The
Java
EE 7 Platform JSR was approved a few days ago and is ready to
be released ...ta da!
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platform from the best ?
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JSR 356 defines
Java API for WebSocket 1.0. It defines a standard-based programming
model for creating WebSocket client and server endpoint. Both kind
of endpoints can be created programmatically or using annotations.
This
Tip
Of
The
Day (TOTD) provide
short snippets of how to write
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Minecraft
is a wildly popular game among elementary and middle
schoolers. The game allows players to build constructions of
textured cubes in a 3D world.
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My son has been playing the game for about a year, lets say addicted
to it. Last Fall he told me that the game is
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TOTD
#192 explained the key concepts of
JSR 352. This
Tip
Of
The
Day provides a working example of a
how to write a simple chunk step using
JSR 352 Reference
Implementation integrated in
GlassFish
4.
The source code for this sample application can be
downloaded
from here and works on
GlassFish
4 b78.
As explained in
TOTD
#192, JSR 352 defines item-oriented processing using
chunk
step and task-oriented processing using
batchlet step. A
chunk consists of a
reader that reads one item at a time, a
processor that processes one item at a time,
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TOTD
#193 explained how JAX-RS Entity Providers can be used to
provide mapping between on-the-wire representations and their
associated Java types. This blog shows how you can use Java API for
JSON Processing (JSR 353), already integrated in
GlassFish 4
promoted builds, to produce and consume JSON payload using
Entity Providers.
The source code in this blog can be
downloaded
here and runs on
GlassFish
b76.
Lets say your domain object is defined as:
public class MyObject {
private String name;
private int age;
//. . .
}
And your resource endpoint is defined as:
@Path("endpoint")
public class (more...)
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