This is a short neewbie guide how to create a Web application with Hibernate for application servers such as Tomcat. This article is based on the Getting started quickly road map that you can find in Hibernate home page.

The BadInputFilterValve.java described in the book Tomcat: The Definitive Guide by Jason Brittain & Ian F. Darwin is described to “Filters out bad user input from HTTP requests to avoid malicious attacks including Cross Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection, and HTML Injection vulnerabilities, among others.

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In this article we take a look at a short description how to use a Linux named pipe (FIFO) in a Java program. A named pipe is easily created with the unix command mkfifo. Named pipes can receive data from many sources and that data can be consumed by many different programs. Even if Named Pipes is said to work on Windows as well I'm aware that it can be seen as a contradiction to use Named Pipes with Java, since Java programs is meant to be platform independent and portable. Anyway this example might help someone.