This article shares a developer’s experience converting a Java Spring Boot microservice to Kotlin, covering why Kotlin is attractive, required Maven plugins and dependencies, code‑migration quirks such as open classes and @Jvm annotations, testing hurdles, and the final decision to revert to Java.
This article introduces the open‑source MapStruct library for Java, showing how to configure Maven dependencies, define entity and DTO classes with Lombok, create mapper interfaces, and perform simple and advanced object conversions such as list mapping, multi‑object merging, and default value handling.
This guide walks through installing OpenOffice on a Windows server, launching its headless service, adding jodconverter dependencies to a Spring Boot project, configuring conversion settings, writing a controller to transform DOC files into HTML, and invoking the endpoint from a Vue front‑end, with troubleshooting tips.
This article introduces three essential code‑quality tools—SonarLint, SonarQube, and the Alibaba code‑convention plugin—explaining their installation, basic usage, integration with Maven, and how they help developers detect code smells, enforce standards, and quantify quality metrics in Java projects.
This article explains how to package a Spring Boot application using Maven profiles and the maven‑assembly‑plugin, generate a zip deployment package, and manage the deployment with a custom shell script that supports unzip, start, stop, and restart operations across different environments.
This article provides a detailed introduction to Maven, covering why to use it, its core concepts, installation steps, project structure, essential commands, dependency management, lifecycle phases, and integration with Eclipse, offering practical code examples and configuration snippets for Java developers.
This article explains Maven’s repository types, dependency declaration, conflict resolution strategies, best‑practice tips, standard directory layout, lifecycle phases, and scope definitions, providing Java developers with the knowledge needed to use Maven confidently in multi‑module projects.
This guide explains how to detect, visualize, and resolve Maven dependency conflicts by using the dependency tree, understanding transitivity and the nearest‑wins rule, managing versions with dependencyManagement, applying scopes, exclusions, and optional flags, and following best practices such as centralizing versions in a parent POM and regularly running analysis tools.
This article details the final updates to the DCS_FunTester distributed testing framework, covering Gradle multi‑module configuration, dependency handling, result aggregation, task dispatch, health‑check endpoints, and registration optimizations with practical code examples in Java and Maven.
This guide explains what Tekton is, outlines its core CRDs, shows how to deploy it on a Kubernetes cluster, and provides a step‑by‑step example that builds, containers, and deploys a Spring Boot application using Maven, Docker, and Tekton pipelines.
This guide walks through installing Hadoop on Windows, configuring environment variables and XML files, adding the required winutils binaries, verifying the setup with HDFS shell commands, and then building a Maven project that uses the Java API to list and inspect files in HDFS.
This article introduces Mockito, a Java mocking framework, explains when to use it for testing code with external dependencies, and provides step‑by‑step guidance—including Maven setup, creating mock objects in Scala, and configuring mock behavior—complete with code snippets and reference links.
This article introduces IntelliJ IDEA plugin installation methods—online and offline—and provides concise overviews of more than twenty essential plugins, including Lombok, RestfulTool, MyBatis helpers, code quality tools, and visual enhancements, helping Java developers boost productivity and code quality.
Flyway is an open‑source database migration tool that version‑controls SQL scripts, supports many databases, and integrates with Maven and Spring to automate schema changes across environments, offering commands such as migrate, clean, info, validate, baseline, undo and repair, with detailed configuration examples.
This guide explains how to download Selenium 4 alpha‑7 for various languages and shows step‑by‑step updates for Maven pom.xml and Gradle build.gradle files, including necessary dependencies and a complete demo configuration for Java test automation.
This guide explains how JRebel eliminates the need to restart Tomcat by enabling hot‑deployment of class and Spring configuration changes, covering two installation methods—adding JVM parameters to Tomcat and using the IntelliJ IDEA plugin—plus detailed configuration for Windows, Linux, Mac, Maven, and Gradle.
This article explains how to shrink large Spring Boot fat JAR files by separating dependencies into a lib directory and creating small business JARs, covering three optimization levels—including standard dependency separation, merging modules into a shared lib, and handling system‑scope third‑party SDKs—complete with Maven configurations and code examples.
This article explains Jenkins declarative pipeline syntax, showing how to define pipelines, agents, stages, and steps with code examples—including simple and Docker‑based pipelines—and describes optional elements such as environment variables, options, tools, triggers, parameters, and post‑actions, providing a practical guide for DevOps practitioners.
The 2021 JVM ecosystem report, based on responses from over 2,000 Java developers worldwide, shows OpenJDK now dominates with 77% market share, Java 11 surpasses Java 8 in production, Kotlin gains traction, IntelliJ IDEA leads IDE usage, and Maven remains the top build tool.
This article chronicles my step‑by‑step journey of learning Apache RocketMQ, from downloading the source and building it with Maven, configuring mirrors, launching NameServer, Broker, Producer and Consumer on Windows, to exploring the system’s architecture and design principles.
This guide explains why Maven's default remote repository can be slow, shows how to configure fast Chinese mirrors such as Alibaba Cloud, NetEase, or Tencent Cloud, and demonstrates how to set these mirrors globally in IntelliJ IDEA so every new project downloads dependencies quickly.
This article presents a comprehensive set of practical guidelines for Spring Cloud microservice development, covering Maven project structure, core and starter modules, versioning conventions, service invocation via SDK and Feign, RESTful API design rules, and gateway responsibilities such as access control and gray release.
This article explains why large Android projects need componentization, describes the concepts of modularization and componentization, presents a detailed component architecture, and provides step‑by‑step solutions for independent debugging, routing, inter‑component communication, fragment retrieval, application lifecycle distribution, and migration of legacy projects, complete with Gradle and ARouter code examples.
This article explains how to shrink large Spring Boot fat JARs by extracting common dependencies into a shared lib directory and building lightweight business JARs, offering step‑by‑step Maven configurations for four optimization levels that dramatically reduce deployment size and improve update speed for both monolithic and microservice projects.
This article explains how to break down large Spring Boot fat JARs by extracting dependencies into a shared lib directory and packaging only the business code, reducing single‑service JARs to a few hundred kilobytes and cutting total deployment size from gigabytes to a few hundred megabytes.
This article introduces the BizLog SDK for Spring Boot, explains how to add the Maven dependency, enable the @EnableLogRecord switch, use @LogRecordAnnotation for various logging scenarios, customize operators, details, categories, and parse functions, and shows how to extend the framework with custom services and implementations.
This article describes a solution that merges incremental unit test coverage into overall test environment coverage by leveraging Maven Surefire Report Plugin and JaCoCo, detailing steps from CI platform integration, plugin configuration, report generation, to coverage platform processing, enabling comprehensive coverage analysis for release admission.
This tutorial walks you through installing and using SonarLint for on‑the‑fly code smell detection, setting up SonarQube as a centralized quality platform, configuring Maven integration, and leveraging Alibaba's coding standards to quantify and improve software quality.
This guide walks you through installing Nacos Server from source, starting it in standalone mode, using its management console, registering services and configurations via curl, and finally integrating Nacos with a Spring Cloud application for service discovery and config management.
This article introduces SonarLint and SonarQube, explains how to install and configure them, demonstrates code analysis and rule customization, shows integration with Maven via the sonar‑maven‑plugin, and highlights Alibaba's coding standards as a practical example of improving software quality.
This guide walks through creating a SpringBoot multi‑module project integrated with MyBatis and Shiro, covering Maven module setup, dependency versions, bean scanning nuances, unit‑test annotations, custom Realm configuration, common pitfalls, and provides a demo repository for reference.
This article explains how to create a reusable backend foundation for new Spring Boot projects by assembling common utilities such as Swagger API documentation, MyBatis‑Plus code generation, unified response objects, pagination helpers, custom exception handling, multi‑environment Maven and Spring profiles, logback configuration, and a Jenkins pipeline.
This article explains how to package a Spring Boot application using Maven's assembly plugin, configure environment-specific profiles, and deploy the resulting zip with a custom shell script that supports start, stop, restart, and unzip operations on Linux.
This guide walks you through installing and using SonarLint for on‑the‑fly code smell detection, setting up SonarQube as a centralized quality platform, integrating it with Maven via the sonar‑maven‑plugin, and applying Alibaba's coding standards to achieve measurable improvements in code health.
This article explains how to break down large Spring Boot fat JARs into a small business JAR and a shared lib directory, covering four optimization levels for single‑module and multi‑module microservice projects, and demonstrates Maven configurations that shrink deployment packages from hundreds of megabytes to a few hundred kilobytes.
EasyJDBC is a Java library built on Spring's JdbcTemplate that adds JPA‑style annotations, dynamic entity mapping, chainable query APIs, and broad database support, with Maven coordinates for both core and Spring Boot starter packages and a detailed changelog for version 2.1.0.
This article explains how Spring Boot's spring-boot-maven-plugin creates an executable fat JAR, details its internal structure, the purpose of the JarLauncher class, and the custom class loading mechanisms used to launch the application, including code examples and manifest analysis.
This article explains why multiple Java logging frameworks often clash in SpringBoot and Dubbo projects, outlines the root causes such as transitive dependencies and duplicate versions, and provides step‑by‑step Maven configurations and adaptation techniques to unify logging under a single implementation.
This article introduces the BizLog SDK for Spring Boot, explaining how to add Maven dependencies, enable logging with @EnableLogRecord, configure log records using @LogRecordAnnotation for success, failure, categories, details, operators, custom parsing functions, and shows how to extend the framework with custom services and implementations.
This guide introduces the Java‑based Geotools library, explains how to set up a Spring Boot project with Maven dependencies, and walks through a complete quickstart example that loads a shapefile, renders it with a map frame, and clarifies the required .shp, .shx, and .dbf components.
This tutorial walks through upgrading a Spring Boot 2.x project to Java 11, updating dependencies such as MyBatis and MySQL connector, configuring the Baidu UID generator database schema, adjusting MySQL settings, and building a uid‑provider microservice with full Maven and code examples.
The Spring nohttp project is an open‑source tool that scans and replaces insecure http:// URLs with HTTPS, preventing man‑in‑the‑middle attacks, updating Maven and documentation links, offering multiple modules and a command‑line interface, and providing example XML configuration for secure classpath resolution.
This article introduces Gradle as a modern Java build tool, explains how to install it via binaries or package managers, demonstrates using the Gradle wrapper, details dependency scopes, describes custom tasks and plugins, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for configuring mirrors and proxy settings to improve download speed and reliability.
This guide explains how to replace TestNG's default report with a custom BeautifulReport template in a Java Maven project, covering Maven dependency configuration, creating a TestReportListener, updating testng.xml, adding an HTML template, and viewing the generated report with detailed test results.
This article introduces TestNG, an open‑source Java testing framework, outlines its key features and annotations, demonstrates how to set it up in Maven, and provides detailed code examples for basic annotations, suite configuration, test grouping, and disabling tests.
This article explains Jenkins declarative pipelines, showing how to define pipelines in a Jenkinsfile, use agents, stages, steps, and optional features like Docker agents, environment variables, timeouts, and post‑actions, with practical code examples for building and archiving Java applications.
This article introduces Apache POI, the Java API for Microsoft Office documents, explains its core components such as Workbook, Sheet, Row, and Cell, and provides detailed code examples for creating, reading, and converting Java object lists to Excel files, including Maven dependencies and annotation usage.
This guide explains how to set up Alibaba's open‑source Java diagnostic tool Arthas using four methods—running the jar locally, accessing the Web Console, adding it as a Maven dependency, and deploying via Docker—so developers can quickly troubleshoot bugs in production environments.
This article compares IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse project structures, explains the role of .classpath, .project, and .settings files, demonstrates how Maven standardizes builds across IDEs, and provides step‑by‑step guidance for creating and importing Maven projects in both environments.
This article explains the drawbacks of Maven, introduces Gradle as a modern Java build tool, and provides step‑by‑step guidance on installing Gradle, using the Gradle wrapper, managing dependencies, configuring mirrors and proxies, and highlights Gradle’s speed, flexibility, and concise DSL compared to Maven.
This article explains the purpose of the mvnw and mvnw.cmd wrapper scripts generated by Spring Initializr, detailing how they check for Maven, Java, and version compatibility, and how to run them to build a Spring Boot project on Windows and Linux.
This guide explains why multiple Netty jar versions cause runtime errors, shows how to use the Arthas tool to inspect loaded classes and methods, and provides Maven commands and pom.xml techniques to locate and eliminate version conflicts in Java backend projects.
This article introduces MapStruct, explains why traditional JavaBean conversion methods like reflection are inefficient, shows how to set up Maven dependencies, define entities and DTOs, write mapper interfaces, run tests, and highlights the performance, debugging, simplicity, and dependency‑free advantages of the generated code.
This article introduces MapStruct, a type‑safe, high‑performance, dependency‑free Java bean mapping annotation processor, explains the problems with manual and reflection‑based conversions, provides step‑by‑step Maven setup, entity/DTO definitions, mapper interface, and a JUnit test, and discusses its performance, debugging, and simplicity advantages.
This article provides a detailed, step‑by‑step guide to Maven, covering why to use it, its core concepts, installation, project structure, pom.xml coordinates, dependency scopes, lifecycle phases, advanced features like transitive dependencies, build configuration, and how to integrate Maven with Eclipse for Java development.
This guide explains how Flyway automates database schema migrations using version‑controlled SQL scripts, covering its core concepts, naming conventions, command‑line usage, Maven integration, and seamless Spring Boot configuration to keep databases in sync with application releases.
Payment Spring Boot is a lightweight Java library that implements WeChat Pay V3 for Spring Boot applications, offering easy configuration, multi‑merchant support, Alipay integration, and features such as basic payments, combined orders, vouchers, PayScore, and pre‑enjoy cards, with Maven coordinates and a changelog provided.
The BeetlSQL 3.1.5 update resolves two persistent bugs related to @Version and @LogicDelete annotations, provides the Maven dependency snippet, and outlines its broad support for traditional databases, big‑data stores, IoT time‑series databases, SQL query engines, and in‑memory databases.
Faced with network latency and only a Docker container available, this guide compares two practical ways to run Groovy test scripts—packaging the test class into a JAR and invoking its main method, or using a reflection utility to call methods dynamically—complete with code samples, Maven commands, and execution results.
This article explains how to integrate JUnit unit testing into Jenkins pipelines using Maven and Spring Boot, covering project setup, dependency configuration, test case creation, Jenkins job configuration, and result reporting to achieve fully automated testing in a DevOps workflow.
This article provides a detailed overview of Maven, covering its purpose, project structure, build lifecycle phases, dependency coordinates and scopes, repository types, plugin mechanisms, aggregation and inheritance, as well as flexible configuration using properties and profiles, all illustrated with practical code examples.
This article introduces Kotlin’s growing role in backend development, explains its interoperability with Java, and walks through creating a Spring Boot microservice using Kotlin, including project setup with Spring Initializr, Maven configuration, and sample code for a simple web endpoint, illustrating the benefits of concise Kotlin syntax.
This article introduces Kotlin for backend development, explains why Kotlin works well with Spring Boot, and provides a step‑by‑step tutorial—including Maven setup, essential dependencies, and sample Kotlin code—to create a simple Spring Boot web application.
This guide explains how misusing Maven's optional and scope elements can bloat JAR/WAR files and slow compilation, and shows practical configurations—including code examples and dependency inheritance scenarios—to reduce artifact size, improve build speed, and avoid version conflicts.
This article introduces Kotlin for backend development, explains its advantages over Java, and provides a hands‑on tutorial with Maven configuration, source code, and deployment steps to create a simple Spring Boot web service using Kotlin.
This article details the evolution of Ctrip's Shark multilingual platform, describing how caching strategies and file redundancy were introduced to reduce database load, improve response times, and enhance overall system stability for a large-scale internationalized service.
This article compares Spring and Spring Boot, explaining their fundamental concepts, Maven dependencies, MVC and security configurations, template engine setup, startup mechanisms, and packaging options, while providing practical code examples to help Java developers choose and migrate between the two frameworks.
This article walks you through setting up Jenkins to clone a Spring Boot project from Gitee, configure JDK, Git, and Maven tools, create a freestyle job with parameterized builds, write shell scripts for stopping and starting the application, and troubleshoot common issues for a fully automated CI/CD pipeline.
This tutorial walks through preparing the environment, configuring Docker remote access, creating a Spring Boot project in IntelliJ IDEA, setting up Maven and Docker files, building the image, and running the container, demonstrating a complete end‑to‑end Java microservice deployment with Docker.
This guide explains the drawbacks of Maven, the advantages of Gradle, how to install Gradle via binaries or package managers, use the Gradle wrapper, manage dependencies with concise scopes, configure mirrors and proxies, and leverage Gradle's speed, flexibility, and simplicity for Java projects.
This article explains how to set up separate configuration files for development, testing, and production environments in Spring Boot, how to activate the desired profile via properties or command line, and how to use Maven profiles and resource filtering to package the application accordingly.
This guide walks you through packaging the Ruoyi microservice project with Maven, copying the resulting JAR files to a Windows server, running each service with the correct Java encoding, and configuring the front‑end proxy via vue.config.js or Nginx for full deployment.
This tutorial walks you through preparing the environment, installing Jenkins via Docker, configuring initial settings, integrating JDK, Maven, and Git, adding SSH servers and credentials, creating Maven jobs, and automating builds for Spring Boot applications on both GitHub and GitLab, including multi‑module project handling.
This article explains how to efficiently package Maven multi‑module projects by leveraging the -pl and -am command‑line options, showing dependency relationships, pom.xml configurations, and practical examples that reduce build time compared to packaging each module separately.
This article explains why using fastjson's Feature.OrderedField caused a NoSuchFieldError during unit tests, demonstrates two methods—Maven dependency tree and runtime class location—to pinpoint the conflicting JAR, and shows how switching to Gson resolved the issue.
This article explains why Maven is essential for Java projects, describes its lifecycle and standard directory layout, shows how to install and configure Maven, create a project in IntelliJ, manage dependencies, use plugins, build multi‑module projects, and package Spring Boot applications.
This guide explains how to restructure a Maven project to isolate unit and integration tests, configure Maven Surefire, Failsafe, Build‑Helper, and JaCoCo plugins for separate execution and combined coverage reports, and finally display the results in SonarQube.
This article explains the fundamental differences between Spring and Spring Boot, covering their core concepts, configuration methods, MVC setup, template engine integration, security configuration, bootstrapping mechanisms, and packaging/deployment options, with detailed code examples for each aspect.
This article explains why SpringBoot jars become large when packaged with many dependencies, and provides a step‑by‑step method—extracting the lib folder, adjusting the pom.xml to omit it, rebuilding, and running the slimmed jar with external libraries—to significantly shrink the final artifact and speed up deployment.
This comprehensive guide details IntelliJ IDEA configuration and productivity tips, covering Maven setup, code line width, case‑insensitive completion, forced Maven dependency refresh, file‑type exclusions, shortcut customizations, plugin installation, memory settings, JSON injection, presentation mode, and numerous other settings to streamline Java development.
This tutorial explains how to install Docker on CentOS, pull a Java base image, create and configure a Spring Boot project, write a Dockerfile, build the image with Maven, run the container with port mapping, and access both console and Log4j2 file logs.
This guide walks you through configuring Maven, customizing code style, enabling case‑insensitive completion, forcing Maven dependency updates, managing hidden files, remapping shortcuts, adjusting memory and encoding settings, using live templates, and leveraging presentation and inject‑language modes in IntelliJ IDEA to boost productivity.
This guide walks through the fundamentals of Spring Boot, explaining its purpose, showing how to create a project with Spring Initializr, writing a Hello World REST controller, understanding starter dependencies, configuring properties, exploring the main application class annotations, and adding a simple unit test.
This tutorial walks you through preparing the environment, configuring Docker remote access, setting up a Spring Boot project in IDEA, creating Dockerfiles and Maven settings, building the image, running the container, and verifying the deployment via browser and logs.
This tutorial walks through installing Docker, configuring remote access, creating a Spring Boot project, writing the necessary Dockerfile and Maven settings, building the image, and running the container, demonstrating how IDEA, Spring Boot, and Docker combine to simplify Java web deployment.
This guide explains why Spring Boot JARs become oversized when packed with many dependencies, demonstrates how to extract and reuse the lib folder, modify Maven settings to exclude embedded libraries, and run a much smaller JAR together with the external libs for efficient deployment.
This comprehensive guide details how to configure Maven, adjust code style settings, manage case‑sensitive completion, force Maven dependency updates, customize environment paths, hide files, modify keymaps, resolve CPU spikes, enable plugins, adjust memory, use presentation mode, inject language fragments, and resolve shortcut conflicts in IntelliJ IDEA, providing step‑by‑step instructions for each feature.
Hutool is a popular open‑source Java utility library that consolidates common JDK functions into easy‑to‑use modules, offers numerous components such as AOP, caching, cryptography, and HTTP, and can be added via Maven or Gradle to streamline development and reduce repetitive code.
This article explains the three primary ways to launch a Spring Boot application—running a class with a main method, using the java -jar command, and leveraging the spring-boot-maven-plugin—along with code examples, configuration details, and Maven command options.
This guide walks through the complete process of setting up a fault‑tolerant RocketMQ cluster on two Linux servers, covering environment preparation, Java installation, NameServer and Broker deployment, configuration of master‑slave modes, startup commands, troubleshooting, port opening, verification, and optional console installation.
Spring Cloud Hoxton Service Release 8 (SR8) is now available on Maven Central, supporting Spring Boot 2.3.x and 2.2.x, and introduces TLS support for Eureka and Config clients, enhanced Kubernetes load balancing, plus a comprehensive list of updated dependencies across the Spring Cloud ecosystem.
BeetlSQL provides a unified, high‑performance database access framework supporting traditional, big‑data, and time‑series databases, outlines its Maven dependency, and presents detailed M3‑phase performance benchmarks across various query methods and ORM tools.
This article walks through configuring Redisson with Maven, demonstrates a simple distributed lock example using Sentinel, lists the Redis commands and Lua script semantics involved, and provides a detailed source‑code analysis of the RLock interface, tryLock, unlock, and forceUnlock methods.
This article provides a step‑by‑step tutorial on deploying a Spark‑based advertising data pipeline using Kudu, covering Hadoop setup, HDFS data loading, Spark application refactoring, Maven packaging, Yarn execution, and crontab scheduling for daily automated runs.
This step-by-step tutorial explains how to prepare a CentOS environment, install Java and Maven, clone the Ratel source code, build the project, launch the command-line Dou Dizhu client, and play the game with various modes, providing all necessary commands and screenshots.
This guide walks through setting up a Maven project, adding Hadoop dependencies, configuring Kerberos (krb5.conf and keytab), loading core‑site.xml, and providing Java utility classes to initialize the HDFS client and list files in an HA‑enabled Hadoop cluster.
This guide explains why the default Maven central repository is slow in China, how to use Alibaba and other domestic mirrors, and provides step‑by‑step XML configurations for single and multiple repositories, profile activation, and project‑level repository definitions.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create a Maven Java project, add the ZXing library, implement utility classes for QR code generation and decoding, and run a sample application that produces a QR code image and reads its content back, complete with code examples and configuration details.
Spring Boot Admin version 2.2.4 has been released as a bug‑fix update that adds compatibility with Spring Boot 2.3.x, includes a brief overview of its monitoring capabilities, provides Maven dependency snippets, and lists the resolved issues and a link to the GitHub repository.
This tutorial explains how to set up a Maven project, add the ZXing library, implement utility classes for image processing, and write a Java application that creates and decodes QR codes, optionally embedding a logo, with full source code examples.
