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Java Enterprise Edition (JavaEE) is a platform for enterprise computing for Java.

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In a Java EE legacy project, almost all the DAO and Service classes are written in a a way that DAO level does not catch any exception and instead the service classes catch(Exeption e) in all of their ...
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I have the following classes: public class MyCaller{ @Inject private MyService service; private void callerMethod(int arg1, String arg2){ service.serviceMethod(arg1, arg2); } }...
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I work on a large and old application consisting of a server and a fat client. Part of what the application does is handle a large-ish (a few 100MBs) database of frequently changing data (~a dozen ...
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This question is regarding the better architecture to follow for API Development in Java using any RDBMS database backend. Currently, we are using the below approach to fetch data from database and ...
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At my current company, the project I work on is coded in Java, at least for the systems / backend part. Whenever I get assigned a task dealing with the Java code, it take me hours or even days to ...
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We are working on a transformation project It has records in table entityA and entityB, which has a relation entityAB. We need to delete records in table entityA and recreate them with some other ...
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A company I work with uses a "skeleton" project as base scaffolding for each project they have. I work on several edits to the skeleton. Some of them are few lines on huge source files. What's a good ...
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What is the benefit of having multiple implementations just for doing one thing? Are there any other languages that use this concept?
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I am working to on an application which generates XML based on user input. Currently the application is in Design phase. And I am really confused on how to progress on this. Well the Idea is that: ...
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I am trying to design an app that is based on microservice architecture. Backend is written in JavaEE (micro profile, not Spring Boot), while for front-end I would use Angular5. Now I am wondering ...
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I'm having difficulties assessing a design decision regarding entity relations in a JavaEE persistence data model. Let's say I want to design a simple data model that's supposed to represent a ...
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I am new to Spring as well as layered architecture. So am a bit confused as how data flows among the different layers. What so far I have understood is: Layers: Controller (which accepts requests) ...
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I have two tables: area ( id int PK autoincrement code varchar ) products ( id int PK autoincrement name varchar area_id int PK to AREA ... ) The classes are persisted using eclipselink ...
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I am trying to understand the goals of Java EE specification. I suppose Sun could just build a software package offering all those functionalities? Kind of like Spring. Instead they thought it was ...
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I am coding a Java EE application that provides REST services via JAX-RS resource classes, the application makes extensive use of CDI. My resource classes are @RequestScoped, the application returns ...
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I want to develop application using java frameworks(spring,hibernate,strut). This application has large complex operations.I want to know what is the best between JSF and angular? As well as i want ...
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I'm working with JEE standard. I have the following layers: JPA (Eclipse Link), Data Access, Business Logic, and JSF (Primefaces). Primefaces uses MVC design pattern, so the the presentation layer ...
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I am planning to remodel my current application and I am not sure if this is the right approach. Currently I have a Java Enterprise server application with 3 web-applications and an ejb-application ...
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I'm an amateur java developer and I have been working on this web application in my current company. The application is made in the Spring MVC framework. Hibernate is used as the ORM tool while the ...
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I've a web application that consists of 3 main technologies: JSF, jax-rs and websocket. All three are coupled together with the help of CDI injection and JPA. That means that when a user login, he ...
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I've worked for a few companies and even developed projects on my own - these projects were based on Java Enterprise Edition. Sometimes with Spring Framework involved, sometimes it was a pure JEE. ...
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I have strong web-developer background, where in order to show client a demo I've uploaded a solution to demo environment and sent over a link. If case client asked to make changes, I did them in ...
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I dont know how to reduce the size of jar file. When we normally code in Java Swing the jar file is created, is there any way to reduce the size of jar file? I can't remove the images and other stuff ...
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I am fairly new to JavaEE, so I have some concepts still missing. I am learning Docker to use it in our DEV / CI Build environments. I could make it work on my machine. But for it to work in the CI ...
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We are used to Node.js / Python / Insert X. Moving to a Java EE stack, it seems to me like all of the resources are 'press this button', 'do that' without any actual architectural explanation. For ...
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