Tutorials on Java EE
I have produced numerous java tutorials on various subjects, including core java, J2EE, and Java EE. As the number of posts continues to increase, it becomes challenging to keep track of them all. To address this, I have created summary posts for many categories, allowing you to read them in a logical order for improved comprehension.
Native option: Lessons on Java programming language
This post aims to compile all the essential summary posts in Java tutorials, which will help you acquire a comprehensive grasp of the subject.
1. Framework for collections.
The XML Java Tutorial
3. Regex in Java
4. Input/Output in Java.
5. Multithreading in Java.
6. Logging in Java
7. Annotations in Java
8. Generics in Java
9. Managing exceptions in Java
10. The concept of Java Reflection
11. Patterns of Java Design
A tutorial on JDBC.
Tutorial on Java Enterprise Edition
A tutorial on Servlet JSP.
2. Guide for Struts 2
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3. The Spring Framework.
4. The PrimeFaces framework
5. Enter into a state of hibernation.
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6. The second version of Apache Axis.
7. The island of Jersey.
8. A guide on how to use Memcached efficiently.
Frameworks for testing in Java
In Java, there is a wide range of testing frameworks available. I have extensively covered the widely used testing frameworks in my writing.
1. An instructional guide on JUnit.
2. A Tutorial on TestNG.
3. A guide on how to use Mockito
Tutorial on EasyMock
- https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
- https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/collections/index.html
- https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jaxp/index.html
- https://spring.io
More tutorials
EasyMock void method to have its last call.(Opens in a new browser tab)
Sort the Java Collections using the sort() method.(Opens in a new browser tab)
The Spring Framework(Opens in a new browser tab)
Spring Component annotation(Opens in a new browser tab)
multithreading in Java that you need to know(Opens in a new browser tab)