Supun Athukorala

I have recently started working on creating a REST API for a client project.  I was using Java 8 for my past developments. Since Java 11 was introduced in the last September  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_version_history) I thought of developing the REST API in Java 11. Java 11 is having major changes after Java 8. Java 11 is having a concept of modules (This was introduced after Java 9). Several libraries are acting as separate modules. Those are not included in JDK and those have to be imported separately. Ref : http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/261 (I have experienced this in JBoss7 also. They were using the module system and each service can specify which modules which are using. Those modules can be manually configured by the user.) One example is that you have to import the Java fx library separately (For GUI). Java-Fx is decoupled from JDK. <!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.openjfx/javafx -->   ...

This blog explains the process I have followed while moving one of code branch of one of the projects to Gitlab. SVN to Git migration can be done using the git-svn command in Git.  Documentation about this command can be found from here. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-svn My Company svn repository can be accessed using two ways svn+ssh://192.168.x.x/usr/local/ svnroot/branches/PROJECT/PROJECT_BRANCH http://svn.companyName.net/repos/svnroot/branches/ PROJECT/PROJECT_BRANCH SVN to GIT migration can be done using one of the above-mentioned URLs.  Git can be installed and configured to use its inbuilt SSH client or third party ssh client ( https://6xgate.github.io/TortoisePlink/ ) First of all, this process should be run in a server where the system does not go idle. I have tried this on my PC. But when I have locked the PC, it crashes. Therefore I have tried this in one of our internal server. I have tried to get SVN revision history when the P...