As a Java programmer, have you encountered these issues: online faults that are hard to reproduce, debugging processes that are difficult to start, and testing scenarios that cannot cover edge conditions? Don’t worry, today I’m going to introduce you to a powerful tool: Byteman. It allows you to dynamically modify the behavior of Java applications … Read more
Click the blue text above “Programming Diary” to follow below National secret algorithms: These are algorithms independently developed by our country to reduce excessive reliance on foreign technology. National secret refers to the domestic cryptographic algorithms recognized by the National Cryptography Administration. The following is the specific correspondence: Symmetric algorithms: AES, DES, SM4 Asymmetric algorithms: … Read more
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1. Introduction to Smart-MQTT Smart-MQTT is the first solution developed by the Smartboot organization for the Internet of Things, using the Java programming language to provide efficient and reliable MQTT Broker services. The unique advantage of Smart-MQTT is its ability to maintain low latency and high throughput even with a large number of devices connected, … Read more
This article introduces the points to note when using GDB as storage in server-side development. It implements several common examples using the TinkerPop framework, showcasing the important aspects of CRUD operations on GDB and the differences between two methods of submitting GDB operations. Introduction As one of the more well-known and general-purpose graph database server … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) can be roughly divided into four layers: the perception layer, network layer, device management layer, and application layer. Among these, the **perception layer** most vividly reflects the characteristics of IoT. The perception layer consists of various sensors, protocol conversion gateways, communication gateways, and smart terminals. Most of these terminals are … Read more
Recently, I saw a question on a forum, and there was a reply like this: C++ indeed can create all kinds of peculiarities. I don’t know if this is its glory or its sorrow. This reply did not help the original poster’s question at all, as the issue was not about any specific language. So … Read more
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Having memorized a lot of stock responses, I believe everyone has heard the term SPI Extension. Some interviewers really like to ask this question: How is Spring Boot’s auto-configuration implemented? Basically, if you mention that it is based on Spring’s SPI extension mechanism and bring up the spring.factories file and EnableAutoConfiguration, then you are likely … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Su San~~ Today I would like to discuss the SPI mechanisms of Java, Spring, and Dubbo, focusing on their principles and differences. Actually, I have previously written a similar article, but that one mainly analyzed the source code of Dubbo’s SPI mechanism, only briefly introducing the SPI mechanisms of Java and … Read more