How to check if two lists are equal in Java

This short article will explain to you what List equality means and how to compare two Java lists against each other.

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How to convert a Map to an Array in Java

This tutorial is about several approaches to converting Java’s Map interface implementations into the Java array.

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How to connect Jira with IntelliJ IDEA

For ease of development, we can connect the IntelliJ IDE with the Jira ticket service.

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How to sort a map with Java 8

This tutorial will show how to sort Map implementations with the map’s key or value properties.

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How to load files from Spring JUnit test resources folder

In this short tutorial we will show you how to read the files from the /src/test/resources directory path.

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How to initialize an array with zero values in Java

This article will look at how to fill up a Java array with default values effectively on an array creation.

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3 ways how to kill Spring Boot application at port 8080 on Windows

This article tries to answer one of the most often occurred questions connected with Spring Boot development. When developing a web application with Spring Boot, you might hit an error announcing that port 8080 is occupied. In this article, we will see why and how to solve this error. However, be sure that tutorial can help you solve the occupancy of any other port.

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How to remotely debug Java application in IntelliJ

This tutorial will show you how to debug your JAR or WAR file in IntelliJ IDEA remotely and give hints on developing new features through the application stack.

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How to trigger action with Scheduler and Quartz in Camel

In any project using Camel you might come to the stage you want to trigger action periodically.

We have recently looked on how to download file from Azure Cloud Storage in legacy application. With the help of Camel and in Java project, all was written in a couple of minutes. But what if you have a special case and your file is changing periodically. For example, every day or every minute?

This article will show you a couple of code examples on how to initiate an action when periodic change is required. This article will also show you how to start the action with Camel’s Scheduler and Camel’s Quartz2 components, mostly for your legacy Camel projects.

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How to download a file from Azure Claud Storage

In this article, we will look at how to download a file from Azure Cloud Storage for legacy API.

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