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[...] an Exception “JsonMappingException: No suitable constructor found” is thrown – as in the following example: The full exception is: 3.2. The Solution To solve this problem – just add a default [...]

[...] – let’s see how to join nested collections into a String. In the following example, we join the result of transforming each List to a String: 5. Handle null values while using [...]

[...] CharSink to write multiple lines to a file. In the following example – we write a List of names and we use a space as a line separator: 4. Write to File using [...]

[...] : We can also search for a Pattern in specific domain using findWithinHorizon() as in the following example: Note that the search horizon is simply the number of characters within which the search is [...]

[...] a lot about curation and picking the most helpful stuff I read this year: >> Baeldung Weekly Review 1 Interesting articles from week 1 of 2014. >> Baeldung Weekly Review 2 My [...]

The first week of February looks to be a productive one – some very nice resources in this one, especially around HTTP and REST. On Spring =&g [...]

At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to start to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on Baeldung. Curating my reading has made [...]

At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to start better documenting my reading habits and sharing them here with all of you. The point is two fold � [...]

[...] I usually post about Dev stuff on Google+ - you can follow me there: At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to track my [...]

[...] I usually post about Dev stuff on Google+ - you can follow me there: At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to track my [...]

[...] I usually post about Dev stuff on Google+ - you can follow me there: 1. Overview In this tutorial we’ll illustrate the most [...]

[...] I usually post about Dev stuff on Google+ - you can follow me there: At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to start to track [...]

[...] Spring Boot Useful rundown of how to configure various types of datasources with Spring Boot. >> Spring from the Trenches: Using Null Values in DbUnit Datasets “Spring from the [...]

[...] Let’s star the review with some exciting news – lots of Spring releases this week: >> Spring Boot 1.2.0 released >> Spring Boot 1.1.10 released >> Spring Framework 4.1.3 [...]

[...] it during interviewing. Very cool to see some mocking demonstrated with it as well. >> Spring Boot 1.2.0.RC2 Available Now Spring Boot is moving forward at a very fast pace, with second RC and [...]

[...] it can be set up with Spring Boot to implement a simple API. Quite useful to hit the ground running quickly. >> Streaming [...]

[...] , and if its value equal to true, a localized success message will be displayed. 5. The Spring Security Configuration The focus of this article is the frontend of the login process, not the backend [...]

[...] that complicated. I’m hoping to have the chance to implement this for a client using Spring Security and the Google Auth app – it would make for a good article. >> Java 8 Friday: [...]

[...] saw an upgrade with quite a lot of bug fixes and some security vulnerabilities patched. => Spring Security 3.2.1 and 3.0.5 Released – Spring Security has also been upgraded this week – [...]

[...] of the next Spring Data train). => Session Timeout and Concurrent Session Control with Spring Security and Spring-MVC Good look into the Spring Security options for managing sessions. => [...]

[...] At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to start better documenting my reading habits and sharing them here with all of you. The point is two fold – by curating and documenting, [...]

[...] on Google+ - you can follow me there: At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on Baeldung. 2014 has been quite the year, covering each week [...]

[...] on Google+ - you can follow me there: At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on Baeldung. 2014 has been quite the year, covering each week [...]

[...] on Google+ - you can follow me there: At the very beginning of 2014 I decided to track my reading habits and share the best stuff here, on Baeldung. 2014 has been quite the year, covering each week [...]

[...] series and learned a lot – and we’ve been tracking the entire progress here, in the weekly reviews as well. While they’re all good, this one is one of the best of the entire series. &# [...]

[...] Data Couchbase 1.0 RC1 released Technical => How I hacked Github again. Every one of my weekly reviews has one article that you simply should not miss – and this detailed security analysis [...]

[...] Up Your Build Having one must read article each week is becoming a thing for these weekly reviews. This is the one this week – there have been a few very good articles – but [...]

[...] screencast about TDD-ing a Chess Game into existence. If you’ve been reading my weekly reviews, you’re already familiar with the series, as I have recommended it several times [...]

1. Overview In this tutorial we’ll go over the best ways to deal with bidirectional relationships in Jackson. We’ll discuss the Jackson JSON inf [...]

[...] process – if successful – it will become true. Lets start by adding the field to our User entity: Note how we also set the default value of this field to false. 3. During Account Registration [...]

I usually post about Jackson and JSON stuff on Google+ - you can follow me there: 1. Overview In this tutorial, we’ll go over how to use Jackson J [...]

[...] need to configure the APT – Annotation processing tool – plugin as follows: 3. The User Entity Next – let’s take a look at the “User” entity which we are going to use in our [...]

[...] . For me – the sentiment analysis part is especially interesting. >> How to Use a Code Review to Execute Someone’s Soul I’ve been in my fair share of grueling code reviews & [...]

[...] fight your gut instinct and pick your battles in a discussion probably goes far beyond the code review setting. This is something that never came naturally to me, so I had to learn by doing and [...]

[...] and producing good quality work and not obsess or get bogged down in any one process. => Code review best practices Good pointers to get more value out of a code review. Here are another two good [...]