Completable Future To Fetch Data Asynchronously

Asynchronous Data Here I am going to show you how to fetch data asynchronously. So, data which are not coordinated in time will be fetched any time. This means that data is sent at irregular intervals, without any specific time or synchronization between the sender and receiver. In this example I am going to use CompletableFuture from Java 8’s new…

Call Spring REST APIs Concurrently Using Java Completable Future

REST Services In this tutorial I am going to show you how to call Spring REST APIs concurrently using Java CompletableFuture. So basically REST service APIs will be invoked parallelly and in parallel execution the response time will be very less. I am going to show you how to call REST APIs concurrently using Java 8 or later’s new feature…

Difference Between Parallel Stream And CompletableFuture In Java

Parallel Stream Vs CompletableFuture I am going to discuss here CompletableFuture vs Parallel Stream in Java programming language. CompletableFuture extends Future with added advantage to allow the tasks finish in an ad hoc manner, whereas, in Parallel Stream task is divided into sub-tasks and run on separate threads to be completed faster. Both CompletableFuture and Parallel Stream were added in…

CompletableFuture in Java 8 or later

Introduction Here I will discuss about Java 8 or later version’s new feature CompletableFuture in Java programming language. Using Java 8 or later version’s CompletableFuture API you can complete the tasks in an ad hoc manner. A Future represents the pending result of an asynchronous computation. It offers a method — get() — that returns the result of the computation…