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Hello Adam,
We don't have the possibility to use Docker for our systems at the moment. We are using Puppet to configure, install and deploy. We are packaging our war and application server (Wildfly) in an RPM. Is there a more effienct way to install wildfly and deploy the application that you can recommend?
Thanks.
Kind regards, Luis
@qnoid: Blaze-Persistence Entity Views might be of interest to you for your JSON serialization use case. You can create your JSON-DTOs as java classes i.e. entity views and provide the mapping back to the entity model based on JPQL. Behind the scenes, it will fetch only the data that you actually need.
Spring Data Projections is a similar but more limited technology of the Spring ecosystem.
Hello Adam, nice questions for you :-)
*) I'm curious what's your opinion about the just released Quarkus project.
*) About your 2019 predictions, do you think the balance between SpringBoot and Java EE will change? Will Jakarta+Microprofile projects succeed in changing the current situation of Spring dominance?
*) I see a lot of interest on Java SE low latency/real time expecially in financial environment. Apart from GC optimisation, what kind of technical solution (or approach) can help to address this kind of requirement? There is some standard project/library on purpose?
*) Let's talk about project documentation. There is a sort of standard in the Jira+Confluence utilization. A lot of open source projects use them. There is also some interest in using git+asciidoc tools (documentation as code). What are your suggestions about this topic,
what the tools/methodology you utilize in your commercial projects for both issue tracking docs and wiki docs?
Thank you and greetings from Florence!