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Ready to discover a way to generate usable Java classes from WSDL files and check how they are structured? That is precisely where this blog post will get you.
Finishing the last line, you’ll be equipped with all the necessary schema files and the ready-to-use service.
Sounds promising? Only if you know what WSDL files are, which will be explained too.
When it comes to data access concurrency issues, skewed writes are about as troublesome as they get. Even explaining how they happen and getting your point across can be a challenge.
With MongoDB and Spring, there is an easy and clean solution. I was excited to find and implement it in one of the current projects at Evojam and would love to share it.
Design Patterns are often described as typical solutions to common problems. But what if a solution is not that typical? Can I still call it a Pattern if it is only relevant for relational databases? And does it have to be applicable in most common Java stacks using Spring Boot, Hibernate, and JPA?
Find out how to get started with Temporal Patterns and whether they’re going to work with Spring Boot.
Do you want to start testing applications with WebSocket and Spock, but you’re afraid of running an unstable test? You know what the cinematic Spock says, “Insufficient facts always invite danger”!
Get your facts straight and learn how to avoid common mistakes with our step-by-step guide to WebSocket testing.
Google’s Angular and Facebook’s React are now most popular tools for building browser (and not only) applications. Both are great solutions. While Angular2 is still in beta it has been already tested by few Google developer teams – AdWords, GreenTea and Fiber. List of applications built with React is really long and you can find there names like Instagram, Netflix, PayPal and many more.Brutal war is coming.
If you want to connect your Scala application to MongoDB you have two choices, really. You can use the official driver, which comes in two flavors (Java Async Driver or Scala driver, which is just a facade with RxScala API). Alternatively you can go with ReactiveMongo, a completely new approach built on top of Akka.
