Mohammad Nadeem

Product Development Manager at Oracle

Hyderabad, IN

Joined May 2008

https://reachmnadeem.wordpress.com

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Tomcat and Environment Entries

Learn more about how to add environmental entries in Tomcat.

July 1, 2019

· 17,985 Views · 2 Likes

Spring Controllers Implementing Interfaces?

Want to learn more about Spring Controllers?

May 6, 2019

· 42,321 Views · 2 Likes

Don't Complicate Spring Controllers With Commotions

Don't complicate things.

April 26, 2019

· 23,418 Views · 7 Likes

Why the Constant Interface Pattern Should Be Discouraged

Check out this post to learn more about the constant interface pattern and why it should be discouraged.

April 23, 2019

· 37,860 Views · 6 Likes

Understand the driving forces behind an Enterprise Event Bus.

Updated April 15, 2019

· 46,537 Views · 7 Likes

When to Use Java 8 Default Methods in Interfaces

When should you use Java 8 default methods?

March 25, 2019

· 24,320 Views · 4 Likes

The Benefit of Using AssertThat Over Other Assert Methods

The latest JUnit4.4 release notes indicate that it's better to use AssertThat over other Assert methods.

March 22, 2019

· 32,505 Views · 6 Likes

Encryption and Signing

Learn more about encryption, signing, and the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).

March 20, 2019

· 19,120 Views · 4 Likes

The Maven Way to Add Non-Maven JARs to a Maven Project [Snippets]

Sometimes we need to add non-Maven controlled JARs into our projects. In this post, we take a quick look at a Maven-based solution for doing this!

July 18, 2017

· 27,061 Views · 13 Likes

Fixed Delay Scheduling With Quartz

In this post we take a look at how to use the Quartz library to implement Fixed Delay Scheduling. Read on for more info and some code.

January 20, 2017

· 43,475 Views · 2 Likes

A Scalable Java Thread Pool Executor

The Java Thread Pool Executor is biased towards queuing rather than spawning new threads. On the bright side, we've got couple of workarounds.

January 18, 2017

· 73,010 Views · 37 Likes

Jackson Mixin to the Rescue

See how you can use Jackson Mixin to serialize and deserialize third-party classes, keep your code base clean, and work in a more modular way.

September 28, 2016

· 108,501 Views · 14 Likes

How to Publish Your Artifacts to Maven Central

If you're wondering how to publish your artifacts to Maven central, then this step-by-step guide from Mohammad Nadeem is for you.

September 20, 2016

· 140,266 Views · 15 Likes

Running Multiple Zookeeper Instances on Single Windows Machine

This tutorial with screenshots will teach you how to run multiple instances of the popular config management software ZookeeperRunner on your local machine.

Updated September 16, 2016

· 36,749 Views · 5 Likes

Configuring a Jetty Servlet Proxy

Want to deploy some apps? See how to properly configure the Jetty servlet proxy.

September 30, 2015

· 18,195 Views · 5 Likes

Why SonarQube: An Introduction to Static Code Analysis

How do you answer the age-old question, "Is it done right?" Here's a whirlwind tour from defining software characteristics to static code analysis tools.

July 30, 2015

· 107,452 Views · 18 Likes

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The Maven Way to Add Non-Maven JARs to a Maven Project [Snippets]

Jul 19, 2017 · Duncan Brown

Unfortunately yes

A Scalable Java Thread Pool Executor

Jan 22, 2017 · Matthew Casperson

It was a typo, it should be "waiting thread", instead of "waiting queue", and it is one of the property of TransferQueue

Distributed Tasks Execution and Scheduling in Java, Powered By Redis

Sep 17, 2016 · Nikita Koksharov

I am working on a framework called dexecutor, which is basically to execute dependent tasks in a reliable way, I was abble to distribute the execution in infinispan and ignite...

Not sure if Redisson has equivaled of CompletionService, for example infinispan has DistributedExecutionCompletionService

Take Pub/Sub to the Next Level With an Enterprise Event Bus

Sep 28, 2015 · Mohammad Nadeem

Thanks for your thoughts Lars, EEB is the enabler for Event driven SOA (SOA 2.0), As SOA can can't be used in every scenario, so does Event Driven SOA, Business use case has to support it, and there are many that I know, further some of them already described in the article. For our use case, EEB really simplified the way things interact with each other, it made things very loosely coupled and it even made our system highly performant.. It is all about whether you design should support synchronous verus asynchronoys approach, and it is always backed by biz need...