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Mohamed Sanaulla

What’s new in Java 7- Features as part of Project Coin

May 2, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

As part of the Project Coin, there were quite a few language enhancements were added to the Language. The last time Java language changed was in the Java 5 release when Generics were added. The changes in introduced in the Java 7 were welcomed by java community around the world. This was seen as a stepping …

Category: JavaTag: Java, java 7, project coin

Invoking RESTful Web Service using API in java.net and GSON

May 1, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

In our previous post, we wrote about parsing JSON using Java and GSON library. Moving further, in this article we will look at how to use classes in java.net package to invoke a RESTful Web Service and then parse the JSON response using GSON library. For this we make use of the Twitter REST API …

Category: JavaTag: GSON.JSON, REST

Parsing JSON using Groovy

April 30, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

In our previous post we saw how we used Gson API to parse the Json using Java. Not spending too much time on the introduction, I would want to straight away dive into the same parsing which can be done using Groovy language. Groovy is a scripting language which runs on the JVM. It can …

Category: GroovyTag: JSON

Parsing JSON using Java and GSON library

April 30, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

In my previous post here, I gave a brief overview of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). In this post I would go a bit further and show how one can parse the JSON documents into Java objects using the GSON library. The JSON data for this tutorial was obtained from: also read: JSON Tutorials Java EE …

Category: JavaTag: gson, JSON

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What is JSON?

April 28, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

This tutorial explains the use of JSON and how to use it in your programming. This tutorial/webpage regularly updated with latest information about the JSON and Java libraries that are used for parsing the JSON files. A quick JSON search on Google would yield plenty of results and more specifically the JSON homepage. None the …

Category: JavaScriptTag: JSON

Download file from HTTP & HTTPS server using Java

April 13, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

In the earlier articles, JavaBeat has published many articles on uploading and downloding of files using the Java programming. Upload and Download is essential utility in the programming world because every server must have the feature to upload and download the files by the user or downlod the reports incase of the enterprise applications. The …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java

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