hibernate or JPA, you’ll also need to define the fetch type.

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  1. How to manage WildFly metrics
  2. Getting Started with Infinispan - Part 1
  3. Getting started with GraalVM
  4. How to capture WildFly lifecycle notifications
  5. Top 5 solutions for Java Http Clients
  6. Spring Boot Hello World on WildFly
  7. Configuring Persistent Storage on Openshift
  8. Getting started with Openshift using OKD
  9. Introduction to Thorntail
  10. Getting started with Podman
  11. Introduction to Continuous Integration and Delivery
  12. How to populate a dataTable from a JSON file
  13. Export your dataTable to Excel and PDF using Primefaces
  14. Using OpenTracing API with WildFly application server
  15. Configuring Applications with Eclipse MicroProfile Config

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