I am reading in a series of text files into memory. I don't want to hardcode the paths to files I am reading because the users may have their drives mapped...
... There are lots of ways. For example, you could also have the location of the files specified in the classpath, and then retrieve them using the ...
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Derek This would then require I manually edit the classpath for every installation of the program, correct, unless i use some type of installation program like...
It depends on how you are deploying the application. If you are using a single JAR file that has a MANIFEST.MF entry for a main-class and allowing Windows...
FYI: If you do decide to access your files directly from the jar, here's how. I had a project I was working on where I needed to be able to get configuration...
I'm having an issue getting JUnit in Eclipse to work with a Spring/Hibernate app. I'm getting a FileNotFoundException during the Spring startup looking for a...
... <snip> In the past, I've found that I had to add that file's directory into the classpath in Eclipse for it to work. I'm not sure why the Hibernate and/or...
... There's nothing that would prevent them from sitting outside the source tree. AFAIK, Hibernate and others use getResourceAsStream() to fetch files (which...
You should be able to specify a "mappingDirectoryLocations" property that allows you to point to a directory: http://tinyurl.com/abcx7 There are a number of...
... Right. But people coming to Hibernate for the first time (including me) see these examples and follow the same convention of putting non-source files ...
Any idea on if/when Wednesday's presentations will be going up on the site? -- Sean LeBlanc:seanleblanc@... I was in a beauty contest one. I not only...
I have just emailed Lee Hall the code from the "Continuous Integration With CruiseControl" presentation. Believe it or not but it actually works. There is a...
Jeremy Whitlock
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May 14, 2005 3:02 am
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... Hash: SHA1 The titles of my Swing windows are not showing in Kubuntu Linux. It works fine on Fedora Core 3. All I see is a black "X" on the left hand...
Hello, We're thinking about implementing a pilot project to gain more understanding about message driven beans. This project will most likely be an interface...
Yes there is. JBoss by default uses hsqldb for persistent queues however you can configure it to use almost any jdbc enabled database. Look at hsql-jdbc2.xml...
Sorry for the silent treatment. Between NFJS and being sick, I've been away from email for a couple of days. My first hit after googling "excel mime type" ...
DJUG, I'm trying to get JBoss set up to do a catch-all on 500 - No Context and 404 Not Found errors. I've set up a simple application called "myapp" and in the...
DJUGgers - We are considering the use of Hibernate for a non-J2EE Java application that isn't particularly OO. Does anybody have experience in this space? The...
Does anyone have experience using the Hibernate XML mapping feature to map tables to a DOM? The documentation calls this feature 'experimental', and we are...
How do you create and use your domain objects? I currently created my domain objects as Java beans, to take advantage of BeanUtils and other bean-related...
... Hash: SHA1 ... I have never used BeanUtils, but some frameworks allow you to make the no-arg constructor private. Is this a possibility? Another approach...
Lajos excellent presentation last night reminded me of this movie <http://imdb.com/title/tt0308808/> that I totally enjoyed and that I think is required...
I am using Eclipse. I have created a program to automate ftping files. When i use eclipse to run the program, it works fine but when I export the program to a...
spenex wrote: I am using Eclipse. I have created a program to automate ftping files. When i use eclipse to run the program, it works fine but when I export the...
Software isn't by any means the only example of "the bottom dropping out of a market" (not that I accept that assertion anyway) as a result of people doing...
Simon Roberts
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Jun 10, 2005 4:25 am
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I'm a little late on this thread, but I'm not a big fan of interfacing domain objects. Interfaces are normally reserved from multiple implementations. When...
I have been meaning to give WSUnit a workout. This tool sounds like it could be beneficial to you. https://wsunit.dev.java.net/ From the website: "WSUnit is a...
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