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We’ve all worked on projects that required us to do very basic tasks at periodic intervals. Perhaps we chose a basic ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor. If we’re already using Spring, maybe we tried their TaskExecutor/TaskScheduler support. But once we encounter any number of situations such as an increased quantity of tasks, new interdependencies between tasks, unexpected problems in … Read more
A lot of developers end up in the Java “enterprise” world at some point in their careers. I know the term alone conjures up all kinds of reactions, and rightly so. Often environments where lots of interesting technical challenges exist end up being those that nobody wants to work on because they are brittle, difficult … Read more
The use of Spring framework has woven its way into a large percentage of Java projects of all sorts. It has grown well beyond a dependency injection framework to a large interconnected technology stack providing “plumbing” in a large number of areas. Since it’s so often a part of our lives, we’ll discuss Obsidian’s support … Read more
At Carfey Software, we love our flagship product, Obsidian Scheduler. We believe that Obsidian is the best choice for most scheduling needs. Why? Because Obsidian is carefully designed to meet both simple and complex requirements. We think it stacks up well whether you are struggling with an existing scheduler or investigating if you should once … Read more
Most Java developers these days deal with Spring on a regular basis and there are lots of us out there that have become familiar with its abilities as well as its limitations. I recently came across a problem that I hadn’t hit before: introducing the ability to rewire a bean’s internals based on configuration introduced … Read more