Abstract This article is about the non-blocking HTTP-IO semantics for Java Application Server Middleware Instances. Non-Blocking HTTP-IO in the context of Asynchronous Request Processing was introduced with the JSR 315 (Servlet 3.0) specification back in 2009 (that is also part Read more…
Abstract This best-practice article is about analyzing and fixing potential concurrency issues in the Wildfly Java Application Server. Concurrency problems can cause headaches, but multi-threading and process synchronisation is not rocket science, nor witchcraft. In a deterministic machine everything has Read more…
Abstract This article explains the basic concept behind a Frontend Server Architecture in a short paragraph. Goal of architecture Rebalance processing pressure in the presentation layer from light-weight Frontend clients towards more powerful server machines in a layered fashion. Divide Read more…
Abstract This article contains information about Concurrency applied to the world of Java in a compact format. Concurrency basics Parallelism in von-Neumann based machine architectures is actually just an emulated behaviour by process schedulers and needs further process synchronisation to Read more…
Abstract This article contains information about the Wildfly Java Application Server in a compact format. Enable SSL/HTTPS communication Precondition Provided: A PKCS12 Truststore file named truststore.pkcs12 with a domain certificate (you actually can use JKS as well) within the {$WILDFLY}/standalone/configuration Read more…
Abstract This article contains informations about the Oracle DBMS in a compact format. Problem & Solution PL/SQL Script Drop Table If Exists Regretfully a simple mechanism like DROP TABLE IF EXISTS known from PostgreSQL or MariaDB/MySQL still doesn’t exists in Read more…
Abstract This article contains information about Docker for Developers in a compact format. The following solutions have been tested on POSIX compatible OS machines running MacOS, CentOS and Ubuntu. They should work on Windows in a PowerShell as well. Problem Read more…
Abstract The Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle or Plan-Do-Check-Adjust methodology (also known as Deming cycle or Shewart cycle) is an abstract iterative-incremental procedure model, defined to find a solution to a problem by continuously improving the status quo. Introduction Do you like to Read more…
Am 12.03.2020 fand in Mainz der rheinland-pfälzische “Wirtschaftsdialog Blockchain” statt. Eine wirtschaftliche Rahmenkonferenz zum Thema Blockchain. Ein paar Eindrücke habe ich in Form von Bildern mitgenommen. Insgesamt gesehen wird deutlich, dass die Distributed Ledger Technologie mehr und mehr auch durch Read more…