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- #HOWTOJakarta EEJava EEMicroProfile
#HOWTO: MicroProfile Rest Client for RESTful communication
by rieckpilby rieckpilIn one of my recent blog posts, I presented Spring’s WebClient for RESTful communication.…
- #HOWTOJakarta EEJava EEKubernetes
#HOWTO: Deploy Java EE applications to Kubernetes
by rieckpilby rieckpilKubernetes is currently the de-facto standard for deploying applications in the cloud. Every major…
With the MicroProfile release cycle of three releases every year in February, June, and…
Sending emails to your application’s clients or customers is a common enterprise use case.…
- #HOWTOJakarta EEJava EEJSF
#HOWTO: Create nice-looking JSF 2.3 applications with PrimeFaces 7.0
by rieckpilby rieckpilWith the release of PrimeFaces 7.0 in March 2019, PrimeTek team introduced over 500…
- #HOWTOJakarta EEJava EEJMS
#HOWTO: Messaging with JMS using Payara with embedded OpenMQ broker
by rieckpilby rieckpilMessaging is a key concept for distributed enterprise applications. There are a lot of…
- #HOWTOJakarta EEJava EEJAX-RS
#HOWTO: RESTEasy (WildFly – JAX-RS 2.1) file up- and downloading
by rieckpilby rieckpilIn my latest blog post, I demonstrated a solution for up- and downloading files…
- #HOWTOJakarta EEJava EEWebComponents
#HOWTO: Up- and download files with Java EE and Web Components
by rieckpilby rieckpilIn one of my last blog post, I showed you how to upload and…
- #CHEATSHEETJakarta EEJava EE
#CHEATSHEET: Java/Jakarta EE application servers
by rieckpilby rieckpilAs a Java/Jakarta EE developer, we can rely on the javax standards to work…
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