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EE4J: an opportunity for reconcialition in the Java ecosystem?

• 5 Min To Read
• 12 Feb, 2018
• • Software engineering

I have a dream: that one day the whole Java community would join forces to strengthen its position on server-side applications where movements such as containerization, microservices, cloud-native or serverless are challenging its paradigms.

Comment est calculé le prix d'un voyage en Open Payment

• Lionel Lepoutre
• 6 Min To Read
• 05 Feb, 2018
• • Digital management and strategy

Maintenant que vous connaissez les grands principes de l’Open Payment (cf. mon article précédent ) voyons comment est gérée la facturation du client.

What are keepalives?

• Valery Brasseur
• 6 Min To Read
• 29 Jan, 2018
• • Web and mobile technology

TL;DR

The default HTTP connection is usually closed after each request has been completed, meaning that the server closes the TCP connection after delivering the response. In order to keep the connection open for multiple requests, the keep-alive connection header can be used. All modern browsers use persistent connections as long as the server is willing to cooperate. You may also use HTTP/1.1, where Keep-Alive is implemented differently and the connections are kept open by default unless the response contains a “Connection: close” header.

Buzzwords I followed at JavaOne 2017

• Raphaël Semeteys
• 7 Min To Read
• 22 Jan, 2018
• • Professional conferences and events

Colleagues of mine already wrote on JavaOne in this very Blog. They covered large and very interesting subjects regarding… Java! But also microservices and all. Here are their posts:

On the (in)security of Internet routing

• Antoine Fressancourt
• 10 Min To Read
• 17 Jan, 2018
• • Cybersecurity

How is routing done in the Internet today?

Today, we live a connected life, and we often take the Internet for granted. But if you think twice about it, Internet is a kind of little miracle. Indeed, for the Internet to work properly, thousands of networks need to cooperate. Those networks are built and administrated by different companies, universities or individuals. Yet, their loose cooperation is needed in order for you to be able to see the cat GIF image that someone else has posted on a website.

JavaOne 2017 - CQRS, Event sourcing and Sagas

• Cedric Deprez
• 9 Min To Read
• 15 Jan, 2018
• • Software engineering

Yet another feedback on JavaOne 2017. This article is following these already published articles: