Blogging at the speed of thought

My name is Arul Dhesiaseelan and this is my technical weblog started in 2007. I am a senior developer at Flux Corporation (the automation experts).

I live in the beautiful Big Sky Country, Billings, Montana. You can reach me by mailing to aruld/at/acm/dot/org.

Java 7+ Technical Articles

Lambda expressions in Java 8 adopts C# style syntax

Annotation type to reduce varargs warnings available in b123, Java 7 Coin minting done?

Parallel Looping Constructs in Java: Lambda expressions to the rescue?

Aggregate operations, the Lambda Goodness in Java

Lambdas in Java, Plan B in action

Rest of Project Coin explored, advantage Java 7

Introducing Try With Resources, can project Coin become crown jewel of Java 7?

Arul Dhesiaseelan’s Java 7+ Explorations (java.net Editor’s blog)

Flux

Demystifying ETL Automation: ETL Pain Points Resolved with Flux

Automate SSH secured file transfers in your Flux workflow

Simple Http File Transfer Action in Flux

Flux Plugins for Twitter and RabbitMQ, enabling smarter integration for your workflows

Handling Flux Database outages using BoneCP Connection Pool

Flux 7.10 Beta is here and 100 seconds teaser of the new opsconsole

Job Scheduling in Java, why Flux?

Community Contribution

Author of the tutorial “Developing a loan processing application using Apache CXF & JPA in NetBeans 6.8″

Author of the tutorial “Developing a Spring Framework MVC application step-by-step using NetBeans and GlassFish”. Original tutorial was based on Apache Tomcat and Eclipse IDE.

Technical Blog Posts

• Sakila Restful Search using CXF FIQL
• CXF 2.2 in Action – services design simplified
• Handling multiparts in Restful applications using CXF
• Handling multiparts in Restful applications using Jersey
• Programming SSL for Jetty based CXF services
• Yahoo Search Restful Client using Jersey
• Building RESTful web services using Jersey

International Conference Papers and Posters

• Co-author of the paper “Web Services Container Reference Architecture (WSCRA)” got accepted at “IEEE International Conference on Web Services 2004″ (San Diego, California. July 6-9, 2004). pp 806-807.

• Co-author of the paper “Quality of Service for Web Services – Demystification, Limitations, and Best Practices” got accepted for the Industry Practice Session at “The 14th IEEE Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering” (Denver, Colorado. November 17-20, 2003). pp 166-176.

Technical Publications

• Author of the article “Capitalize on SOA” in developer.com.
• Co-author of the article “Enterprise Service Bus – Integration Demystified” in developer.com.
• Author of the article “What’s New in WSDL 2.0″ in O’REILLY webservices.xml.com.
• Author of the article “Interoperable Web Services” in Dr. Dobbs Journal.
• Author of the article “J2SE 1.5: Tiger debuts with beta” in Java Developers Journal.
• Author of the article “REPLICATION: The Single point of entry to the UBR cloud” in Web Services Journal.
• Author of the article “Developing J2EE 1.4 Web Services on the fly” in Web Services Journal.
• Author of the article “Are Java Developers Ready for Hunting Tiger?” in developer.com.
• Author of the article “UDDI V3 Subscriptions, Part I” in developer.com.
• Author of the article “UDDI V3 Subscriptions, Part II” in developer.com.
• Author of the tutorial “Subscriptions – A UDDI V3 Mantra” in Systinet’s Developers’ Corner.
• Author of the article “J2SE 1.5 – Effective Java Programming with Tiger” in developer.com.
• Co-author of the article “Quality of Service for Web Services -Demystification, Limitations, and Best Practices” in developer.com.
• Co-author of the article “Managing Web Services: A Container-Based Approach” in developer.com.
• Co-author of the article “Quality of Service for Web Services -Demystification, Limitations, and Best Practices for Performance” in developer.com.