Create a file named "build.properties" containing one line: "deploy.dir=/orion/applications" and save it in your home directory. In Windows this is usually c:\Documents and Settings\<your name>. If you are using a flavor of Windows that doesn't have that directory, or you are using an...
Moving to constructor injection is seen as a best-practice for many reasons but one is that it doesn’t allow for circular dependencies to exist. In field/setter-injection, Spring can first construct all of the beans and then wire them up after. Constructor injection combines those two steps...
XMLBeanReader and XMLBeanWriter are simply a starting point — many additional possibilities exist for experimentation beyond what you’ve read here. As I mention in the code discussion, this package doesn’t handle indexed properties in a general way, although specific indexed properties can be ...
Consequently, the local variables of the method can’t be used by the thread (unless they’re final, which, in this case, they aren’t) simply because they won’t exist any more; they’re destroyed when flush() returns. We can copy local variables into the thread object, however. Lis...
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'You could remove the Web Start line to get rid of JWS but the uninstall string If block would have to account for that. It currently doesn't. If ((Instr(1, strDisplayName, "Java", 1) OR (Instr(1, strDisplayName, "J2SE Runtime Environment", 1))) _ ...
This doesn’t work, though. Remember, we have two objects and two monitors. Locking the inner-class object does not affect access to the outer-class object, which contains the two fields that are giving us grief. The only solution is to synchronize on the object that actually contains the...
As noted above, if a JavaBean contains a method calledgetAsDOM()(with the appropriate signature and return type),XMLBeanWriterwill call that method and return whatever that method returned as the DOM representation of the object. IfgetAsDOM()doesn’t exist,XMLBeanWriterloops through all of th...