The series continues. After the initial overview and Arjan's post about the most important backend features , I am now very happy to ha…

Now, that the beta of latest Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform7 is out, it is about time to explore the available Java EE 7  qui…

This is the second part in my little Java EE 7 refresher series. After a first introduction with a brief overview, I decided to ask Arjan …

You can create and manage OpenShift applications in Eclipse with the latest version of the OpenShift Plugin for JBoss Tools. They are eithe…

As the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7 (EAP 7) is looming on the horizon and even the WebLogic server just recently got Jav…

Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7 (JBoss EAP 7) is a middleware platform built on open standards and compliant with the Java…

Yesterday the WildFly team released the latest version of WildFly 10 . The CR2 will most likely be the last before the final release which i…

Camel comes with a bunch of features out of the box. One of them is the Swagger integration. Unfortunately, most of the already-there feat…

Adam asked me about that at NetBeans Day in Munich. One part of the JAX-RS Client API isn't fully standardized but still very important…

Latest Packt Publishing Java EE 7 books are all around performance and tuning. I had the pleasure to review another book, the  " Java E…

Since Camel version 2.10 there is support for CDI (JSR-299) and DI (JSR-330). This offers new opportunities to develop and deploy Apache Ca…

The third edition of David Heffelfinger's Java EE book has been recently released. This updated edition is covering the latest Java EE …

It's been a while since my last blog. I've obviously been busy with different things including my main job. After some more questio…