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- Fashionably late to the Camel 2.10 release party. A short post about two new features in this release. davidvaleri.wordpress.com/2012/07/16/enh… 10 months ago
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Author Archives: David Valeri
Intro to Camel By Example
I’ve been using and distributing a Apache Camel based example project as part of informal training and JUG talks for several years. I wrote the example to demonstrate best practices for the use of Camel as well as the wonderful … Continue reading
Integration Testing Web Applications
Over the years I have needed to integration test a number of web applications from simple user facing applications to large Web service APIs. No matter what the application does, one always needs to deploy the application into a container … Continue reading
Enhancements to Testing and JSSE Debugging in Camel 2.10
While testing and security are often the last to get invited to the party, they are integral parts of well written software. Two new features in Camel 2.10 help to ease debugging of TLS related security issues and to provide … Continue reading
How I learned to stop worrying and love OS X Lion for Java development
I’ve been humming along using OS X 10.6 for the better part of a year now. For the most part, the tool suite I identified in my earlier post has served me well. Having just released a major project for … Continue reading
Deploying Spring MVC Based Web Applications to OSGi Using Apache ServiceMix
The OSGi specification defines appropriate bundle manifest headers and mechanisms for the deployment of servlet-based WAR packaged applications into an OSGi container. As with most APIs, programming a modern application using the Servlet specification requires copious amounts of boilerplate code … Continue reading
Simplified TLS Configuration in Apache Camel
As you can probably tell from some of my previous blog posts on the subject of security, I’ve spent some time mired deep in the muck that is TLS configuration in the JVM. Over time, I have found that many … Continue reading
Secrets of The Felix Bundle Plug-in Macros Revealed
I was recently dealing with some client concerns regarding package import scopes in their Maven-built artifact using the Felix Bundle Plug-in. The client was curious about strategies for dealing with package import version ranges as well as how to manage … Continue reading
How I learned to stop worrying and love OS X for Java development
I recently acquired a nice 17 inch MacBook Pro to replace my not too old but way too bogged down Windows machine. I’ve primarily been developing in Java on the Windows platform for eight years. In that time, I’ve come … Continue reading
Using NSS for FIPS 140-2 compliant message security in CXF
If you have ever supported a client in the US Government, civil or otherwise, you have probably heard of the FIPS 140-2 compliance requirements for cryptographic operations. If you haven’t, stick around a little longer and it will eventually ruin … Continue reading
Using NSS for FIPS 140-2 compliant transport security in CXF
If you have ever supported a client in the US Government, civil or otherwise, you have probably heard of the FIPS 140-2 compliance requirements for cryptographic operations. If you haven’t, stick around a little longer and it will eventually ruin … Continue reading
