Why is Spring framework so popular ? java Spring Spring Boot by devs5003 - May 21, 2024April 7, 20260 We have various frameworks in Java. Spring framework is most popular out of them. Some other commonly used frameworks are Struts, JSF, but Spring has already dominated all of them. Let's understand why is Spring framework so popular ?. At its core, the Spring Framework includes the principles of simplicity, modularity, and loose coupling. It provides developers with a unified programming model that simplifies the complexities of enterprise application development. With its popular dependency injection mechanism, Spring allows the creation of highly modular and testable code. It also makes developers free from the burden of managing complex dependencies manually. Before directly coming to 'Why is Spring Framework so Popular ?', let's first understand the basic terminology 'What is a Framework?'. What is
How to Implement Feign Client in Spring Boot Microservices? Feign Client java Microservices Spring Boot Spring Cloud by devs5003 - May 10, 2024May 3, 20269 When two web applications communicate with each other for data exchange, they work on Producer-Consumer technique. An application who produces data is known as a Producer/Provider application. Similarly the one who consumes data is known as Consumer application. As a Java developer, we might be very familiar with REST API for Producer application whereas RestTemplate for Consumer application. With Microservices based application also, two Microservices communicate with each other and follow the Producer-Consumer model. Here, in consumer side, we use a concept 'Feign Client' as a better option instead of RestTemplate in order to minimize our effort of coding. Therefore, our topic of discussion is 'How to Implement Feign Client in Spring Boot Microservices?'. Apart from consuming REST services in an
Java Scheduler: How to Schedule a Job in Java Spring Boot Scheduler Scheduling java Spring Spring Boot by devs5003 - April 26, 2024May 6, 202545 Sometimes we come across a situation when we expect a task should execute only at a particular point of time or re-execute within a particular time interval. Simultaneously, our client expects a functionality to be executed at a particular time on an hourly basis, daily basis, weekly basis, monthly basis or even some other as well. In fact, in all these types of situations we implement scheduling to get the requirements fulfilled accordingly. For example, one of the most popular implementation is the report generation at a particular time. On the other hand, almost every client expects this functionality to have in the project. Currently the most popular one is the PDF report. Consequently, our topic 'Java Scheduler: How to Schedule
Spring Dependency Injection java Spring Spring Boot Spring Core by devs5003 - April 18, 2024May 3, 20260 If you are working in a project where spring is being used, you must have heard about the term 'Spring Dependency Injection'. If not, this is the right time to dig into it as much as possible without further delay. Needless to say, Spring dependency Injection is the heart of the whole Spring Framework. I would also suggest you to go through the practical knowledge of it. However, it is also true that someone can't understand the concept of Spring Dependency Injection only having the theoretical knowledge. If you are expecting to learn all the basic and crucial concept behind the Spring Dependency Injection step by step, and if you don't want to revise the concept more than a hundred times
How to work with Apache Kafka in Spring Boot? Apache Kafka java Spring Boot by devs5003 - April 17, 2024May 3, 202610 Now-a-days, many modern systems require data to be processed for the targeted purpose as soon as it becomes available. For example, as a developer, if we talk about a Logging or Monitoring system, we often require the data as soon as a problem occurs. In a nutshell, there is a high requirement of faster & robust data delivery. Here, Apache Kafka can be a good option to solve our purpose. In a single line, Apache Kafka acts as a mediator to transmit data between applications that generate data and applications that consume data. Needless to say, we are going to discuss about 'How to work with Apache Kafka in Spring Boot?' here in this topic. If you want to know the
Profiles In Spring Boot java Spring Spring Boot by devs5003 - April 10, 2024May 2, 20264 When we work on a real time project, we maintain multiple environment for the same project. This happens because we use different infrastructures for different stages of the project. There are different useful environments that we maintain before making the project go live, such as: development (DEV), test, user acceptance testing (UAT), production (PROD). These environments are not fixed at all. Some projects may have some more environments or even sometimes less also. It totally depends on the decisions made by stakeholders involved in the specific project and its requirements. Spring Framework offers us to maintain a separate profile for each environment in order to switch over the environments with a minimal effort. Hence, our topic of discussion is 'Profiles In
How to implement Spring Boot Thymeleaf Security Login Example? Spring Boot java Spring by shwetas8536 - March 17, 2024May 3, 202628 In continuation to previous article on two different ways of implementing Spring Security, here in this article we will learn the third way 'How to implement Spring Boot Thymeleaf Security Login Example using UserDetailsService?'. After going through the previous article, I hope we all are very familiar with basics of Security and even the basics of Security in a Spring Boot application. This time we will create a user registration form and save users with their roles into database. Then, based on the user role, we will check the authentication and authorization functionalities with the help of predefined UserDetailsService. If you are looking for 'How to implement Security in Spring Boot using UserDetailsService with Spring Boot 3 onward?, kindly visit a
How to implement JWT Authentication in Spring Boot Project? Spring Boot java Spring Spring Boot 3 Spring Security by shwetas8536 - March 15, 2024May 3, 202612 No one can deny from the fact that Security is a vital feature of a production ready application. Although we can secure one web application using In-memory authentication, JDBC Authentication or via UserDetailsService. But when one application uses the services of other application internally, then implementation of security with webservices concept becomes important. In this situation we secure our application using a token which has a particular period of validity. In this article, we are going to learn 'How to implement JWT Authentication in Spring Boot Project?' to understand the concept behind JWT(JSON Web Token) Authentication as a whole. As JWT stands for 'JSON Web Token', it is clear that the token holds the data in the form of JSON only. Moreover,
How to read Excel file in Java Spring Boot and upload into Database? java Excel Spring Boot by devs5003 - March 9, 2024May 3, 20268 Many clients provide their data in the form of excel sheet and request developer to save it in your database as it is. If you ever have implemented ‘How to read Excel file in Java Spring Boot and upload into Database?’, it’s good. If not, no worries!, we will learn the same in this article. In the end, you will find it very easy & fast way to get it done. In fact, once you go through the complete article you will observe that you only need to provide the location of your excel file in application.properties file. You will get the data uploaded into database by making small changes in your own entity classes only. We will not promote
Spring Data MongoDB Tutorial java MongoDB Spring Spring Boot by devs5003 - February 27, 2024November 11, 20250 In today's data-motivated world, it becomes very crucial to manage and query huge volumes of data efficiently for businesses to stay competitive. MongoDB, a popular NoSQL database, offers flexibility and scalability. On the other hand, Spring Data provides a powerful framework for simplifying data management in Java applications. The term 'Spring Data MongoDB' is nothing, but it is a combination of both 'Spring Data' and 'MongoDB'. In simple words, Spring Data MongoDB is a small readymade project provided by Spring community, that simplifies the process of how a Spring based application interacts with MongoDB, a NoSQL database. In this article, we will explore the world of Spring Data MongoDB, investigating its features, benefits, and practical examples to help you utilize its