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Develop Spring boot REST API in AWS - PART 2/4 (ECS Cluster)

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In this video tutorial (part2), we continue to explore developing spring boot REST API on AWS. We will focus on ECS in this part. It involves the following steps: (1) AWS ECS Basic  (2) ECS Cluster demo (3) ECS Task Definition demo (4) ECS Service demo Thank for watching! In the next part, I will discuss the CodeDeploy. Source Code: https://github.com/babysteps-topro/aws-springboot-pipeline1.git
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Sample Apps: Spring data MongoDB and JSF Integration tutorial (PART 5)

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Create, Edit and Delete data with Spring data repository In the last part of this tutorial, we will add create, edit and delete function to the MongoShop Product Catalog application. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) 2. MongoDB schema design and data preparation 3. JSF (PrimeFaces) and Spring data MongoDB Integration 4. Enquriy data with spring data repository and mongotemplate 5. Create, Edit and delete data The search page is modified. A modal confirm dialogue box is added before the product is physically deleted updated search.xhtml <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" xmlns:p="http://primefaces.org/ui"> <ui:composition template="/template/common.xhtml"> <ui:define name="pageTitle"...
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Sample Apps: Spring data MongoDB and JSF Integration tutorial (PART 4)

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) 2. MongoDB schema design and data preparation 3. JSF (PrimeFaces) and Spring data MongoDB Integration 4. Enquriy data with spring data repository and mongotemplate 5. Create, Edit and delete data Enquriy data with spring data repository and mongotemplate Spring Data Repository: Spring Data repository abstraction reduces the boilerplate code to write the data access layer of the application. Automatic implementation of Repository interfaces provides simple operation on mongoDB. It helps our product save and delete function make MongoTemplate: MongoTemplate offers convenience operations to create, update, delete and query for MongoDB documents and provides a mapping between your domain objects and MongoDB documents. In our application, since the spring data repository cannot fulfill the requirement of searching function, we use MongoTemplate to archive the searching capability. Custom...
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Sample Apps: Spring data MongoDB and JSF Integration tutorial (PART 3)

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) 2. MongoDB schema design and data preparation 3. JSF (PrimeFaces) and Spring data MongoDB Integration 4. Enquriy data with spring data repository and mongotemplate 5. Create, Edit and delete data JSF (PrimeFaces) and Spring data MongoDB Integration pom.xml of the project <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd"> <modelversion>4.0.0</modelVersion> <groupid>com.borislam</groupId> <artifactid>mongoShop</artifactId> <packaging>war</packaging> <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> <name>MongoShop Webapp</name> <url>http://maven.apache.org</url> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupid>...
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Sample Apps: Spring data MongoDB and JSF Integration Tutorial (PART 2)

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Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) 2. MongoDB schema design and data preparation 3. JSF (PrimeFaces) and Spring data MongoDB Integration 4. Enquriy data with spring data repository and mongotemplate 5. Create, Edit and delete data MongoDB schema design and data preparation MongoDB Introduction MongoDB is a open-source scalable, high-performance NoSQL database. It is a document-oriented Storage. It can store JSON-style documents with dynamic schemas. In this application, each product is stored as JSON-style document in MongoDB. Schema Design in MongoDB Each product in the catalog contains general product information (e.g. sku, title, and product type), price details (e.g. retail and list price) and product sub-details (e.g. tracks of audio CDs / chapters of books). In this application, MongoDB is used. The schema design will be focus more on the data usage. It is different from traditional RDBMS schema design. The ...
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Sample Apps: Spring data MongoDB and JSF Integration tutorial (PART 1)

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In this year, I will start a new series of “Sample application Tutorials”. In this series of tutorial, a sample case study application will be built with different technologies. In this tutorial, sample JSF application with Spring Data MongoDB will be covered. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) 2. MongoDB schema design and data preparation 3. JSF (PrimeFaces) and Spring data MongoDB Integration 4. Enquriy data with spring data repository and mongotemplate 5. Create, Edit and delete data Introduction to sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) After this tutorial, a sample application (MongoShop Product Catalog) with the following functional requirement will be built: 1. Searching product with different criteria (e.g. sku, product type, title, stc) 2. Create a new product with different category. 3. Edit selected product details 4. Delete selected product from the enquiry screen. Presentation Layer:...
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Session Timeout Handling on JSF AJAX request

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When we develop JSF application with AJAX behaviour, we may experience the problem in handling timeout scenario of Ajax request. For example, if you are using J2EE Form-based authentication, a normal request should be redirected to the login page after session timeout. However, if your request is AJAX, the response could not be treated properly on the client-side. User will remain on the same page and does not aware that the session is expired. Many people proposed solution for this issue. The followings are two of possible solutions involve the use of Spring security framework: 1. Oleg Varaksin's post 2. Spring Security 3 and ICEfaces 3 Tutorial Yet, some applications may just using simple mechanism to stored their authentication and authorization information in session. For those application that is not using Spring Security framework, how can they handle such problem? I just modified the solution proposed by Oleg Varaksin a bit as my reference. First, create a simple s...
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Accessing Weblogic Embedded LDAP programmatically by Spring LDAP module

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Oracle Weblogic Application Server includes an embedded LDAP server which acts as the default security provider data store. There are few methods to access the embedded LDAP server. Oracle Weblogic provides an administration console for user to access it. We can create user, create group or edit detail through this administration console. We could also access the embedded LDAP programmatically. Using WLST ( Weblogic Scripting tool ) is a standard way to do it but you need have knowledge of Jython programming. Alternatively, if you want to access by Java language, you can access the Weblogic MBeans directly. However, this is not an easy task. You can see this link for more detail. In this article, I will show you an alternative way to access the Weblogic Embedded LDAP programmatically with Spring-LDAP. If you are acquainted with Spring, you may find this method quite easy and useful. In the following example, we do simple operation like search user, create user and add user to grou...
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Writing your spring security expression language annotation - PART 3

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In the last part of tutorial, I will discuss how to override the behaviour of defualt spring security method expression. You may wonder why I need to override the default behaviour of these methods. The reason behind is that, in recent development project, we are reviewing the developer's code and we hope to maintain a standard coding practice. We find that the default method expression is too flexible. In our case, under similar coding scenario, some developers use hasRole() for security checking while other developers using hasPermission() for security checking. In order to keep the maintainability of the program, we thus have an idea to disallow developer to use certain secruity method expression. That's why we have the crazy idea of overriding the default behaviour of these methods. (This may not be a good idea :P. But anyway, we have implement it :D) In this example, I simply show how to override the default behaviour of hasRole() method. You can not do this by override ...
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