This is the second tutorial about Quarkus Testing. In this article we will learn how to test Quarkus applications that require Integration tests with external resources such as Databases, Messaging Brokers, Identity Servers and more.
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Managing MBeans with WildFly
This article shows how to get a list of all MBeans which are available on WildFly, along with attributes and operations available.
How to use Camel extensions in Quarkus
Camel is the open source swiss knife framework for integration, with over 300 components allowing the integration between external systems. In this article we will learn how to use Camel extensions for Quarkus to build powerful Java Integrations.
How to run jBPM REST API in Spring Boot
This is a quick article to discuss how to configure jBPM projects with Spring Boot to include the Swagger UI. The Swagger UI is an handy wrapper to invoke jBPM REST API.
Getting started with ZGC Garbage collector
This article will discuss the Java ZGC garbage collector and how you can configure and use it to meet your needs in modern Java applications. What is the Java ZGC? The Java ZGC is a scalable low latency garbage collector that is production-ready since Java 15. The ZGC Collector is designed to minimize GC pauses, … Read more
RestEasy Client API made simple
This article introduces you to an example application which uses RESTEasy Client library to access a remote REST Service.
How to manage Transactions in Quarkus
This article launches you on a tour of Transaction Management in Quarkus applications by focusing on the standard declarative approach and the new programmatic transaction API.
Suspending and resuming WildFly
One useful feature of WildFly is the ability to suspend and resume the server, which allows you to temporarily stop the server from accepting new requests and resume it when needed. This can be useful in a variety of scenarios, such as when you need to perform maintenance on the server or deploy a new application.
In this tutorial, we will take a closer look at the suspend and resume feature of WildFly and show you how to use it from the command line. We will also discuss some of the benefits and potential use cases for this feature.
Using the default Servlet in WildFly applications
This article will teach you how to use the default Servlet available in Undertow Web Server for some concerns, such as directory listing or static resources serving.
What’s new in Jakarta EE 10
Jakarta EE 10 is the first major release of Jakarta EE since the “jakarta” namespace update. Many of the component specifications are introducing Major or Minor version updates that are going to reflect in the implementation APIs. Let’s learn in this article what is new with Jakarta EE 10.