This post shows how to use Spring Boot and dependency injection with Apache Camel and have Spring add routes and start and stop CamelContext automatically. The Spring way for Apache Camel In the previous post, Spring Boot – Copy File
Create a Spring Boot Application using IntelliJ
Using Spring Boot is the fastest way to get up to speed in developing modern applications. But how do we create the initial codebase that works out of the box? There are three ways – by hand, the Spring Initialzr,
Access Embedded in-memory H2 Used in Spring Boot
When we use an embedded in-memory H2 database with Spring Boot, we can access the data via H2’s web console. If we use Spring Security, we need to exclude the /h2-console URL from the authentication process. You also need to
Convert Spring Boot to Deployable WAR for Tomcat
This post demonstrates how to convert your Spring Boot web application to a deployable WAR file for Tomcat.
Spring Boot – List all Beans loaded in the ApplicationContext
With Spring Boot, a lot of beans get loaded into the ApplicationContext depending on your dependencies selection. This post shows a code snippet used to list all the beans loaded in the ApplicationContext.
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.
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.
Spring Boot – Embedded ActiveMQ
This post demonstrates how to embed an ActiveMQ instance in Spring Boot and produce/consume messages with a simple example.
Spring Boot – How to use @Conditional in your own codes
This post demonstrates how to use the @Conditional annotation which is the workhorse of Spring Boot’s automatic configuration. You may also use this technique in your own codes.
Spring Boot – Access Spring ApplicationContext in JUnit Tests
This post shows how to access the Spring ApplicationContext object in JUnit tests. Now, why would we want to do that? Well, sometimes, we need to work directly with the ApplicationContext object. Spring, Java, and Other Requirements We used the