Learn how to build protocol-agnostic middleware that supports SOAP and REST integrations with configurable authentication and customer-specific transformations.
This traces Java’s evolution from Oak to a global software platform, revealing its impact on open source, standards, engineering, and the community behind it.
The latest MCP updates introduce security risks like protocol confusion. Quarkus mitigates these vectors using strict request filtering and enterprise security layers.
Building a dynamic API translation proxy that leverages Java 21 Virtual Threads and Redisson distributed locking to safely execute AI-driven schema mapping.
A standardized instruction layer for enabling AI agents to accurately navigate, build, and test applications by enforcing clear architectural and operational constraints.
The Model Context Protocol has evolved to be entirely stateless over HTTP, removing complex session bottlenecks. Pairing this update with cloud-native Java, Quarkus!
HTTP QUERY gives Java REST APIs a cleaner way to handle complex searches with request bodies, avoiding long URLs and POST misuse while keeping reads explicit.
OBO (On-Behalf-Of) allows a Java API to securely call downstream services using the authenticated user's identity instead of the application's identity.
A poison message can trap a Flink job in a restart loop. Use side outputs, retries, tiered DLQs, durable sinks, and replay jobs to keep the stream running.
This post traces that journey using triangular number computation as a practical example of intentional fall-through and connects the technique to Duff's Device.