Struts 2 Download File Annotations Examples
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Examples on how to download a file from Struts2 with annotations only.... Read More
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Examples on how to download a file from Struts2 with annotations only.... Read More
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In these examples you can find different ways of creating simple proxy socket servers. This can be useful to you for a number of reasons:... Read More
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This example uses Struts2 with annotations to provide a Datatable with JSON.... Read More
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To do this you can take advantage of schedulers such us quartz, but it you don't need anything as powerful as that you can create a new thread that starts when the server starts.... Read More
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With Eclipse you can use a source project and compile directly into a web project. Every time you change your dependency project a new Jar will be stored in your web project build path. This is very convenient if you are developing libraries for web projects.... Read More
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In most cases trouble happens because not everything is coded with UTF-8 or we are not doing the transcoding properly. We must tell MySQL how to store, send or receive the Unicode Transformation Format - 8 bit (UTF-8). The easiest way to avoid any trouble is by setting everything to UTF-8.... Read More
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This example uses the ICEpdf open source library to read a PDF and turn it into TIFF images.... Read More
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Sometimes it's useful to know that is some threads status. I normally use JConsole to monitor but if you can't use this technology and you need to know what is going on with the threads an easy trick is to upload a JSP to the server. Here are some good examples for that.... Read More
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I needed to create a server for up to 1000 concurrent users. Using a single-threaded-per-socket connection was taking too much CPU and memory. NIO is supposed to increase your latency but it wasn't too much in my case.... Read More
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I was asked to develop a socket service that could send and receive requests asynchronously. The service was meant to cope with up to 300 concurrent users and up to send/receive 50/100 messages per second.... Read More