Introduction Since the Servlet 3 specification web.xml is no longer needed for configuring your web application and has been replaced by using annotations. In this article, we will look at how to […]
Introduction reCaptcha by Google is a library used to prevent bots from submitting data to your public forms or accessing your public data. In this post, we will look at how to […]
Introduction In this article, I will show you how to make use of Mustache.js for client-side templating. In this approach, we get the JSON data from an API, developed by you or […]
Introduction In my previous posts here and here I showed you how to index data into Elasticsearch from a SQL DB using JDBC and Elasticsearch JDBC importer library. In the first article […]
Packt Publications recently published Java 9 Cookbook co-authored by me along with my co-author, a seasoned developer, Nick Samoylov. Yes!! This is my first publication and hopefully first of much more to […]
Murach’s Javascript and jQuery is a book useful for those who are beginning to learn Javascript and would want to try out jQuery as well. This book is divided into three sections: […]
Github Project page: WebUI Popover. Some of the examples: To create a closeable popover: $(“#popover-elem”).webuiPopover({ content: “Closeable content”, title: “Closeable”, closeable:true }); To create a non-dismissable popover: $(“#popover-elem”).webuiPopover({ content: “Non dismissible content”, […]
Gmail users can use Gmail’s SMTP server smtp.gmail.com to send emails from their Spring Boot apps. For this let us do some setup in the app: Provide SMTP connection properties in the application.properties […]
In Part 1 of this, we looked at most of the APIs in the java.nio.file.Path class. In this article, we will look at the remaining APIs. Using register() This API allows us […]
I was looking to install Git on a Linux server running RHEL 5.*. And using the EPEL repos helped me to locate the required Git rpm along with its dependencies. I followed the following […]
