This page presents a few examples of using Java for passwords and hashing. Generate Password A Java example to generate a random password containing only alphanumeric characters. Java Code to ComputeSHA-512 digest other.. linux get sha-512/
Here are a few notes on how to run a simple java REST service and return JSON data as a response REST service to do provide data on products REST with jax-rs using Jersey We start creating a StoreContent class representing the products in an online store. Then, we add Read more…
This article provides a quick intro on how to set up an Oracle DB development environment on mac, Including installing the PL/SQL Developer tool and running Oracle XE on Docker. Tools To set up an Oracle development environment on mac, we need to 1. Install the PL/SQL developer and 2. Read more…
Generics Generics were introduced in java 5 to add stability to the code. You can add type variables to classes, interfaces and methods. Generic Class Declaration Below you see an example of generic class declaration. by writing class Box<T>, you introduce the type parameter T, that can be used anywhere in the class. Read more…
In Bug 514458, I added the “Theme” dynamic menu to the Eclipse IDE. This post explains how I did this. Menu Eclipse 3.x style First edit the plugin.xml, and add a menu contribution. With the locationURI menu:org.eclipse.ui.appearance?after=org.eclipse.ui.window.appearance.separator1, you’ll contribute a submenu to the Window > Appearance menu, just after the Read more…
Installing MongoDB on Windows. Download MongoDB from its download page, and install it. I chose to install in C:\opt\MongoDB\Server\3.2. Create a folder for database and a folder for logs. Then create a mongod.cfg to represent this data. In my case, I put all under a new C:\data\ directory. And this is the Read more…
This post explains the JSDT projects structure, and it is the result of my direct experience. This page serves also as part discussion for JSDT developments. Kudos -all to those who comment and leave constructive feedback: here and on JSDT bugzilla. [486037, 477020] By reading this article you will be able to understand where the Read more…
This post is about my experience in setting up a JSDT development environment. (see also wiki.eclipse.org/JSDT/Development) Setting up JSDT There are several ways to setup JSDT development environment. A good one is having an Eclipse Installation for development (IDE) and an Eclipse Installation as Target Platform (TP) . IDE : PDE, GIT, XML and Read more…
This post follows up the mailing list discussion on [ide-dev] about Ctr-1driven development in Eclipse. Default XML Editor As first thing, I suggest to put the current WTP XML editor as default editor in Eclipse SDK. It might be that someone wants a lighter, streamlined XML editor, but I’m pretty sure Read more…
Environment Setup and Source Code As prerequisite we will need to get Eclipse SDK and add the E4 Tools. in this tutorial we use Eclipse IDE for Eclipse Committers 4.5.0 M5 plus the E4 Tools I20150105-1100. The source code for this examples is in project com.asegno.e4app.first , clonable from https://github.com/psuzzi/asegno.git repo. Create an E4 RCP Application CTRL+N Read more…