In 2016 I wrote a series of articles in which I developed a REST service which used Jersey’s asynchronous response processing and RxJava in a Spring Boot application. Since then I have used Spring WebFlux, which is the reactive, non-blocking and event-driven counterpart of Spring MVC. I have also had the opportunity to at least… Read More »
In this second article on HTTP testing with WireMock and REST Assured I will show how to set up a HTTPS mock service, with and without mutual authentication, using WireMock and then use REST Assured as a HTTP client to send requests to the service. I highly recommend reading the first article if you haven’t… Read More »
I have been busy as of lately but feel that I really should squeeze in an article on mocking HTTP services after having found another nice tool that has been on my wishlist for some time. In this first article I will show some examples of using WireMock that are of particular use to me.… Read More »
In this series of articles I will implement a RESTful web service using Spring Boot and Jersey. I will then modify the service as to use asynchronous server-side request response processing and RXJava. Load tests will be made using Gatling before and after the modifications, in order to determine any improvements. The first article in… Read More »
In this series of articles I will implement a RESTful web service using Spring Boot and Jersey. I will then modify the service as to use asynchronous server-side request processing and RXJava. Load-tests will be made using Gatling before and after the modifications, in order to determine any improvements. The first article in this series… Read More »
Now ladies and gentlemen! It is time for a debugging break in the series of articles about the REST service! Actually, this article is related to the REST service – it will describe a problem with the classpath-scanning of Jersey that manifest itself in standalone Spring Boot applications with a so-called fat JAR. I will also… Read More »
In this series of articles I will implement a RESTful web service using Spring Boot and Jersey. I will then modify the service as to use asynchronous server-side request processing and RXJava. Load tests will be made using Gatling before and after the modifications, in order to determine any improvements. If you haven’t read part… Read More »
In this series of articles I will implement a RESTful web service using Spring Boot and Jersey. I will then modify the service as to use asynchronous server-side request processing and RXJava. Load-tests will be made using Gatling before and after the modifications, in order to determine any improvements. Note: The example program in this… Read More »
The carpentry-season is not quite over yet, but I miss blogging so here is a little something written during a couple of rainy days. In this article I will show how to add logging of requests and responses to/from a RESTful webservice that uses Jersey and runs in a Mule application. As a side-effect and… Read More »