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Java Security Tutorial – Step by Step guide to create SSL connection and certificates
In our series of articles on applying JEE security we present you another detailed tutorial on how to create a SSL connection and create certificates in a Java EE application.
As mentioned ...
Secure Web Application in Java EE6 using LDAP
In our previous article we have explained on how to protect the data while it is in transit through Transport Layer Security (TLS)/Secured Socket Layer (SSL). Now let us try to understand ...
How to install and configure LDAP server?
What is LDAP?
“LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol used for accessing and maintaining distributed directory information services over an Internet Protocol network.”
Why ...
Understanding Transport Layer Security / Secure Socket Layer
Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 / Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 3.0, is the mechanism to provide private, secured and reliable communication over the internet. It is the most widely ...
Singleton Design Pattern – An introspection and best practices
Definition:
Singleton is a part of Gang of Four design pattern and it is categorized under creational design patterns. In this article we are going to take a deeper look into the usage ...
UML2 Class Diagram in Java
In the modelling world Class diagram forms the major chunk of the Unified Modelling Language (UML) architecture diagram. In this article we are planning to show some of the key usage ...
Gang of Four – Decorate with decorator design pattern
Decorator pattern is one of the widely used structural patterns. This pattern dynamically changes the functionality of an object at runtime without impacting the existing functionality ...
Façade Design Pattern – Design standpoint
In our previous article we have described about the Adapter Design Pattern. In today’s article we are going to show about another such Gang of Four Structural patterns. As the name ...
Gang of Four – Proxy Design Pattern
Description:
Proxy is another Structural design pattern which works ‘on behalf of’ or ‘in place of’ another object in order to access the later.
When to use this pattern?
Proxy ...
By your Command
Command design pattern is one of the widely known design pattern and it falls under the Behavioral Design Pattern (part of Gang of Four). As the name suggests it is related to actions ...
