Posts from Rudy De Busscher

Rudy De Busscher loves to create web applications using Jakarta EE and MicroProfile. In his role as Product Manager at Payara Services, he writes technical content; contributes to MicroProfile implementations and promotes the Payara Platform. He is a regular speaker at the world’s biggest developer and Java industry events, including JavaLand, ConFoo, jLove and more. He has been active in the IT industry for more than 20 years and during this time has created many applications for customers. He is also a big fan of open source and has helped in various open source projects such as DeltaSpike, PrimeFaces, and Apache MyFaces. Passionate about application security, you can often find him discussing OAuth2, OpenID Connect, and JWT. He maintains the Octopus OpenSource project and is a member of the Jakarta EE Security API team.

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OpenJDK Support - What You Need to Know?

Published on 22 Nov 2018 by Rudy De Busscher
Topics: Payara Support, OpenJDK | 5 Comments

With the new release cadence of a major release of Java every 6 months, which was introduced a year ago with Java 9, a lot of uncertainty about an update strategy arose.

Eclipse GlassFish Nightly Builds

Published on 22 Oct 2018 by Rudy De Busscher
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Back view of modern programmer sitting and writing code in dark room

The announcement that the Java EE projects would be open-sourced completely came about a year ago now, meaning the Java (EE) community would receive control over it.

Installing Payara Server on Mac

Published on 18 Oct 2018 by Rudy De Busscher
Topics: JVM, Payara Server Basics - Series, Payara Server 5 Basics | 4 Comments

Introduction

This blog explains the setup of Payara Server on MacOS systems and how you can define a specific JVM which will be used to run the server.

Learn More about Secure JAX-RS

Published on 09 Oct 2018 by Rudy De Busscher
Topics: Security | 4 Comments

Introduction

With the rise of the micro-service architecture, we have seen also a shift from SOAP to REST as the means of exchanging data between parties. REST and JAX-RS are gaining a lot of popularity outside the micro-service world, also.

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