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- Ujorm3: A New Lightweight ORM for JavaBeans and Records
"Do the simplest thing that could possibly work."
— Kent Beck, creator of Extreme Programming and pioneer of Test-Driven Development.
- OpenAPI From Code With Spring and Java: A Recipe for Your CI
This is not "just another article about Springdoc," I promise. This is a ready-to-use recipe I was struggling to find one day, and had to build it from scratch.
Have you ever needed to generate OpenAPI documentation directly from your code and, more importantly, do it in a way that fits cleanly into a CI pipeline? Swagger UI is commonly used in Spring Boot applications to visualize and test APIs from the browser. It can also expose the generated OpenAPI definition through a configurable endpoint, and that endpoint is exactly what we will use in this article.
- Building an Image Classification Pipeline With Apache Camel and Deep Java Library (DJL)
Image classification is now a key part of many applications. Whether you’re automating photo organization, filtering uploaded content, or enriching product catalogs with visual tags, knowing what’s in an image can be just as important as knowing what a user typed.
For Java developers, the challenge is familiar: most computer vision examples live in Python notebooks, while the systems that actually need image classification run on the JVM. Bridging that gap usually means standing up a separate Python microservice, managing REST calls, and dealing with serialization overhead. That’s a lot of ceremony for what should be a single processing step.
- How to Test a DELETE API Request With REST-Assured Java
API testing has become increasingly popular in recent times. Since it doesn’t involve a UI, it is generally faster and easier to execute. This makes API testing a preferred choice for validating end-to-end system functionality. Additionally, integrating automated API tests into CI/CD pipelines enables teams to receive quicker feedback on their builds.
In this tutorial, we will explore DELETE API requests and learn how to handle them with Rest-Assured in Java for automated testing. The following topics will be covered:
- How to Test a PATCH API Request With REST-Assured Java
Testing is an essential step in the API development process to ensure that APIs are working correctly. There are multiple HTTP methods in RESTful APIs, including POST, GET, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE. In our earlier articles, we learned how to perform automated testing of POST, PUT, and GET APIs using Rest-Assured Java.
In this tutorial article, we will discuss and cover the following points:
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