requests is an elegant, simple to use, and popular Python framework that is used by developers for writing HTTP client applications. This hands-on article introduces the basics of requests.
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Linux Capabilities Unraveled
In the traditional Unix world, the typical way to grant a command (executable file) the superuser (root) privileges is to enable the SUID bit and have it owned by root. Look at the permission of the ping command in Linux – it does *NOT* have the SUID bit set and yet is able to open a raw socket connection … curious to know more ???
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Java Rules Engine – Drools :: Part 3
Here is the Part-3 of the series on the open source Java Rules Engine called Drools.
In this part, we will demonstrate two examples (that would be relevant in a typical enterprise environment) – one to showcase the situation of hierarchical decisions and the other to execute rules in parallel.
Here is the link to the article: Java Rules Engine – Drools :: Part 3
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Java Rules Engine – Drools :: Part 2
Here is the Part-2 of the series on the open source Java Rules Engine called Drools.
In this part, we will demonstrate two examples using Drools with Spring Boot – one to isolate two rule sets from one another and the other to showcase a pseudo real-world scenario.
Here is the link to the article: Java Rules Engine – Drools :: Part 2
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Java Rules Engine – Drools :: Part 1
Here is the Part-1 of the series on the open source Java Rules Engine called Drools.
In this part, we provide an overview and introduce the core components of Drools. We follow-up with two simple demonstrations using Drools with Spring Boot.
Here is the link to the article: Java Rules Engine – Drools :: Part 1
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Introduction to Scripting In Java
Here is the link to the article introducing Scripting in Java:
Introduction to Scripting In Java
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Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 8
Here is the link to Part-8 (FINAL) of the article on Spring Integration. In this part, we wrap the series by exploring concepts relating to the Message Splitter and Message Aggregator:
Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 8
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Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 7
Here is the link to Part-7 of the article on Spring Integration. In this part, we continue exploring concepts relating to the Message Transformation and Message Router:
Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 7
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Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 6
Here is the link to Part-6 of the article on Spring Integration. In this part, we continue exploring concepts relating to the Chaining of Endpoints(s) and Message Header Enrichment:
Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 6
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Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 5
Here is the link to Part-5 of the article on Spring Integration. In this part, we continue exploring two more Channel Adapters, such as the process of receiving message(s) from AMQP (using RabbitMQ) and receiving message(s) from Apache Kafka:
Spring Integration Notes :: Part – 5
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