I build a simple application using Spring, and I try to implement a custom JSR303 annotation to validate method string parameter. I use Java code to config Spring container and I think that I have loa
My question in short: how do I detect if a java annotation is present (and in the right place) for a given user class/object.
i need to set up a postcondition which ensures to return null if size_ is 0. Based on if(size_ == 0)
I am using a claims enable web app. I want to lock down a web page with a custom attribute to allow access to the page if a certain claim(s) is present..
this is my code: @Column(columnName=\"firstname\") private String firstName; @Colu开发者_StackOverflowmn(columnName=\"lastname\")
I have this problem that I cannot fix. From my @Controller, i can easily access my autowired @Service class and play with it no problem.
Im currently using spring mvc, java and annotations. @RequestMapping(value = \"/submitTask\", method = RequestMethod.POST)
Overview Using Spring 3.0.1 (annotation configuration) Current configuration is using CGLib as proxy creator but this is not my preference
Im trying to get the @Profiled annotation to time (and log) method calls using Perf4j in my eclipse project.This uses aspectj.Ive managed easily to get it to work 开发者_运维百科in the Windows command
i want to ask why are the java annotations used so much... I know that they replaced xml configuration in for example jpa, but why is this kind configuration used at all?
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