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Avoid under-fetching and over-fetching data when retrieving data using REST APIs. by
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In the past few years, developers have used RESTful web services over HTTP(s) to expose business functions using an API. The REST API uses server-driven fixed data responses, which means a developer (client) can t determine the result of the response. Instead, the server sends all the data back to the client, which is called
over-fetching. The developer (client) needs to invoke multiple REST APIs after the first call until the client gets the required data, which results in
This article is the first part of an upcoming series that provides a practical introduction to Dependency Injection in a manner that immediately permits you to realize its many benefits without being hampered down by theory.
The concept of Dependency Injection is, at its core, a fundamentally simple notion. It is, however, commonly presented in a manner alongside the more theoretical concepts of Inversion of Control, Dependency Inversion, the SOLID Principles, and so forth. To make it as easy as possible for you to get started using Dependency Injection and begin reaping its benefits, this article will remain very much on the practical side of the story, depicting examples that show precisely the benefits of its use, in a manner chiefly divorced from the associated theory. We’ll spend only a very little amount of time discussing the academic concepts that surround dependency injection here, for the bulk of that explanation will be reserved for the second article of this series. In
Eclipse weighs Java 11 support for Jakarta EE 9
Eclipse weighs Java 11 support for Jakarta EE 9
Open source enterprise Java project considers dependency injection improvements and higher performance code for version 10
Now that the Eclipse Foundation has released Jakarta EE 9, its version of enterprise Java that features a new namespace, the organisation is looking ahead at subsequent releases, which are expected to add capabilities including Java 11 support and better dependency injection.
A planned Jakarta EE 9.1 point release, presumably arriving within weeks, is expected to add support for Java SE (Standard Edition) 11, the latest long-term support release of the standard Java platform. Java SE 11 first arrived in September 2018. Fixes to CORBA and RMI-IIOP are being considered for Jakarta EE 9.1 as well. Eclipse may end up delivering multiple point releases of Jakarta EE 9.
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