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Hello Adam!
Currently we deploy dozens of WARs in a single Java EE 6 app server. In our experience, this leads to all sort of problems, such as: memory leaks, classloader issues, unclean server state...
Given that using containers is not currently an option for political reasons, what could be the next best solution? Do the latest servers handle multiple apps better, or is this practice effectively abandoned?
Thanks!
Hi Adam,
a)
Searching with/in text in RDBMS like Mysql with like query e.t.c is really bad for performance.
I'm trying to find a way to use something like Apache Lucene with EclipseLink . I checked Hibernate Search but this is only for Hibernate. Any ideas?
Also, In my case i cannot use an extrernal server like Solr. I 'm looking for some library.
b) About jee testing. I checked up the TestContainers (https://www.testcontainers.org) to integrate real databases instances and not memory databases (like derby) to our junit code as we used to . What is opinion about this approach?
c) We have increased max connections in Wildfly datasource but if this number is reached then wildfly gives no other connection to other requests so it will be frozen..... Any proposal for handling this situation? (besides increasing all the time the max connections).
Or we just keep increasing datasource and database max connections....we can check percona article about 100.000 connections in a single mysql server instance https://www.percona.com/blog/2019/02/25/mysql-challenge-100k-connections/!!!!!
Thanks!!!!
Vaggelis
Hey, Adam.
We are trying to create a new app with quarkus.
Do you have an idea how to not store datasource passwords in quarkus (agroal conn pool) in clear text or environment vars? I cannot really find one. E.g. through an keystore alias like in payara. This might be an important topic while migrating productive apps.
The current examples are only clear text entries in files that might be checked in into a git repo.
Best regards.
Bastian
What is you opinion about Kotlin? (i am using Kotlin in a new project)...
going right to point , my core question about the Fluid Logic pattern, do you think that right now there is a new Strategies to implement this?
--by Hermer F.
Blog comment by David:
Thread-safe vs. transaction aware: http://adambien.blog/roller/abien/entry/is_in_an_ejb_injected#comment-1570212848900
Blog comment by Alexander:
JPA integration tests and JPA detection:
http://adambien.blog/roller/abien/entry/cloud_ready_configuration_for_jpa#comment-1569591937338
Blog comment by Kevin:
Java EE, Jakarta EE and PDF specifications:
http://adambien.blog/roller/abien/entry/java_ee_is_dead_completely#comment-1569412157914
Blog comment by Stuart:
The reason for @stateless in JAX-RS:
http://adambien.blog/roller/abien/entry/launching_java_ee_thin_wars#comment-1568322500130
Blog comment by Ben:
Jakarta EE easy setup:
http://adambien.blog/roller/abien/entry/the_only_one_dependency_you#comment-1567256264318
How productive is quarkus.io in your opinion right now (0.23.2) ?
How would you handle large initial SQL files as initial data with quarkus, but keep a low size jar (aka thin war)?
Greetings from germany :)
Hello Adam,
What is the the right approach to interact with an AMQP brocker (RabbitMQ) in a Jakarta EE application. It would be really great if you can hack something when you have some free time :)
Thanks !
Ghassen
Quarkus JSF...
https://quarkusio.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/187030-users/topic/JSF