Enterprise Java
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Drools Chaining Approaches
Rule engines implement automated reasoning by applying rules to a set of facts. Two classical reasoning approaches are forward chaining…
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Different Log Levels for File and Console in Spring Boot
In Spring Boot applications, logging plays a critical role in monitoring and troubleshooting. By default, Spring Boot uses Logback as…
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Hibernate ORM in 2025: Modern Data Access, Type-Safe Queries, and Performance Boosts
Hibernate ORM has been the backbone of Java persistence for nearly two decades. In 2025, with Hibernate ORM 7.0, the…
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Spring Boot ServletContextListener Registration
In Java web applications, the ServletContextListener plays an important role in monitoring the lifecycle of the ServletContext. It allows developers…
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JSP Map Looping Example
In Java web apps, you’ll often expose server-side data (e.g., a Map<K,V>) to a JSP for display. Let us delve…
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Spring Boot & Flyway: Manage Multiple Databases
Managing multiple databases in a Spring Boot application can be challenging, especially when you want to maintain database migrations consistently.…
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Programmatic Bean Registration with Spring BeanRegistrar
The BeanRegistrar interface is designed for cases where we want to register beans with the application context programmatically. Instead of…
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Integrating MCP with Spring AI
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows AI models to securely access external data and tools. Let us delve into understanding…
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GraalVM and Spring Boot – Best Practices for Native Image Spring Apps
Spring Boot has long been the go-to framework for building production-grade Java applications quickly. But one of the biggest criticisms…
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