I\'d like to be able to create a base controller in my Spring app that, among other things, determines if a user is a registered user or not.This base controller, following the template design pattern
I have been trying to make a simple web service and have been followingthis tutorial . Unfortunately I am stuck.Here is what I have done so far:
Could anyo开发者_开发问答ne tell me a way to prevent sql injection when building queries for SQLite where the WHERE clause has an \"myval IN (string_1, ... , string_n)\" condition ?
I am thinking this may not be possible in Java because annotation and its parameters are resolved at compile time. I have an interface as follows,
I\'m attempting to write some annotations to help associatate test case methods with various metadata.My annotations so far include BugFix, UseCase, and Requirement.My end goal is to write an annotati
OK I know there\'s PhpDocumentor for generating documentation from php code.It seems it hasnt been updated in a long time (but maybe they figure its mostly feature complete).
This question already has answers here: Closed 10 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Why does Eclipse complain about @Override on interface methods?
I have a String in my Entity @Column(length=40000) @Lob 开发者_运维技巧private String introText; The column in my MySQL database that Hibernate creates for introText is a varchar(255), which doesn\
So, this is a question of coding style more or less. I\'m using Bean Validation here but the idea is the same for any interface that has simple implementations that aren\'t likely to get changed all t
Here is what what I understand so far: Java beans are just to help other things (visual things?) interact with your code.I think that this is mostly for UI stuff because it is easier to design this v
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