Michael Remijan
Java Code Geeks
St. Louis, MO, United States
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Creating, Signing, and Verifying JWT in Java
Abstract You use JWTs don’t you? Everyone does, right? But do you know how to generate, sign, and verify them? The purpose of this post is to demonstrate → Read More
Apache Derby Database JVM Security Policy
Interested to learn about Apache Derby Database? Check our article explaining how to run Derby with a Java security policy to limit the JVM's permissions. → Read More
Encrypt with OpenSSL, Decrypt with Java, Using OpenSSL RSA Public Private Keys
Interested to learn about OpenSSL RSA? Check our article explaining how to Use OpenSSL RSA Public Private Keys to encrypt with OpenSSL. → Read More
Explode a WAR File Recursively
Interested to learn about WAR File? Check our article explaining how to explode a WAR file and all the JAR files in the WAR file as well. → Read More
Discovering the Magic Version Number of .class Files
Interested to learn about .class Files? Check our article analyzing and reporting the Java versions on a directory full of .class files. → Read More
Testing Maven Release Plugin Auto-Increment Version Number
Interested to learn about Maven Release Plugin? Check our article explaining how to test Maven Release Plugin Auto-Increment Version Number. → Read More
Java Mail Sent Over TLS
AbstractThe purpose of this blog is to demonstrate how to use Java Mail to send an email using an SMTP server with a TLS connection.DisclaimerThis post is solely informative. Critically t... → Read More
Java Mail Sent Over SSL
AbstractThe purpose of this blog is to demonstrate how to use Java Mail to send an email using an SMTP server with an SSL connection.DisclaimerThis post is solely informative. Critically ... → Read More
Derby Database Backup
Interested to learn about Derby Database? Check our article explaining how easy is the process of backing up a Derby database. → Read More
Apache Derby Database Users and Permissions
Abstract Apache Derby is awesome! Especially in a Microservices environment where the data for serv... → Read More
Choosing Java Cryptographic Algorithms Part 1 – Hashing
Abstract This is the 1st of a three-part blog series covering Java cryptographic algorithms. The s... → Read More
Java Bean Validation Basics
This post summarizes some quick and easy examples for the most common things you would want to do wi... → Read More
High Availability (HA), Session Replicated, Multi-VM Payara Cluster
Abstract While researching how to create a high availability (HA), session replicated, multi-machin... → Read More
Unit Testing JPA... Stop Integration Testing!
This article takes a look at why you should, and how you can, unit test your JPA classes. → Read More