HTTP Server in your Jar
I recently had the need to be able to access a couple of files from a number of computers and didn’t want to setup network shares and things. These were…
Tracking Method Access in Spring: AOP, Security, and JPA
In the world of Spring applications, understanding how your methods are accessed can be crucial for various reasons like monitoring usage patterns, auditing security, or simply gathering insights into your…
Leveraging DICOM in Spring Boot Applications
Leveraging DICOM in Spring Boot Applications DICOM, the cornerstone of medical imaging, is a specialized format for storing and transmitting medical images and related information. Integrating it into your Spring…
Spring Cloud Config Encryption: Securing Your Sensitive Data
In the realm of modern application development, the security of sensitive data, such as database credentials, API keys, and third-party service configurations, is paramount. Spring Cloud Config, a powerful component…
Sending Emails with AWS Simple Email Service (SES) and Attachments
In this blog article, we’ll delve into using Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) to send emails, both with and without attachments, directly from your applications. SES is a cost-effective, flexible,…
Simplified REST Clients with OpenFeign in Java
OpenFeign, a declarative HTTP client, simplifies REST API interactions in Java. Let’s see how: Dependency: Add OpenFeign to your project (Maven example): <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.cloud</groupId> <artifactId>spring-cloud-starter-openfeign</artifactId> </dependency> Interface: Define an interface…
Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Logging in Spring Boot: A Deep Dive with Examples and Lombok Configuration
Logging is essential for application monitoring and debugging, and Spring Boot offers both asynchronous and synchronous logging options. Let’s explore these approaches, demonstrate their usage with examples, and streamline configuration…