Java APIs - the missing manual

1. @HendrikEbbers Karakun DevHub_ dev.karakun.com

2. @HendrikEbbers JavaAPIsThe missing manual

3. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com About me • Karakun Co-Founder • Lead of JUG Dortmund • JSR EG member • JavaOne Rockstar, Java Champion • JavaLand Programm Chair

4. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com About me

5. @HendrikEbbers SPI

6. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Based on Interfaces it's quite easy to deﬁne a general service and several implementations in Java

7. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface public interface MathOperation { String getSign(); double calc(double valA, double valB); }

8. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • We can provide several implementations of math operations •AddOperation •SubtractOperation

9. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface public class Multiply implements MathOperation { public String getSign() { return "*";} double calc(double valA, double valB){ return valA * valB; } }

10. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Instances of the implementations can be accessed by using the general interface • All instances can simply be stored in a collection

11. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface List<MathOperation> operations = new ArrayList<>(); operations.add(new MultipyOperation()); operations.add(new AddOperation()); operations.add(new DivideOperation()); operations.add(new SubtractOperation()); operations.forEach(o -> { System.out.println("Supported Operation: " + o.getSign()); });

12. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Let's pimp our interface ;) • With Java 8 default methods we can even deﬁne default logic for some parts of the service • Use defaults only if it really makes sense!

13. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface public interface MathOperation { String getSign(); double calc(double valA, double valB); default String getHelp() { return "No help text for sign" + getSign(); } }

14. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Let's think about a bigger application • Often based on several modules / jars • Several jars contains several service implementations

15. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface Application Basic Math Module Math Def Module Special Math Module contains the interface

16. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface Application Basic Math Module Math Def Module Special Math Module contains the interface contains implementations contains implementations

17. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface Application Basic Math Module Math Def Module Special Math Module contains the interface contains implementations contains implementations use implementations

18. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface Application Basic Math Module Math Def Module Special Math Module depends on depends on depends ondepends on

19. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface Application Basic Math Module Math Def Module Special Math Module depends on depends on depends ondepends on One Million Dollar Question

20. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Where should we deﬁne the following method? public List<MathOperation> getAllImplInClasspath(); ?

21. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • We can't deﬁne it in the "Math Def Module" since this module has no dependency to any implementation • Method would return  an empty list

22. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • We can't deﬁne it in the "Basic Math" or the "Special Math" since this modules don't know all implementations. • Method would not return   all implementations

23. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Only the "Application" module knows all implementations since it's the only module that depends on all other modules

24. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Only the "Application" module knows all implementations since it's the only module that depends on all other modules That was easy, bro!

25. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Let's add some complexity Basic Math Module Math Def   Module Special Math Module Algebra Math Module Geometry Math Module

26. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface Basic Math Module Math Def   Module Special Math Module Algebra Math Module Geometry Math Module Customer A App Customer B App Customer C App

27. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Headline • We don't want to implement the    method for each application • We need something new that loads all implementations dynamically public List<MathOperation> getAllImplInClasspath();

30. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Service Provider Interface (SPI) provides a simple API to solve this issue • Could be used to create a minimal but powerful Plug In API

31. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Start by creating an interface public interface MathOperation { String getSign(); double calc(double valA, double valB); } we already have it

32. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Each module that provides implementations of the interface most provide a service ﬁle • File must be located under META-INF/services/ before Java 9

33. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Name of the ﬁle must be equals to the interface name META-INF/services/com.canoo.math.MathOperation File name before Java 9

34. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • File simply contains names of all implementations com.canoo.basic.AddOperation  com.canoo.basic.MinusOperation define one implementation per line before Java 9

35. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • The Service Provider Interface (SPI) will automatically ﬁnd all implementations at runtime • Instances of the classes will automatically be created • Default constructor is needed

36. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • You can simply iterate over all implementations Iterator<MathOperation> iterator = ServiceLoader .load(MathOperation.class) .iterator();   while (iterator.hasNext()) {  MathOperation operation = iterator.next();  }

37. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • At the end we can implement the    method simple in the "Math Def Module" • The service provider   will automatically ﬁnd  all implementations public List<MathOperation> getAllImplInClasspath();

38. @HendrikEbbers Annotations

39. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Let's start with a quiz :) • How many Java annotations are used in the code? ?

40. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations /**  * A helper class  * @see Class#getModifiers()  *  * @author Hendrik Ebbers * @deprecated  */ @Deprecated public class Helper { @Important private Logger logger = new Logger(); /**  * Return {@code true} if the integer argument includes the {@code private} modifier, {@code false} otherwise.  *  * @param mod a set of modifiers  * @return {@code true} if {@code mod} includes the {@code private} modifier; {@code false} otherwise.  */ @Static(false)  public static boolean isPrivate(@Param int mod) {  return (mod & 0x00000002) != 0;  } }

41. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations /**  * A helper class  * @see Class#getModifiers()  *  * @author Hendrik Ebbers * @deprecated  */ @Deprecated public class Helper { @Important private Logger logger = new Logger(); /**  * Return {@code true} if the integer argument includes the {@code private} modifier, {@code false} otherwise.  *  * @param mod a set of modifiers  * @return {@code true} if {@code mod} includes the {@code private} modifier; {@code false} otherwise.  */ @Static(false)  public static boolean isPrivate(@Param int mod) {  return (mod & 0x00000002) != 0;  } }

42. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations /**  * A helper class  * @see Class#getModifiers()  *  * @author Hendrik Ebbers * @deprecated  */ @Deprecated public class Helper { @Important private Logger logger = new Logger(); /**  * Return {@code true} if the integer argument includes the {@code private} modifier, {@code false} otherwise.  *  * @param mod a set of modifiers  * @return {@code true} if {@code mod} includes the {@code private} modifier; {@code false} otherwise.  */ @Static(false)  public static boolean isPrivate(@Param int mod) {  return (mod & 0x00000002) != 0;  } } @Deprecated annotation is defined in the JRE

43. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations /**  * A helper class  * @see Class#getModifiers()  *  * @author Hendrik Ebbers * @deprecated  */ @Deprecated public class Helper { @Important private Logger logger = new Logger(); /**  * Return {@code true} if the integer argument includes the {@code private} modifier, {@code false} otherwise.  *  * @param mod a set of modifiers  * @return {@code true} if {@code mod} includes the {@code private} modifier; {@code false} otherwise.  */ @Static(false)  public static boolean isPrivate(@Param int mod) {  return (mod & 0x00000002) != 0;  } } the @Important annotation is not defined in the JRE but it's easy to create your own custom annotations (like @Autowired in Spring)

44. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations /**  * A helper class  * @see Class#getModifiers()  *  * @author Hendrik Ebbers * @deprecated  */ @Deprecated public class Helper { @Important private Logger logger = new Logger(); /**  * Return {@code true} if the integer argument includes the {@code private} modifier, {@code false} otherwise.  *  * @param mod a set of modifiers  * @return {@code true} if {@code mod} includes the {@code private} modifier; {@code false} otherwise.  */ @Static(false)  public static boolean isPrivate(@Param int mod) {  return (mod & 0x00000002) != 0;  } } the @Static annotation is configured by a boolean parameter

45. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations /**  * A helper class  * @see Class#getModifiers()  *  * @author Hendrik Ebbers * @deprecated  */ @Deprecated public class Helper { @Important private Logger logger = new Logger(); /**  * Return {@code true} if the integer argument includes the {@code private} modifier, {@code false} otherwise.  *  * @param mod a set of modifiers  * @return {@code true} if {@code mod} includes the {@code private} modifier; {@code false} otherwise.  */ @Static(false)  public static boolean isPrivate(@Param int mod) {  return (mod & 0x00000002) != 0;  } } the @Param annotation is another custom annotation that is used to annotate a method param

46. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Annotations can be used to add metadata to the code • Annotations can be added to diﬀerent points of the code • Annotation can be parametrable • Custom annotations can be deﬁned

47. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations public @interface MyAnnotation { }

48. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations public @interface MyAnnotation { } access modifier name annotation keyword

49. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations @Documented @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target(METHOD) public @interface MyAnnotation { }

50. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations ? @Documented @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target(METHOD) public @interface MyAnnotation { }

51. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com @Documented @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target(ANNOTATION_TYPE) public @interface Documented { } Annotations

52. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • If an annotation is annotated with @Documented the usage of the annotation will be shown in JavaDoc • The usage of @Documented has no eﬀect at runtime

53. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • The @Target annotation deﬁnes where an annotation can be used. • The enum ElementType deﬁnes all supported types

54. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • TYPE • FIELD • METHOD • PARAMETER • CONSTRUCTOR • LOCAL_VARIABLE • ANNOTATION_TYPE • PACKAGE • TYPE_PARAMETER • TYPE_USE[ [

55. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations @Target(METHOD) public @interface MyAnnotation { } @MyAnnotation public void sqrt(int value) { return 1; }

56. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations @Target(METHOD) public @interface MyAnnotation { } public void sqrt(@MyAnnotation int value) { return 1; }

57. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations @Target(PARAMETER) public @interface MyAnnotation { } public void sqrt(@MyAnnotation int value) { return 1; }

58. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations @Target({PARAMETER, METHOD}) public @interface MyAnnotation { } @MyAnnotation public void sqrt(@MyAnnotation int value) { return 1; }

59. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • The @Retention annotation deﬁnes how long an annotation will be retained. • The enum RetentionPolicy deﬁnes all supported types

60. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations SOURCE CLASS RUNTIME remove annotation at compiletime remove annotation at runtime do not remove annotation

61. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations SOURCE CLASS RUNTIME general meta information like @Override for example the annotations of findbugs All annotations that are used at runtime

62. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • There are several ways how annotations can be used • Annotations like @Deprecated deﬁne useful information for the developer (IDE support) and compiler

63. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Projects like Lombok use annotations for annotation processing at compile time • Annotations like @Inject are used to modify objects at runtime

64. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • All annotations that have a @Retention policy that is deﬁned as RUNTIME can be accessed by using reﬂection. • In general this is one of the tricks that make DI or Spring work

65. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • How can I check for annotations in my code at runtime ?

66. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Service Provider Interface • Only the "Application" module knows all implementations since it's the only module that depends on all other modules Reﬂections

67. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations Class cls = MyCustomClass.class;  boolean val = cls.isAnnotationPresent(MyAnnotation.class); • We will see more samples later

68. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • But there is more • Annotations can be "conﬁgured" • Java provides some nice language features here

69. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Annotations can contain parameters public @interface Column { String name(); } @Column(name="Description") private String desc;

70. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Annotations can deﬁne multiple parameters • The following types are allowed: • primitive • String • Class • an Enum • another Annotation • an array of any of the types

71. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • If an Annotations only needs one param it should be named as "value" • By doing so the name must not be speciﬁed when using the annotation

72. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations public @interface Column { String value(); } @Column("Name") private String name;

73. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Annotations can deﬁne a default value for a parameters public @interface Column { String name() default ""; } @Column private String name;

74. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Access annotation parameters final Class cls = MyCustomClass.class;   if(cls.isAnnotationPresent(MyAnnotation.class)){ final MyAnnotation a = cls.getAnnotation(MyAnnotation.class); final String name = a.name(); System.out.println("Name: " + name); }

75. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Annotations • Additional topics: •@Inherited • Lists of annotations • Meta annotations • Annotation Processor

76. @HendrikEbbers Stream.error

77. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Streams • Classes to support functional-style operations on streams of elements, such as map-reduce transformations on collections. Stream.of("A", "B", "C") .forEach(s -> System.out.println(s));

78. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Streams • Sequence of elements • Aggregate operations (ﬁlter, map, limit, reduce…) • Pipelining − Most of the stream operations return stream itself Filter Map Reduce

79. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Streams • Let's create a stream that converts String values to int values

80. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Streams Stream.of("1", "2", "3") .map(s -> Integer.parseInt(s)) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

82. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Streams • Let's see if this is really the perfect solution… Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> Integer.parseInt(s)) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

83. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams • Stream operations are not made to handle exceptions • To be more clear the functional interfaces in java.util.function can not handle exceptions.

84. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams • Let's ﬁnd a solution Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> { try { return Integer.parseInt(s) } catch(Exception e) { return -1; } }) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

85. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams • Let's ﬁnd a solution Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> { try { return Integer.parseInt(s) } catch(Exception e) { return -1; } }) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i)); Nope! That is not what we want…

86. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams • Let's ﬁnd a solution Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> { try { return Integer.parseInt(s) } catch(Exception e) { throw new RuntimeException("…",e); } }) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

87. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams • Let's ﬁnd a solution Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> { try { return Integer.parseInt(s) } catch(Exception e) { throw new RuntimeException("…",e); } }) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

88. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams public int convert(String s) { try { return Integer.parseInt(s) } catch(Exception e) { throw new RuntimeException("Can not convert to int!"e); } } Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> convert(s)) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

89. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Exceptions in Streams • The current approach looks ok but is far away from a general solution • We need to be more generic

90. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Checked functions • Let's create or custom functional interface • Libraries like VAVR do exactly this @FunctionalInterface public interface CheckedFunction<T, R> { R apply(T t) throws Exception; }

91. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Checked functions @FunctionalInterface public interface CheckedFunction<T, R> { R apply(T t) throws Exception; static <T,R> Function<T,R> wrap(CheckedFunction<T,R> f) { Objects.requireNonNull(f, "Function must not be null"); return t -> { try { f.apply(t); } catch(Exception e) { throw new RuntimeException(e); } }; } }

92. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Checked functions • Now we have a general solution to handle exceptions in streams… Stream.of("1", "2", "3", "X") .map(s -> CheckedFunction.wrap(s -> Integer.parseInt(s))) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

93. @HendrikEbbers Result 1 2 3 Error

95. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Checked functions • Let's just change 2 chars… Stream.of("1", "X", "3", "4") .map(s -> CheckedFunction.wrap(s -> Integer.parseInt(s))) .forEach(i -> System.out.println("INT " + i));

96. @HendrikEbbers Result 1

97. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Additonal (functional) types • The exception stops the stream • But we can not return a default value • We need to ﬁnd a way to handle the complete stream with exception support • Again libraries like VAVR have some solutions

98. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Additonal (functional) types Stream.of("1", "2", "A", "4").map(Result.of(s ->Integer.parseInt(s))) .forEach(r -> { if(r.isSuccessfull()) { System.out.println(r.getInput() + " -> " + r.getResult()); } else { System.out.println("Error for " + r.getInput()); Integer.parseInt(""); } });

99. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Additonal (functional) types public void handle(final Result<String, Integer> result) { if(result.isSuccessfull()) { System.out.println(result.getInput() + " -> " + result.getResult()); } else { System.out.println("Error for " + result.getInput()); } } Stream.of("1", "2", "A", "4") .map(Result.of(s ->Integer.parseInt(s))) .forEach(r -> handle(r));

100. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Additonal (functional) types Result<INPUT, OUTPUT> Sucess<INPUT, OUTPUT> Fail<INPUT, OUTPUT> Extends Extends

101. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Additonal (functional) types Input Result

102. Karakun DevHub_ @HendrikEbbersdev.karakun.com Additonal (functional) types Input Exeption

103. @HendrikEbbers Karakun AG @ • Web-APIs: Das ultimative Handbuch • Progressive Web Apps mit der Service Worker API • Free React nighthacking in the oﬃce space of Eppleton https://goo.gl/1wX3t3 dev.karakun.com | @HendrikEbbers

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