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Server Domains: All You Need to Know

Posted on Feb 17th 2016
The concept of “server domains” is familiar to those who use Sun related servers such as, GlassFish, WebLogic, Sun Java System Application Server (SJSAS), Payara, etc. Similar concepts are in other application servers, such as domains in JBoss and Wildfly, and profiles in WebSphere. This article is based … Read More

MyEclipse Twitter Chat – Recap Feb 16th

Posted on Feb 16th 2016
Hello! here is the Genuitec Twitter chat recap! in case you missed it 😉Q1 For those new to @MyEclipseIDE, what’s the difference between the Stable stream vs CI stream? A1.Stable stream has less frequent updates;the CI stream has new features that while functional, are continuing to be tweaked. … Read More

Command Handler Guide for Eclipse

Posted on Jan 28th 2016
Introduction to Command Handlers in EclipseA command is the declaration of a behavior by id.  Commands are used to declare semantic behavior and the corresponding action implementations can be defined elsewhere by handlers.There are several advantages of command handlers:Defining menu contribution and commands uses same set of extensions points … Read More

Understanding RAML

Posted on Jan 4th 2016
What is RAML? RAML stands for RESTful API Modeling Language. It is a YAML based language for defining RESTful APIs and contains all the necessary information to describe RESTful APIs. YAML is a data serialization language that is easier to read and understand than other formats like XML … Read More

Jersey vs. RESTEasy: A JAX-RS Implementation Comparison

Posted on Nov 25th 2015
IntroductionTwo frameworks have emerged to simplify the development of RESTful web services and applications in Java—Jersey and RESTEasy. These frameworks are two of the most popular implementations of the JAX-RS standard. Both frameworks provide a nice feature set that simplifies the development of REST APIs. Sometimes the implementation is … Read More
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