|
|
World of tricky core Java Q&A, covering object oriented analysis and design, JVM internals, Java language and more. |
based on editor's review
![]() Editor reviews are provided by professional editors who evaluate a blog based on the following criteria: Frequency of Updates, Relevance of Content, Site Design, and Writing Style.
Related BlogsRuby stole my o`ocomputer programming, computers, Linux, technology v-nessa.net programming, software Ajax Bestiary Ajax, design, firebug, focus, streamline Zack Owens code, coding, owens, sprite, zack CodersBarn generics, microsoft, office, part, silverlight |
How to persist the java objects using Hibernate ORM framework?Nov 4, 2009
The answer to this question takes the form of a tutorial, where I will go in details, step by step. Hibernate reduces number of lines of coding/writing SQLs for persisting object into the database considerably. This takes focus from doing repetitive...
How is ANT Property Task used?Oct 8, 2009
In order to to set the Ant properties, the task is used. Once property value is set, it cannot be changed. It means they are immutable.In order to set a property to a specific value, the name and value pair is used.
Example
If you want to set a...
How to integrate ANT tool with Eclipse IDE?Oct 8, 2009
ANT Eclipse IDE(latest edition of Eclipse IDE is Galileo) integration is a very simple process as summarized in following steps:
1. As a first step, create a Java Project in Eclipse IDE.
2. Associate a build.xml with this project and ensure you put...
What is ANT and how can one configure it?Oct 7, 2009
ANT is a Java based build tool and helps in automating whole of build process of a Java project.
ANT uses an XML build file and by default it looks for a build file named build.xml from the directory it has been executed.
A build.xml contains several...
How do you configure log4j with XML?Oct 5, 2009
This configuration of log4j with XML consists of following files:
a.XMLLog4jExample.java
b.log4j.xml
XMLLog4jExample.java
package com.iqjava.log4j;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.apache.log4j.xml.DOMConfigurator;
public class...
|
||
|
||



