Spring is prominent framework developed by Rod Johnson in 2003. It is modular, light weight, open source framework and inversion of control container for the Java platform. Spring is based on POJO model, loose coupling and is non-invasive.
Category Archives: Java
Upgrate SVN client in Linux
Visit this site to upgrade SVN client in Linux for different Distros. http://svn-ref.assembla.com/download-clients.html#Ubuntu
Sending email using velocity template
Email (electronic mail) is an effective medium to reach out to masses. In application, a need may arise to use email as mean of communicating with customers. A notification mail has to be send when someone post comment or transaction has been successfully completed etc.
Sorting Java Arraylist
The elements of List are shown in order they were added. There are times, when we need to sort the List in certain order. It can be done using Collections class. In this example, we can see use of Collections.sort() to sort the ArrayList.
Eclipse selection background color fix in ubuntu
This is a article about how to change the highlight color in autocomplete box in Eclipse Please check out this stackoverflow problem. There is really cool solution given for this annoying problem. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8012176/how-to-change-the-highlight-color-in-autocomplete-box-in-eclipse
Fail to load jni library
“Failed to load JavaHL Library …” : a popup error message which, whenever I see makes me say “che”. Not really annoying but just enough to make you glare at computer screen. Earlier, whenever I had this popup message, all I did was click ok and continued. ‘Ahh.. solved the problem for this session’. How […]
NO : float and double for monetary purpose
If you have used float or double for monetary calculation in Java, you must have noticed and said why is the calculation wrong.
Java Programming Conventions (Part II)
On part II of Java programming conventation, we’ll look into further more standards, followed widly by Java community. These standards are here to improve code readability, maintainability and general quality. Programmers can still differ and follow their own guideline if it improves general quality of code.