Ryan Cuprak

Dangerous Code – Case for Java EE

When writing a Java web application is very easy to inadvertently introduce security holes if you are primarily relying on security constraints specified in the web.xml. Security constraints specified in web.xml enforce access by examining the requested URL. This works fine as long as you aren’t programmatically dispatching pages within Java code.Hint: unless the web …

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Skipping Unit Tests with Maven Projects in NetBeans

NetBeans / By rcuprak

One of the annoying things with Maven is that it runs your unit tests every time a build is done. If you are working on a Java EE application where you are frequently hitting “running” the target to test changes to JSF pages this can get very annoying. With lots of tests this can definitely …

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