So I\'m trying to configure my web app without XML and go the all annotated route. I have a few classes annotated with @Configuration and @Component that are getting picked up automatically, but for s
I have got Controller-ManagedBeans and Model-ManagedBeans (like MVC-Pattern). Here my Controller: @ManagedBean
I have 2 Y-axis on the chart and I am trying to use annotationElement\'s localToData to get the data points associated with a Point on the chart.
Is there a way to force Jackson not to put the class name in the Json output? I asked a question that led to this question, but I\'m asking what I hope is a more focused question. I\'m using Spring MV
Where d开发者_运维技巧o i put my hibernate annotations? Is it the line above my instance variable? Or before the getter? Or before the setter? Or doesn\'t it really matter?
Is it possible to call a spring controller from javascript included in a jsp? I\'m trying to call it like this:
Guys is there a way to pass a Annotation as a direct parameter (ra开发者_如何学Gother by doing all the reflection overhead)? For example in the following code, I have a annotation Number that holds a
I was wondering if my idea is possible with hibernate. What Iwant is that there is one table with usernames and every table wich has a reference to this ta开发者_如何学Pythonble has the username encr
I want to ask is it possible to set explicitly the validation order in Spring. I mean, I have this command object:
After a bunch of XML config files, I\'ve seen Java moving to Annotation based configurations. Are annotations playing the role of DSL here?
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