Java
Runtime Spring Bean Swap
Ok, the post topic is a bit grandiose, it should have been “Development time swap of spring beans using a custom classloader”, so a few disclaimers, I am only talking about development, I am not aiming for the most optimal solution and yes I am still working on it. The blog is about an approach [...]
Calendar getDisplayName() JDK 6.0 vs JDK 1.5.0
If you have somehow used jdk6.0 while developing your application that uses Calendar API of java.util.Calendar, and have used getDisplayName method to extract the display names for fields of the calendar, specific to your desired style and locale, and then had to compile your application with jdk1.5.0 only to realize that compiler spits swear words [...]
Java Debug 101
Author: Apurba Nath
Anyone who has done some serious development knows about debugging. There is a lot of stuff that goes under the hood for debugging, this blog takes a look at some of these. After reading this blog the reader may have a better understanding of the reason behind rare but weird errors about the “line number information not being present” when we try setting a break point. To keep things simple I am going to cover only the basics and will oversimplify and generalize without much discretion.
There are two parties in debugging, one the program which is running and the other which is issuing debugging commands to it.