Spring MVC – How to test for view name
This post briefly demonstrates how to test for a view name in Spring MVC. Continue Reading
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Spring – Multiple names for a bean
This post demonstrates how to assign multiple names (or aliases) to a bean. Continue Reading
Using @Conditional with @Configuration in Spring
Using @Conditional with @Configuration in Spring allows us to group @Bean objects that are loaded on a specific condition without resorting to using @Profile and too many @Bean/@Conditional. Continue Reading
Upload Multiple Files with Spring Boot 1.5.10, Java 8, and Angular 5
This post shows working code fragments that upload files from a web browser. Continue Reading
IBM Bluemix, Cloud Foundry, DevOps, and Spring Boot
In this post, we’ll show how to build, and deploy Spring Boot applications in IBM Bluemix using DevOps, Continue Reading
Spring – Configurable Default Value for @Value
This post demonstrates how to use @Value that has both a configurable default value and a hard-coded final fallback value. Continue Reading
Validate Properties Files At Startup in Spring Boot
A .properties file contains lines of string pair. Each string pair consists of a parameter name (called the key), and parameter value. This post is about how to validate the parameter value at the application startup. Continue Reading
Trim String Values From Properties Files in Spring Boot
This post demonstrates how to trim string values from .properties files using SpringApplicationBuilder and a subclass of or anonymous class of StandardEnvironment supplied to the builder with overridden getProperty(String) and getProperty(String, String) methods. Continue Reading
Spring Boot – Loading Data Using a SQL Script
This post demonstrates how loading data from an SQL script for a particular database platform. This is ideal for development stage when you need some seed data to fill in existing database tables. Continue Reading
Spring Boot – Copy File to Another Directory using Apache Camel
This post demonstrates a basic use-case for using Apache Camel with Spring Boot – copy a file to another directory. This basic example will enable you to understand other concepts. Continue Reading
