Microsoft Visual Studio (VS) comes with four window layouts: Design, Debug, Full Screen Mode, and File mode. You can alter these layouts through the General Development Settings dialog, which allows
This tip shows you how to use the findByExample method in Hibernate. The method uses the SQL AND operator to log in a user given an email address and password.
An earlier DevX tip, “Create a New XML File Using XmlDocument,” showed how to create a new XmlDocument, populate it, and save the results to a file. This tip uses
SQL developers are mostly familiar with using temporary tables to temporarily accumulate or store query results. However, using a “table variable,” a less well-known concept, turns out to be a
This tip shows you how to inject an EJB 3.0 into the init() method of a servlet. //place all the required imports hereimport package.to.EJB.interface.myInterface;public class EJB30Servlet extends HttpServlet {@EJBmyInterface myobj;public
public void contextDestroyed(ServletContextEvent e) { //get the servlet context ServletContext servletContext = e.getServletContext(); //get the real path String root = servletContext.getRealPath(“/”); //get all handlers Handler[] handlers = logger.getHandlers(); //remove all
The following function returns the part of the passed string that matches the regular expression provided. You can use this function to get the necessary data from fields in a
While porting a 32-bit application to a 64-bit version, I discovered an interesting effect. The original code used negative array indexes frequently, which worked fine on a 32-bit machine, but
For a simple custom logger, you can inherit from the base java.util.logging.Formatter class and override its format method to customize the output. Here’s an example: import java.io.*;import java.util.*;import java.util.logging.*;public class