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In which scenarios is server-side rendering is better choice than the front-end JS libraries like React, Vue, Angular etc.?
As a Java developer, I just have scratched the surface of Javascript libraries like React, Angular, Vue etc. It seems that theoretically any web applications with server side rendering, like Spring-...
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concept for de- and encrypting personal data in web portal
Issue: I provide a small web portal for customers with partial personal data like name, address etc. which is stored in the database in plain text. Now I need a safe concept to encrypt the personal ...
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Java dashboard for machine data
I am currently working on a project for a production facility. The machines in the production are saving so called 'Telemetry Data', measurements like water pressure, plastic volume or temperature ...
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Should I separate the REST sessions from the sessions in the rest of the application?
Assuming I have resources I restrict access to with a username + password login in my web application and in my REST API. Should I keep different sessions for both meaning that a login via the web UI ...
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What is best one between JSF and angular for java hibernate,spring,strut application?
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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Pass Objects or values as parameters to functions
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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CMT transactions on EJB versus @Transactional on CDI beans
Suppose you are designing today a JavaEE JSF web application. You have a choice on the one hand between making the methods of your CDI beans @Transactional, and on the other hand injecting (session ...
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Divide java web app into smaller web app
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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Configuring a microservice landscape, should the view be monolithic or be attached to core services?
I'm migrating my monolithic web application to a microservice based one. I'm going to use Spring cloud and I've got a discovery service where all the rest of the services are registered. A simplified ...
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Selenium Testing w/ dynamically generated element id's: XPATH or CSS selectors?
Background: I'm an intern tasked with learning Selenium; my organization plans on having QA/Testing use it to simplify testing. We use JSF and WebSphere Application Server.
One of the persistent ...
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Why i must validate attributes at JSF page?
I want to know the best pratice, to validate the attributes on jsf project. I know two forms of validation:
Option 1: Validate on JSF page
JSF Page validation:
<h:inputText value="#{userBean....
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Mobile Web App - combines with exist web app or separate them
The company I work for already has a fully functional web app that is written in java using JSF framework. I'm now in the process of creating a mobile version of this web app and having some general ...
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Internationalization on a service layer of an application
My specific problem is how to handle internationalization of specific messages from an architecture layer that is not the view layer(e.g service layer).
I've created an architecture based on ...
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Classic ASP to Java UI Conversion
My question is based on a business model of a financial services organization that currently is supporting applications that are a hybrid mix of Classic ASP and Java, with some JSP’s already in some ...
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JSF problems due to shared server-side state
On it's latest technology radar, the guys at ThoughtWorks recommended avoiding JSF because it's attempt to create statefulness over HTTP ends up "causing a whole host of problems involving shared ...
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