The Goal In the following short article, we want to import data from an existing sitemap XML file into a new Google Sheet document. The sheet must pull the sitemap via HTTP protocol and extract all the URLs from the sitemap and insert them. into the sheet. Implementation Now let’s implement it .. it only takes 1 minute … For demonstration purpose, I’m going to use the sitemap from my old blog, to be found at https://www.hascode.com/sitemap.xml. ...
Sometimes one needs to derive a Google Protocol Buffers schema from an XML schema .. e.g. from an Enterprise Architect Export. Tool used here: schema2proto (GitLab project) Steps Download schema2proto-lib from the global Maven repository: https://search.maven.org/search?q=schema2proto Run Schema2Proto against a give XSD schema file and with a given output directory: java -jar schema2proto-lib-1.53.jar Schema2Proto --outputDirectory=src/main/protobuf input.xsd A yaml config file may be given instead of cli parameters: java -jar schema2proto-lib-1.53.jar Schema2Proto ----configFile=config.yaml input.xsd ...
Create a custom converter This class converts the well known log levels to a custom format CustomLogLevelConverter.java package com.hascode; public class CustomLogLevelConverter extends ClassicConverter { @Override public String convert(ILoggingEvent event) { switch (event.getLevel().toInt()) { case Level.ERROR_INT: return "ERROR!!!"; case Level.WARN_INT: return "WARN!!"; case Level.INFO_INT: return "INFO!"; case Level.TRACE_INT: return "DEBUG"; default: return event.getLevel().toString(); } } } Register the converter The following Logback config includes some defaults and registers our custom converter. ...
Goals Use JUnit Maven BOM for version alignment Add minimal dependencies for JUnit5 Java Projekt Setup Excerpt from the Maven project’s pom.xml: <dependencyManagement> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>org.junit</groupId> <artifactId>junit-bom</artifactId> <version>5.7.1</version> <type>pom</type> <scope>import</scope> </dependency> </dependencies> </dependencyManagement> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>org.junit.jupiter</groupId> <artifactId>junit-jupiter</artifactId> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> </dependencies> JUnit5 does not work with older versions of the Maven Compiler Plugin and the Surefire Plugin used for test execution. Setting their versions in the pom.xml is done like this: ...
I have written about other software system analyzing and validation tools before but today I would like to introduce a new tool named jqAssistant that supports software architects, developers and analysts in a variety of tasks like analyzing given structures, validating architectural or quality constraints and generating reports. Therefore jqAssistant analyzes given projects or artifacts and stores the gathered information – that is enriched by a variety of existing plugin-ins – in a Neo4j graph database. ...
There is a new testing framework out there called Karate that is build on top of the popular Cucumber framework. Karate makes it easy to script interactions with out web-services under test and verify the results. In addition it offers us a lot of useful features like parallelization, script/feature re-use, data-tables, JsonPath and XPath support, gherkin syntax, switchable staging-configurations and many others. In the following tutorial we’ll be writing different scenarios and features for a real-world RESTful web-service to demonstrate some of its features. ...
Because a lot of my current projects are using JAX-RS in different versions I’d like to write down and share some frequently used snippets for implementing RESTful web-services with the JAX-RS specification here. Using RegEx in Path Expressions Sometimes we need to extract multiple parameters from a path expression e.g. in the following example where year, month and day are fragments if the path. @GET @Path("/orders/{year:\\d{4}}-{month:\\d{2}}-{day:\\d{2}}") @Produces(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN) public Response getOrders(@PathParam("year") final int year, @PathParam("month") final int month, @PathParam("day") final int day) { return Response.ok("Year: " + year + ", month: " + month + ", day: " + day).build(); } ...
XMLBeam is an interesting library using an approach of projecting parts of an XML DOM tree into Java using some simple interfaces, annotations and XPath expressions. In the following article, I’d like to share three experiments of mine with this library for reading, writing XML and parsing a live RSS feed. RSS Feed Projection Interface Dependencies Using Maven, we need to add only one dependency to our pom.xml: ...
It’s been a long way for Java FX from the days of the F3 project the current release 2.2. Today there are many options how to create a Java FX application .. you may be using Java, Scala, Groovy or Visage, you may create your application in a programmatic way using the comfortable integrated builders or you may create your views using XML layouts and easy data-bindings with a few annotations. ...
Apache Pivot is a modern framework to create rich clients as desktop applications or to run in a web browser. It offers nice GUI elements, supports XML/WTKX templates, data bindings, JVM scripting languages and much more. In the following short examples I’m going to create a desktop application to open a file browser, select a file and output the selected file’s name, first using a programmatic approach to create the user interface, and afterwards using XML/WTKX templates. ...