There are few concepts and technologies which comes by default with each and every programing language and Collection is one of them. Java Collection is a very big field. It comes …
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Java and J2EE tutorials are lessons and resources aimed at teaching individuals about the Java programming language and the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) for developing enterprise applications. These tutorials cover various aspects of Java and J2EE, including the language syntax, object-oriented programming concepts, J2EE components and APIs, and best practices for developing enterprise applications.
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How to use net.jodah.ExpiringMap Maven Java Utility to Remove Expired Objects from HashMap Automatically?
Java without Java Collection is really hard to imagine. I spend almost couple of hours a day working on Java Projects for my clients. HashMap, Map, Static Objects, Java Interface are the …
How to Read config.properties value using Spring MVC ‘singleton’ Scope in Java?
Sometime back I have written a tutorial on how to read config file in tradition way. But what if you want to load it as a Spring MVC framework? It is most common that you may need to access some of …
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HTTP Response Header Retrieval: Simple Way to Get HTTP Response Header in Java – conn. getHeaderFields()
In Java, it is often necessary to retrieve the HTTP response header when working with APIs or web services. The HTTP response header contains important information about the response, such as the …
In Java How to convert Arrays to Set?
To convert an array to a set in Java, we can make use of the java.util.Arrays and java.util.HashSet classes. The Arrays.asList() method can be used to convert the array to a List, and then the HashSet …
Simple Java Thread Example: Creating and Starting Threads
What are Threads? A thread -- sometimes known as an execution context or a lightweight process--is a single sequential flow of control within a process. As a sequential flow of …
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Java FutureTask example with Callable and Runnable
Let's get started on Java FutureTask example. This class provides a base implementation of Future, with methods to start and cancel a computation, query to see if the computation is complete, …
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In Java how to find list of Countries and Sort it in Alphabetical Order?
In Java how to find list of Countries? If you have any of below questions then you are at right place. Best way to get a list of countries in Java?How to get countries list alphabetically arranged …
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What is Lock(), UnLock(), ReentrantLock(), TryLock() and How it’s different from Synchronized Block in Java?
In this tutorial we will go over Lock(), UnLock(), ReentrantLock(), TryLock() and how it's different from Synchronized Block in Java. If you have also below questions then you are at right …
What are the difference between JDBC’s Statement, PreparedStatement, and CallableStatement
JDBC Statement Types Comparison: In JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) there are 3-types of statements that we can use to interact with the DBMS (Database Management System). Go over very simple …
How to use Hamcrest assertThat() Matchers to Create JUnit testcases in Java – Complete Tutorial
How to use Hamcrest for testing? Sometime back I've written a Hello World JUnit Article with all details. In this tutorial we will go over steps on how to use Hamcrest to create JUnit for your …
Difference between String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder in Java – Example attached
In this Java tutorial we will go over difference between Java String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder. Let's get started: String: The String class represents character strings. All string …