In Mule ESB, in addition to existing transformers such as Byte Array to String, Object to JSON, XML to JSON,… we can use DataWeave to transform more complex data types, from input to output, in a flexible way. In this tutorial, I will introduce you… Read More
To request a SOAP Web Service with some data, we need to build this data as a SOAP message, otherwise, the SOAP Web Service will not process the request. Therefore, it is essential to understand the structure and content of a SOAP message so that… Read More
Server Push is a new performance enhancement feature for Web applications defined in HTTP/2 standards. It allows us to push images, CSS files, Javascript files, and other resources to the client before requests from the client are processed. So, as soon as the response from… Read More
In this tutorial, I will guide you all on how to push a local GIT repository into a remote GIT repository such as GitHub or Bitbucket … For example, I have a GIT repository on my machine with the following content: Now, I want to… Read More
HttpServlet is one of the Jakarta EE Servlet objects that help us build web-based applications with Java. How is it in details? Let’s find out together in this tutorial! First, I will create a new Maven project for the Jakarta EE application as an example,… Read More
From version 9 onwards, Tomcat has support for HTTP/2 but not the default. Wanting to work with HTTP/2 with Tomcat, we must have some adjustments in its configuration. In this tutorial, I will guide you. First of all, you have to make sure that you… Read More
By default, when you run Tomcat without any configuration changes, it only supports us with the usual HTTP protocol. To configure Tomcat to support SSL or HTTPS, you can change its configuration with the help of Java keystore generated using Java keytool. How is it… Read More
Java Keystore is a certificate store that contains a pair of public keys and a private key for authentication in SSL or HTTPS protocols. Java keytool is a Java tool for generating, manipulating certificates managed by Java Keystore files. In this tutorial, I will show… Read More
Tomcat is a web container used to run Java web applications. Installing Tomcat in Eclipse will make it quick and easy to develop our Java web applications in Eclipse. In this tutorial, I will guide you how to install Tomcat in Eclipse. First, we need… Read More
Note: To make it easier to manage the Node.js versions you may have to work with, I recommend you use Node Version Manager. See details here! Node.js today is no stranger to people, it is a JavaScript runtime used to develop client and server applications.… Read More
