What is - Input Validation? # Input validation is a process used to ensure that the data provided to a system or application meets specific criteria or constraints before it is accepted and processed. The primary goal of input validation is to improve the reliability and security of a system by preventing invalid or malicious data from causing errors or compromising the system’s integrity.
I will introduce you to the serializer from the EclipseStore project and show you how to use it to take advantage of a new type of serialization.
Since I learned Java over 20 years ago, I wanted to have a simple solution to serialize Java-Object-Graphs, but without the serialization security and performance issues Java brought us. It should be doable like the following…
How to store complex data structures using EclipseStore? Are there any restrictions? How can you work more efficiently on such structures? We will now get to the bottom of these questions here.
We will take the first steps with the Eclipse Store here. I will show what the Eclipse Store is, how you can integrate it into your project and what the first steps look like from a developer’s perspective. All in all, it is a practical introduction.
