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Using GlassFish domain templates to easily create several customized domains
It might have happened to you to require some customization the GlassFish behavior after you create the domain in order to make the domain fit the basic requirements that you have in your organization or for your development purpose. Some of the files that we usually manipulate to customize GlassFish includes logging.properties, keystore.jks, cacert.jks, default-web.xml, server.policy and domain.xml. These [...]
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A walkthrough for the fork/join framework introduced in Java SE 7
This is a tutorial showing what the fork/join framework is and how you can use it to implement some of your parallel programming solutions…
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How REST interface covers for the absence of JMX/AMX administration and management interface in GlassFish 3.1
In this article I explain how GlassFish 3.1 provides REST administration instead of AMX/JMX administration and management interface available in GlassFish 3.0
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Updating Web application’s Spring Context from Beans definitions partially stored in the database…
Updating Web application’s Spring Context from Beans definitions partially stored in the database. The definitions stored in the database are the security provider beans and related configurations which we will load right after the context is initialized.
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Monitoring ZFS pools performance using zpool iostat
In this article you can learn how to monitor ZFS pool performance attributes using command line tools in Solaris.
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 6: Filtering directory content and walking over a file tree
In this article we discuss how to walk over a directory tree and visit all of its content down to a specific level. We also discuss how to filter content of a directory based on the file attributes to find the files we need in a directory.
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 5: Watch Service and Change Notification
In this entry we will look at one of the most waited functionalities of NIO.2. The watch and notification service which allows us to monitor changes in file system. We can monitor deletion, creation, modification and so on.
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 4: Changing File System Attributes and Permissions
In this entry you will learn how to use nio.2 to change the files and directories attributes and permissions using nio.2 included in Java 7.
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 3: File System Attributes and Permissions support in NIO.2
In two previous entries I covered Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 1: What are new features? and Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 2: The Basics In this entry I will discuss Attributes introduced in NIO.2. Using attributes we can read platform specific attributes of an element in the file system. For example to hide a [...]
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 2: The Basics
In this part we will discuss the basic classes that we will work with them to have file system operations like copying a file, dealing with symbolic links, deleting a file, and so on. I will write a separate entry to introduce classes which are new to Java 7 for dealing with streams and file [...]
