This is the second post of a Web Security Series. Let’s talk about the well known XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) attack.

This will be the first post of a Web Security Series. To start this series let’s address one of the known web security vulnerabilities - Cross Site Request Forgery, known simply as CSRF (or XSRF).

I have documented a small tutorial on how to push events from the server to the clients using WebSockets.

How to create fast and lean integration tests has been a concern for me for some time.

This post shows how to create a cool JavaEE 7 JsonArray using Java 8 streams.

Java 8 was a major release and brought important new features for the Java language. Here are the highlights:

This article shows how to create an error handling strategy for JAX-RS Runtime Exceptions.

I just created two new templates to use for demo purposes. Clone and modify as you wish!

Simple JAX-RS client for asynchronous calls.

How to achieve maximum throughput with asynchronous JAX-RS.

This is just a small example of a simple Helper class to use declarative parameterized tests with the given-when-then syntax.