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JDBI for Java 8 LocalDate and LocalDateTime

Java 8 introduced the superior LocalDate and LocalDateTime, but JDBI does not work so nicely with them. You’ll find errors like: In

Learn how to utilize Hibernate within Dropwizard, an extensible Java framework. This guide shows how to use it in CLI commands.

LDAP Authentication with Dropwizard

Authentication for your application may be crucial to its operation. Dropwizard provides a pretty clear description of different capabilities, but I thought

When constructing a Dropwizard application, there may be some pre-processing or post-processing you’d like to do on Resource methods. It’s fairly easy to add request and response filters in Dropwizard through the implementation of ContainerRequestFilter, ContainerResponseFilter, and ResourceFilterFactory, and adding them to the environment.

Dropwizard and SSL

Dropwizard can quickly start up a web server with little configuration required. The default server implementation uses http, running on port 8080

I’ve been going through the process of moving my Spring MVC web application to DropWizard. One benefit of this technology I hope to utilize is the ability to release an application and not affect cohabitating applications within a web container.

Using Java’s URLEncoder

We developers really should heed the warnings of deprecations. Java’s URLEncoder.encode(String); throws the deprecated warning, encouraging us to use URLEncoder.encode(String,String);. I use

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JDBI for Java 8 LocalDate and LocalDateTime

Hibernate within Dropwizard CLI Commands

LDAP Authentication with Dropwizard

Request and Response Filters in Dropwizard

Dropwizard and SSL

Migrating from Spring MVC to Dropwizard

Using Java’s URLEncoder