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Forward Chaining vs. Backward Chaining in Drools
1. Overview Drools is a powerful, open-source business rule management system (BRMS) written in Java. It allows developers to separate business logic from application code by writing rules in a...
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Intro to @ClassTemplate Annotation in JUnit
1. Overview JUnit Jupiter recently introduced the @ClassTemplate annotation, which allows us to execute an entire test class multiple times in different invocation contexts. Rather than repeating setup...
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Debugging Spring Boot Applications With IntelliJ IDEA
1. Introduction Spring Boot makes it easy to create powerful applications by including just a few dependencies and minimal configuration. In only a few lines, we can set up HTTP endpoints, connect to a...
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Java Weekly, Issue 608
1. Spring and Java >> New Java Benchmark for Coding LLMs puts GPT-5 at the top [foojay.io] Brokk’s new Java-heavy benchmark (93 real-world tasks) ranks GPT-5 first across performance tiers and...
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Looping Through a Map in JSP
1. Overview When we build JSP pages in Java web applications, we often encounter situations where we need to iterate over a Map and display its content in the UI. In this tutorial, let’s walk through...
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Time Manipulation With Instant and Long
1. Overview Efficient time manipulation is necessary in many applications. We need methods to retrieve, format, and perform maths on time-representing variables. In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to...
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Apache Camel’s KServe Component: Inference via Model Serving
1. Overview In today’s fast-paced world of AI service development, there is a vast array of pre-trained AI models and numerous model-serving platforms, such as TensorFlow and NVIDIA Triton, available...
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Get String Value From a Java Field via Reflection
1. Introduction In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to get a String value from a Java field using reflection. Reflection in Java is a powerful feature that allows us to inspect and interact with classes,...
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Google Cloud and Spring AI
1. Overview Spring AI is an application framework with a common interface for various LLMs that helps us to integrate them into our Spring Boot applications. In this tutorial, we’ll explore how we...
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Using HTTPS With Jersey Client in Java
1. Introduction In this quick tutorial, we’ll explore how to configure the Jersey Client to work with HTTPS endpoints in Java. We’ll start with basic SSL configuration using JVM parameters and progress...
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Programmatic Bean Registration Mechanism With BeanRegistrar in Spring
1. Overview Spring beans are typically registered declaratively via annotations like @Component or @Bean. But in some cases, we need more flexibility that we only have with programmatic registration,...
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How to Separate Paragraphs in Javadocs
1. Introduction In large codebases, well-written Javadocs are as important as the code itself. One of the simplest techniques for enhancing the readability of Javadocs is splitting long descriptions...
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