Java

Rocinante – encoding and decoding

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The third article on Rocinante finally deals with the interesting part of the protocol. How the parts of a message are encoded into the binary Protocol Buffer representation and decoded again. Rocinante uses a two-stage approach. The basis is formed by a ProtoInputStream and a ProtoOutputStream, in which the basic mechanisms are implemented. For each message a generated Proto class with individual read and write methods is based on this.

Welcome Gatherers!

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With Java 22, the Gatherers (JEP 461) have joined stream processing. Until now, stream processing consisted of three parts: the source, intermediate operations and a terminal operation. While the source and the termination operation were already quite flexible since Java 8, there were few possibilities to break out of the existing set for the intermediate operators.

REST endpoints with filters

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This article is a slightly updated English version of the article “REST Endpunkte mit Filtern”.

In addition to sorting and pagination, filtering is a fairly common action on REST endpoints. In contrast to the first two, however, there is no adequate solution for filtering in the Spring Boot framework. With little effort, however, this can be elegantly implemented with the Spring Boot tools.

REST Endpoints annotated for Cache-Control

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Spring Boot endpoints can be formulated briefly and concisely. Their return values are automatically converted into suitable responses. Occasionally, the developer has to fall back on the ResponseEntity class as a return value. This is the case, for example, when additional HTTP headers are required, such as the Cache-Control header.