A rigorous study of the core Java programming language followed by an inquiry into Java-based distributed computing. The first part covers classes and inheritance, abstract classes, interfaces, exceptions, threads, packages, events, reflection, and Javadoc. Major features of Java introduced with Java6 are presented, including enums, for-each collection iteration, and annotation. These common tools for Java development are discussed: JUnit, log4j, and Ant. The second half of is devoted to distributed computing, using Remote Method Invocation (RMI) to make remote procedure calls on Java objects on other systems. Google Web Toolkit is briefly surveyed.

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kpchaitanya/jaxrs-http-exceptions

The goal of this project is to make JAX-RS REST service errors follow HTTP specification guidances, make understanding and troubleshooting REST errors easy for both the client and server side, and to eliminate security concerns caused by exception/stack traces being dumped to the client.

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kpchaitanya/resteasy-client-server-exception

Test case showing that RESTeasy client thrown exceptions break the server

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kpchaitanya/resteasy-exception-chains

Public repository.

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kpchaitanya/WebApiProblem

A small framework for turning exceptions into good Rest responses in WebApi

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kpchaitanya/restarts

restarts functionality for exceptions in ruby

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kpchaitanya/common-resteasy

Utility extensions for RestEASY. Includes logging and exception.

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kpchaitanya/RestExceptionHandling

RESTful app to test exception handling practices.

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kpchaitanya/spring-restful-exception-handler

A custom annotation to handle custom exceptions in Spring projects.

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kpchaitanya/spring-rest-exception-handler

A convenient Spring MVC exception handler for RESTful APIs.

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kpchaitanya/rest-api-sample-app-java

Public repository.

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kpchaitanya/projects-using-java

restful webservice resteasy, spring mvc springsecurity

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kpchaitanya/Java-RestEasy-

Java-Rest RestEasy

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kpchaitanya/Resteasy

REST and JAXRS

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kpchaitanya/spring-resteasy

Public repository.

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kpchaitanya/rest-shell

Command-line shell for interacting with Spring HATEOAS-compliant REST resources

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kpchaitanya/spring-rest-service-oauth

A simple OAuth protected REST service built with Spring Boot and Spring Security OAuth

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kpchaitanya/spring-hateoas

Spring HATEOAS - Library to support implementing representations for hyper-text driven REST web services.

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kpchaitanya/spring-restbucks

Implementation of the sample from REST in Practice based on Spring projects

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kpchaitanya/the-spring-rest-stack

the deck to my talk on building more powerful REST APIs

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kpchaitanya/grails-core

The Grails Web Application Framework

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kpchaitanya/yelp-api

Examples of code using our API

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kpchaitanya/html5demos

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/html5demos

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kpchaitanya/HTML5resetCSS

Public repository.

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kpchaitanya/angularjs-grails-sample

An example application using AngularJS/Bootstrap as frontend and Grails as REST API producer

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kpchaitanya/grails-angular-scaffolding

A Grails plugin for scaffolding views using Angular.js

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kpchaitanya/AngularJS-MVC-Web-App-Template

A starter template for an AngularJS Web Application with a MVC folder structure. Uses AngularJS 1.3.0, jQuery 2.1.1, Twitter Bootstrap 3.3.0, Flat UI & HTML5

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kpchaitanya/location-tracker-angular

This tutorial shows how to build a mobile app in HTML5, Javascript and Angular that records a device’s location and saves it to an IBM Cloudant database

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kpchaitanya/html5dashboard

HTML5 Dashboard

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kpchaitanya/html5-device-mockups

HTML5 mockups of popular devices, to showcase your portfolio and spice up your website.

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kpchaitanya/HTML5-Cookbook

Code and recipes taken from the HTML5 Cookbook (O'Reilly, 2011)

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kpchaitanya/Walkable-App

Walkable-App is an open source application that shows location based points of interest, based on your current location. Walkable is built as a multi-platform mobile application using PhoneGap.

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