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CXF Restful web server example
I’ve created an example of how to use Apache CXF and Spring together to create a restful web service: https://github.com/hedleyproctor/cxf-restful-server-example This example shows the key steps in creating a restful web server: Create a rest service interface class which you … Continue reading
IntelliJ Plugin Development Cookbook
This post is intended to help people writing IntelliJ plugins, with a focus on plugins for Java projects. Although the IntelliJ docs are pretty good, this post collects together lots of small “how to” instructions that I’ve found useful when … Continue reading
Gradle dependencies tutorial
Gradle has very powerful dependency management features. In this tutorial I will walk through creating a multi module Java project, and explain: How the api and implementation dependencies work How to create a custom dependency resolution strategy to: Hard fail … Continue reading
Gradle – working with files
When working with files in Gradle, the key classes are: FileCollection FileTree – which extends FileCollection Getting a FileCollection You can get a file collection by using the files() method which is always available (from the Project object). FileCollection myFiles … Continue reading
Debugging Gradle
If you are new to any tool or technology, knowing how to debug when things go wrong is a really important skill. This post gives some beginner tips on how to debug Gradle builds. Note: In the commands below, I’m … Continue reading
Error handling in Apache Camel
Scenarios When coding an integration with Apache Camel, we need to be able to deal with many different kinds of error: Bug / error in our own code, before we have communicated with the remote service. Getting a connection to … Continue reading
Gradle Release Plugin
Gradle has a release plugin that mimics the Maven release plugin behaviour. i.e. you specify a snapshot version in your build and the plugin can update the version to a released version, commit and push that. The plugin is not … Continue reading
Dependencies and Configurations in Gradle
What is a Gradle configuration? In Maven dependencies can be assigned to a given scope: compile – available on all classpaths and propagated to dependent projects provided – will be provided by your container runtime test Gradle has a much … Continue reading
Type conversion and NoTypeConversionAvailableException in Apache Camel
In Camel, type conversion of a message body can be done using the tag: <convertBodyTo type=”com.something.SomeClass”/> Camel docs on type converter: https://camel.apache.org/manual/type-converter.html Type converters are loaded from the classpath, so the imports of your OSGI module will affect what converters … Continue reading
Using test fixtures in Gradle and Maven
In Maven if you want to reuse text fixtures from one module in another module, you use the jar plugin and build a test jar. You have to specify what classes and other resources to include. Gradle has a dedicated … Continue reading