(Alejandro Ferreira Guido) This article is about explaining the process of building an AutorizeFilter from scratch, including configuration initialization, page filter for login page and the process to get a user dinamically authenticated on a separate LDAP Windows Active Domain.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
What are JAX-RS Annotations?
(Alex Theedom) The JAX-RS API forms an important part of the Java EE platforms commitment to provide standards-driven technology. The ubiquitous nature of the internet and that recent increasing interest in the microservice architecture has put more focus on small scalable autonomous services and th
CRUD Operations In MVC Using Entity Framework With AJAX Call, jQuery, And All Validations
(Talaviya Bhavdip) This article demonstrates how to create and use an insert, update and delete recored using asp.net MVC with C# technology. In this article first of all I’ll explain the mvc and also how to make an ajax call in mvc with the server side call, then I’ll explain Entity framework and
Observing Intersection Observers
(Neil Roberts and SitePen) As developing for the web has matured and JavaScript engines have become faster, one area remains a significant bottleneck – rendering.
Learn Angular Tutorial – Part 4
(Shivprasad koirala) This is part 4 of Learn Angular tutorial. In this article we will understand how to make HTTP calls and how to create custom Angular components using Input and Outputs.
RxJava: Generating Backpressure-Aware Streams
(Tomasz Nurkiewicz) Make sure backpressure works for you throughout your entire system (without crashing) with this guide to proper RxJava use.
Create Zip Files with JavaScript
(David Walsh) While we’re doing amazing things with JavaScript on the server side, it’s important not to take our eyes off of some of the great stuff happening on the client side. One such awesome project I recently discovered was JSZip: a JavaScript library that allows you to easily generate ZIP
Postman Test Scripting with XML
(Bob Starbird) As a MarkLogic developer, I often use Postman to send requests to the MarkLogic server. MarkLogic Server can fit into an architecture in a variety of ways.
Web services in Java SE, Part 3: Creating RESTful Web services
(Jeff Friesen) Part 2 of this four-part series on Java SE Web services showed how to use the JAX-WS API to develop SOAP-based Web services. JAX-WS also supports RESTful-based Web services, which this article shows how to develop. It first defines and then builds and runs a library Web service, and n
Generating backpressure-aware streams with Flowable.generate() – RxJava FAQ
(Tomasz Nurkiewicz) RxJava is missing a factory to create an infinite stream of natural numbers. Such a stream is useful e.g. when you want to assign unique sequence numbers to possibly infinite stream of events by zipping both of them: