This post describes how to configure the JAVA_HOME environment variable required by many enterprise tools, frameworks, and CMSes. For instance, Liferay, Tomcat, etc. will use this variable to work properly. In case you have changed your default shell (Bash) that comes with OS X out-of-the-box, please read How to set JAVA_HOME in Mac OS X High […]
Read MoreThis configuration is useful when you decided to change your default shell in OS X, for example in our case we have Fish shell and it will not have the JAVA_HOME set out-of-the-box. Are you looking for the instructions about how to set the JAVA_HOME for Bash? Visit How to set JAVA_HOME in Mac OS X High […]
Read MoreA really brief intro Hibernate is one of the most incredible Object Relational Mapper (ORM engine) that we have to make scalable and secure Java Enterprise Applications. Today, I going to explain you, how to configure your session factory field by field in order to have a basic connection to a datasource (in this case […]
Read MoreAny Java Enterprise Application that manipulates responses will need to return status codes depending on the execution of the code. So, here is one of the easiest ways to return a status code without the classical numbers like 200, 404, 400, etc. // This method returns HttpStatus.OK (200) in case a wiki page exists, or […]
Read MoreHello friend, today I am going to show you how to user a String[] array as an input parameter of a request. This is useful when you want to receive a series of values and then use them for any purpose. So, let’s get started. Imagine you are creating a controller to read all pages of a […]
Read MoreToday, I would like to show you an example of a custom query to an LDAP, this query obtains a multi-valued LDAP attribute. Situation Imagine you need to know the associated user ids that are linked to an existing user, so you know the name of the LDAP attribute which is “associatedUserID”, and of course […]
Read MoreToday, I would like to share an easy way to parse a JSON string into a List of Java objects in a few lines of code. Imagine the situation where you need to create a List of complex objects from a JSON array in Java, for example if we have this kind of input: [ […]
Read MoreSometimes when you do a request to a Java service you will need to add some custom headers in the response, for example, today I was creating a service to get the current logged user data and I realized one client was storing (creating a cache) the response and sometimes the service was not working […]
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