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Tag Archives: asynchronous
CompletionStage support in server-side JAX-RS
JAX-RS 2.1 (part of Java EE 8) now supports returning a CompletionStage to mark the request as eligible for asynchronous processing. This is in addition to the AsyncResponse API which has been available since JAX-RS 2.0 (Java EE 7) Even the Client API has … Continue reading
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Tagged asynchronous, concurrency, javaee8, jaxrs, jsr370
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CDI (2.0) Async Events
Glassfish 5 builds for Java EE 8 are rolling along… here is another Docker based example on Github. This time it’s asynchronous events in CDI 2.0 (JSR 365) Steps Just follow the README… just a bunch of docker commands to get … Continue reading
Posted in Docker, Java, Java EE
Tagged asynchronous, cdi, concurrency, events, glassfish, javaee8, jsr365, managed executor service, Server Sent Events, websocket
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Using Asynchronous timeouts in the Java WebSocket API
Sending messages in an asynchronous manner avoid blocking the sending thread. This is a great where your solution needs to scale in order to support a large number of clients. But there is a limit on how long can we … Continue reading
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Tagged asynchronous, javaee, javaee7, jsr356, timeouts, websocket
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Nuances of JAX-RS client side async callback
Going async with JAX-RS JAX-RS provides client side asynchronous behavior to complement its server side counterpart. It’s powered by the AysncInvoker interface – the best part if that you do not need to get hold of it explicitly. The fluent … Continue reading
Asynchronous JAX-RS: basics & gotchas
This blog post covers asynchronous programming support in JAX-RS and some of its potential gotchas along with a sample (maven based) Java EE project on Github Man, I tend to blog a lot about JAX-RS and REST ! Basics of server side async … Continue reading
Handling time outs in Async requests in JAX-RS
JAX-RS 2.0 provides support for asynchronous programming paradigm, both on client as well as on the server end. This post which highlights the time out feature while executing asynchronous REST requests on server side using the JAX-RS (2.0) API Without … Continue reading
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Tagged asynchronous, callback, Java EE, Java EE 7, JAX-RS 2.0, REST
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Java EE: Asynchronous constructs and capabilities
Introduction Java EE has a number of APIs and constructs to support Asynchronous execution. This is vital from a scalability and performance stand point. Let us assume 2 modules which are interacting with each other. When moduleA (the sender) sends a … Continue reading
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Tagged asynchronous, concurrency utilities, ejb3.1, enterprise java beans, javaee6, javaee7, JAX-RS 2.0, REST, servlet3.0, websocket
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