[1] What is archetype version? In the context of Dropwizard, an archetype version refers to a specific version of a project template that you can use to bootstrap a new Dropwizard application. Dropwizard is a Java framework for developing RESTful web...
Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) is a framework for creating reusable components that manage business logic in large-scale applications. These components are typically managed by application servers like Glassfish, which provide services such as transacti...
Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE): Java EE also known as Jakarta EE, initially developed by Oracle and later transitioned to the Eclipse Foundation, is a platform for building enterprise-level Java applications. It's built on top of Java Standard Editio...
History Of javaEE in 1995 introduced java. but they can't develop Java alone. because of that, in 1998 they established a community called JCP(Java Community Process). people who are interested in Java development joined this community. JCP Memb...
We can create static webpages using HTML, CSS, and JS.but we can't create dynamic web pages using those stacks. At present time we use most dynamic web pages/web applications. it has a reason, we can collect data and save it into the database. ex...
@SpringBootApplication**:** The main annotation used in Spring Boot applications. It is a combination of three other annotations: @Configuration, @EnableAutoConfiguration, and @ComponentScan. @Configuration: Indicates that the class is a source of b...
In this post, we'll use the same concept as in Transaction Retries using JavaEE and CDI with BMTs. Only this time with container-managed transactions, or CMTs which is the default mode of operation with JTA. Transaction Retries in JavaEE This article...
In a previous post, we demonstrated client-side transaction retries by using meta-annotations and Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) in Spring Boot. In this post, we'll use a similar concept for a different Java stack: JavaEE (or JakartaEE as it's kno...
Introduction Apache CXF is a opensource web services framework which supports multiple types of APIs such as JAX-RS (REST) and JAX-WS (SOAP) and multple transports such as HTTP and JMS. Apache CXF is compliant with the JAX-RS which is a Java EE speci...
