I want to use Groovy with JDBC to load some data from a table. I then want to copy the properties across where the property names match. How can I do this in Groovy?
Okay, I\'m confused here. I have a properties file with some SQL scripts that I want to store at startup (using Spring MVC servlet container in Tomcat) for later use. Well I think I have the syntax f
Is it possible to have Jena or开发者_高级运维 some other library automatically generate a Javabean for results returned from a SPARQL query?I find accessing the results via Jena\'s Resultset to be tir
I try to understand code: <bean id=\"topBean\" class=\"com.topBean\" > <property name=\"helpbean\" ref=\"helpBean\" />
I\'m working at the moment on some POJOs which are containing a huge bunch of properties. I have to ensure that all properties are initialized. Are there some util classes which could handle this for
I am trying to build a microsimulation mo开发者_JAVA技巧del with Groovy, but I am stuck with a problem that I traced back to Groovy’s handling of null values in Groovy Bean constructors.
I am trying to understand programming logic behind the beans of Spring. In examples it is often given them a concrete name like \"Duke\" or \"Kenny\", moreover concrete values also given for construct
I am working with BeanBinding a lot in my current project and so I have code that looks like... TypeA objA;
string matching not being done properly in the code below when connected with database.Both values are same but corresponding operations are n0t performed.Can anyone help me rectifying this? Thanks in
When trying to get JPA annotations at runtime for some properties, I encountered this problem. I can\'t explain why.
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