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Byteman 4.0.4 is now available from the Byteman downloads page and from the Maven Central repository. It is the latest release for use on JDK9+ runtimes. It is also recommended as the preferred release for use on JDK8- runtimes. Byteman 4.0.3 updates the 4.0.3 release to ensure that it works correctly on the latest jdk11 releases. Specifically, it ensures that Byteman is able to process class fil...

16 Jul 2018 8:34pm GMT

jBPM is completely open-source and therefore most of my blogs are typically about the latest and greatest feature that was just introduced in the community. However, Red Hat also offers a supported version, with the testing, certification, and maintenance releases necessary for enterprise production use (for a quick intro on potential differences, take for example a look here). And recently, as a...

16 Jul 2018 3:38pm GMT

There is a major push in the United Kingdom to replace aging mechanical electricity meters with connected smart meters. New meters allow consumers to more closely monitor their energy usage and associated cost, and they enable the suppliers to automate the billing process because the meters automatically report fine-grained energy use. This post describes an architecture for processing a stream of...

16 Jul 2018 11:00am GMT

We have 2 new releases to announce today: 9.3.1.Final includes some important bug fixes, and we recommend all users of 9.3.0.Final to upgrade: Fix for CVE-2018-1131 that allows unchecked deserialization in the server from binary java , XML and JSON payloads Fixed transcoding from JSON/XML to java objects with deployed entities (ISPN-9336) Look up key in cache loader if the entry has expired but ha...

16 Jul 2018 9:41am GMT

I am very glad to be able to announce that Maciej (aka "Magic") Swiderski will officially become the new jBPM community lead. Maciej is one of the most productive engineers I have ever known. And while that has led to huge expectations whenever he starts working on something new, he somehow manages to constantly over-deliver anyway. To be fair, I have to say "officially" as he's been doing the b...

13 Jul 2018 12:56pm GMT

This editorial looks like it's going to be about release after release after release! The teams have really been busy! First Marc has written a few articles about the new APIMan release (version 1.4) followed quickly by 1.4.3 (if anyone finds 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 please return them to Marc care of JBoss!) He's also found the time to write about how you can customise your path patterns for the gateway...

13 Jul 2018 12:08pm GMT

This is part one of my two-article series that demonstrates how to implement contract-first API design using Apicurio and Red Hat Fuse. It covers how to create an OpenAPI standard document as the contract between API providers and consumers using Apicurio Studio. It also shows how to quickly create mock tests using Red Hat Fuse which is based on Camel. There are two common approaches when it come...

12 Jul 2018 4:00pm GMT

In WildFly 13, there is a wizard to enable the SSL for the HTTP management interface, it uses the elytron resource to manage the security features. The certificate may be handled in the following ways: Generate a self-signed certificate Use an existing certificate file Use an existing elytron key-store Use mutual authentication with a client You can see more information about elytron features and ...

12 Jul 2018 1:30pm GMT

I'm very happy to announce the release of Debezium 0.8.0.Final! The key features of Debezium 0.8 are the first work-in-progress version of our Oracle connector (based on the XStream API) and a brand-new parser for MySQL DDL statements. Besides that, there are plenty of smaller new features (e.g. propagation of default values to corresponding Connect schemas, optional propagation of source queries ...

12 Jul 2018 12:00am GMT

If you aren't following the OpenShift Blog, you might not be aware of the PodCTL podcast. It's a free weekly tech podcast covering containers, kubernetes, and OpenShift hosted by Red Hat's Brian Gracely (@bgracely) and Tyler Britten (@vmtyler). I'm reposting this episode here on the Red Hat Developer Blog because I think their realization is spot on-while early adopters might be deep into Kubernet...

11 Jul 2018 11:00am GMT

If you aren't following the OpenShift Blog, you might not be aware of the PodCTL podcast. It's a free weekly tech podcast covering containers, kubernetes, and OpenShift hosted by Red Hat's Brian Gracely (@bgracely) and Tyler Britten (@vmtyler). I'm reposting this episode here on the Red Hat Developer Blog because I think their realization is spot on-while early adopters might be deep into Kubernet...

11 Jul 2018 11:00am GMT

In WildFly 13 the Infinispan subsystem introduces several new resources: Remote Cache Container Scattered Cache HotRod Store All of these resources are supported in the latest HAL version (3.0.3 and above). Remote Cache Container Remote cache containers are listed together with regular cache containers in the 'Cache Container' column. You can use the button drop down to add both remote and regular...

10 Jul 2018 1:30pm GMT

Apache Camel URI completion has already been available for XML DSL in Eclipse Desktop, Eclipse Che, Red Hat OpenShift.io, Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ. However, for Java DSL it was available only in IntelliJ. But Visual Studio Code and Eclipse Desktop are now also providing the Apache Camel URI completion for Java DSL. Below, you can see it in action: In Eclipse Desktop IDE: In Visual Studio Co...

10 Jul 2018 11:00am GMT

It is my honor to announce that Mario Fusco will be taking over as the new Drools Project Lead. Mario is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, working on the development of the Drools core. He has vast experience as a Java developer, and among other accomplishments, was nominated a Java Champion in 2016. Mario previously created and led the open source Lambdaj project and has been involved in ...

09 Jul 2018 6:09pm GMT

Welcome to the Hibernate community newsletter in which we share blog posts, forum, and StackOverflow questions that are especially relevant to our users. Videos If you are using Spring Boot, you should definitely check out this video from Josh Long where he shares several tips about JPA, Spring, and Hibernate. Articles When using Hibernate, the impact of JPQL query parsing might be overlooked. How...

09 Jul 2018 12:00am GMT

If you are developing with C/C++, Clang tools and newer versions of GCC can be quite helpful for checking your code and giving you better warnings and error messages to help avoid bugs. The newer compilers have better optimizations and code generation. You can easily install the latest-supported Clang and GCC compilers for C, C++, Objective-C, and FORTRAN using yum on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Th...

07 Jul 2018 3:59pm GMT