In the past, when Apache Maven was not available, if you worked with Java applications that used external libraries, you had to manually download those libraries and add them to the classpath so that your application could use them. Using Apache Maven, you will no… Read More

We often use Docker Compose to run multiple applications with the database or with other services that the application is using, at the same time, using multiple Docker containers. From version 3.1 onwards, Spring Boot also supports Docker Compose, making it much easier to develop… Read More

We use the WSDL file set to define API specs for SOAP Web Service. To easily and conveniently implement SOAP Web Service defined from the WSDL file, you can use the JAX-WS Maven Plugin to generate the necessary Java class files. How is it in… Read More

For Spring Boot applications that only work with one database, you can refer to the article Configure database in Spring Boot project using JPA Starter dependency to know how to configure the database for the application. In reality, sometimes we will work with applications that… Read More

I introduced to you the @Conditional annotation in Spring with the purpose of allowing us to define conditions for a bean to be initialized in the Spring container. We will need to implement the Condition interface with the abstract method matches() returning true or false… Read More

In the previous tutorial, I showed you how to create a Maven Archetype for a normal Maven project. For Maven multi-module projects, how to create Maven Archetype? We will find out together in this article! As an example, I will take an example project of… Read More

In this tutorial, I will show you how to use Apache Maven’s Maven Model library to analyze and get information about dependencies and plugins being used for a Maven project. First, I will create a new Maven project as an example: Maven Model dependency is… Read More