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Being able to access APIs from major social media platforms can be used as a powerful and useful tool. Fortunately, it's not hard to do so, especially using Spring Boot, and more precisely, the Spring Social module. Spring Social offers four main projects: Spring Social Core Spring Social Facebook Spring...
David Landup
Here we present a fully-working Apache Camel Blueprint project. It provides example code for building routes, creating beans, and deploying to ServiceMix with Blueprint. In short, Blueprint is much like Spring. Really, it's a lot like Spring, but with slight differences. The Blueprint Container specification was created by the OSGi...
Scott Robinson
With the extreme prevalence of mobile apps, web apps, and desktop apps, REST services are more important than ever to provide data to its users. This data could be used for the native app, or for 3rd party developers to expand your service's reach into other apps. Either way, the...
Programming isn't easy, and adding a user interface around functionality can really make life difficult. Especially since not all UI frameworks are thread safe (including Swing). So how do we efficiently handle the UI, run the worker code, and communicate data between the two, all while keeping the UI responsive?...
As great as Maven is, it does make things a bit more complicated, including how you develop projects in different IDEs. If Maven is supposed to make building projects easier (among other things), but you can't use it in conjunction with an IDE, then what's the point? You shouldn't have...
Apache Camel is a powerful enterprise routing framework that can be used to send information any which way, with just about any protocol you'd want to use. And it's no secret how important encryption is, so using the two together just makes sense. PGP, specifically, stands for "Pretty Good...
Many times when you're parsing text you find yourself needing to split strings on a comma character (or new lines, tabs, etc.), but then what if you needed to use a comma in your string and not split on it? An example of this could be a large number. So...
Autocomplete can be very useful in just about any application, but its not trivial to implement. So here is a quick example of how you might do it in Java's Swing framework with JTextField (it should also work with JTextArea with only a few modifications). This example is a modified...
Setting the proxy server and port: System.setProperty("http.proxyHost", "proxy.example.com"); System.setProperty("http.proxyPort", "80"); For an HTTPS proxy, just change 'http' to 'https' for each property. Or you can just use the system's proxies: System.setProperty("java....
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