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Where to store static contents
Recently I am developing a new feature for my web application that must be Release Independent.
The feature requires to show some predefined data. Those data will rarely be changed or updated. Here ...
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Data Objects for each layer(DTO vs Entity vs Response objects)
Let's say I'm building a Customer web application(in Spring Boot 2), which also exposes rest end points. I'm modeling my application into 3 layers.
a) UI - CustomerDTO
b) REST - ...
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Allowing users to add their own custom fields in a Spring MVC Hibernate application - What's an ideal approach?
We all may have seen applications like JIRA, or many CRM or other applications that allow its users to define their own custom fields to an entity, and do a variety of stuff with it, like making them ...
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Handling validation/exception responses in rest-ful app
So I am facing a problem with handling all sorts of exceptions within spring-boot application. Basically project is structured:
back-end (services, repositories) <----- RestControllers <---- UI ...
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Spring Consuming Internal REST WS for MVC
Sorry in advance if this is a little confusing, it's difficult how to phrase this.
I am currently using Spring MVC with some RESTful services mixed in for some AJAX client side logic. I am looking ...
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What should be the best way to run a long operation in Java Spring?
I am working on a price comparator, one of the module of application crawls through the list of website against the product stored in the database and updates the price in the application database.
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Spring web application deployment infrastructure
I'm interested in hearing out what's out there in terms of tips and tricks on deploying and maintaining a Java web application whilst keeping agile. I'm running solo on a startup project I'd like to ...
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blurry lines between web application context layer, service layer and data access layer in spring
I'll admit I'm a spring newbie, but you can correct me if I'm wrong, this one liner looks kinda fishy in a best practices sort of way:
@RepositoryRestResource(collectionResourceRel="people"...)
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