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Enum in Java 5 - Comparing == or .equals

Shan Kandaswamy wrote 5 months ago: Its been a long time since I blogged and decided to start sharing my thoughts and experience on blog … more →

Tags: ENUM, ENUM Comparison

Free Downloadable Java, J2EE, Struts, Spring, AJAX, JavaScript, CSS, XML EBooks

javadairy wrote 1 year ago: Free Downloadable Java, J2EE, Struts, Spring, AJAX, JavaScript, CSS, XML EBooks … more →

Tags: spring, STRUTS, javascript, AJAX, J2EE, XML EBooks, CSS, Free Downloadable Java, Blogspot

JBoss guide: How to enable SSL (HTTPS) on JBoss, as well as other "nice-to-know" configurations26 comments

roneiv wrote 1 year ago: From time to time you might have the need of running a web application over https, or there can be r … more →

Tags: JBoss, Connector, HTTP, https, Single Sign-on, ssl

Usage of new Java5 method - inheritedChannel()2 comments

Rajs wrote 1 year ago: Posted in blog city on September 3rd 2004   I am struggling to understand how to use the new method … more →

Tags: technology, Java

Bnd is now Java5 aware

cdivilly wrote 2 years ago: Update: Turns out not long after I wrote this, Bnd did gain awareness of Java 5 constructs. I found … more →

Tags: OSGi, NoteToSelf, Maven, BND

Improper use of Generics could breach type safety11 comments

Deepak Anupalli wrote 2 years ago: I was going through Java discussion forums and happened to come across an interesting discussion rel … more →

Understanding Generics with Collections7 comments

Deepak Anupalli wrote 2 years ago: In Java (prior to 5.0), a lot of times you are compelled to downcast your object to a more specific … more →

Bootstrapping static fields within enums7 comments

Deepak Anupalli wrote 3 years ago: In my earlier post on enums in Java 5, we have seen that static fields cannot be accessed within the … more →

Type Safe Enumerations in Java 5.016 comments

Deepak Anupalli wrote 3 years ago: The new enum construct in Java 5.0 is used to define enumerations. Enumerations are not new to progr … more →


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