Ranjani Harish
Fun-loving, curious and enthusiastic IT developer who believes in constant learning.
- Spring
Getting Started with Spring Security and JWT
Spring Security provides a comprehensive set of security features for Java applications, covering authentication, authorization, session management, and protection against common security threats such as CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery).
- Spring
Deserialize with Jackson's @JsonCreator in a Spring Boot Application
The FasterXML Jackson library is the most popular JSON parser in Java. Spring internally uses this API for JSON parsing. For details on other commonly used Jackson annotations, refer to this article.
- Spring
Serialize and Deserialize with Jackson's @JsonView in a Spring Boot Application
The Jackson API is one of the best JSON parsers in Java. Spring integrates well with Jackson and with every new Spring release, newer Jackson features get incorporated making the Spring Jackson support more flexible and powerful.
- Spring
Getting started with Spring Security and Spring Boot
Spring Security is a framework that helps secure enterprise applications. By integrating with Spring MVC, Spring Webflux or Spring Boot, we can create a powerful and highly customizable authentication and access-control framework.
- Spring
Configuring CSRF/XSRF with Spring Security
Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF, sometimes also called XSRF) is an attack that can trick an end-user using a web application to unknowingly execute actions that can compromise security.
- Spring
Handling Timezones in a Spring Boot Application
It is common to encounter applications that run in different time zones. Handling date and time operations consistently across multiple layers of an application can be tricky.
Ranjani Harish