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Setting up Spring application and webapp contexts correctly in Java integration tests. When integration testing Spring. Web applications you would often pull in the applicationContext.xml and the appropriate *-servlet.xml file using the @ContextConfiguration. To properly set up the contexts in a test environment so that they are loaded and treated the same as in a running tcServer you need to tell the test that it's a webapp test using the @WebAppConfiguration. Posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2016. I've ba...

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Setting up Spring application and webapp contexts correctly in Java integration tests. When integration testing Spring. Web applications you would often pull in the applicationContext.xml and the appropriate *-servlet.xml file using the @ContextConfiguration. To properly set up the contexts in a test environment so that they are loaded and treated the same as in a running tcServer you need to tell the test that it's a webapp test using the @WebAppConfiguration. Posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2016. I've ba...

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Andrew Beacock's Blog: Misleading wiring messages with aliased Spring DataSources

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Misleading wiring messages with aliased Spring DataSources. When accessing databases in Spring. You commonly use a dataSource.xml file. Of some description to hold the XML stanzas. Describing the connection details to various databases or schemas. Element to point easily to an existing bean but use a different name:. BUT (this is the whole point of this blog post really! If you get wiring errors when Spring tried to wire data sources into other beans it DOESN'T see aliased beans as first class citizens, ...

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Andrew Beacock's Blog: January 2012

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Beware of JavaScript's parseInt function - 010 does not equal 10. I use JavaScript and jQuery quite a bit in my day job helping to add a bit of 'shiny' to our web applications. One feature that I added recently kept a track of the percentages that you had typed in the form. It told you at the bottom of the page how much percentage you had left - I used JavaScript's parseInt function to help me in this respect. Yes that's right - the leading zero was causing parseInt. ParseInt(percentage, 10);.

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Andrew Beacock's Blog: Do 'is' boolean methods work in JSPs with JSTL?

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Do 'is' boolean methods work in JSPs with JSTL? When coding in JSTL. You often want to use conditional logic (I'm thinking. And the like) to be able to structure your page correctly. Auto-generated getter and setter methods will normally create isX() methods for the getters of boolean values (at least in Eclipse. It does) but can you access this method directly from JSTL without writing a getX() version? Support 'is' boolean methods though? If you return an object of any kind (such as Boolean. Ormskirk, ...

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Andrew Beacock's Blog: How to stop Eclipse reformating your Java enumerations & comments

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How to stop Eclipse reformating your Java enumerations and comments. Eclipse is a wonderful IDE for the Java language and I’ve used it daily for at least the past 4 years but it does have some 'issues'. One is regarding it’s code formatting (or reformatting) support, normally it does a great job of putting stuff in the right place but there are occasions where it just fails to get it right. When I write enums I like to have each item on it's own row, I find it's easier to read and amend in the future:.

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Andrew Beacock's Blog: May 2011

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Misleading wiring messages with aliased Spring DataSources. When accessing databases in Spring. You commonly use a dataSource.xml file. Of some description to hold the XML stanzas. Describing the connection details to various databases or schemas. Element to point easily to an existing bean but use a different name:. BUT (this is the whole point of this blog post really! If you get wiring errors when Spring tried to wire data sources into other beans it DOESN'T see aliased beans as first class citizens, ...

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September 01, 2006. I’ve got this cheat sheet hanging on my wall. It’s for migrations. The Rails kind. It’s nice. I can never remember whether the method is add column. Or what (it’s add column. Btw) So, yeah. Todd’s. Got a bunch of TextMate ones hanging on his wall. Literally, like, four. And PJ? Don’t get me started. The thing is, I’m a command line junkie. I use vim. Imagine a world, if you will, of plain text cheat sheets accessible from any Ruby capable command line. That world is the Internet.

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Tuesday, May 31, 2011. The magic of getOrElse. For the last month or so I've been coding in Scala. From time to time I use Option's; they seem pretty handy; it's much nicer to get an Option[T] back instead of a null. I semi-often find myself writing things like:. Where f is a function returning Option[Something] val t = f(args) getOrElse 3. Recently I realized (classic lightbulb moment :) that getOrElse actually takes a function as the argument:. Why does this matter? For example, this code:. That's awes...

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A collection of notes about things that interest me, projects I'm working on and about being a developer. Tuesday, 14 July 2009. VAX Macro in the 21st Century. My good friend and work colleague Andrew Beacock posted a recent blog update http:/ blog.andrewbeacock.com/. With some very nice formatted code which turned out to be a Javascript based syntax highlighter by Alex Gorbatchev which you can find at http:/ alexgorbatchev.com/wiki/SyntaxHighlighter. Posted by Mark Wickens. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Setting up Spring application and webapp contexts correctly in Java integration tests. When integration testing Spring. Web applications you would often pull in the applicationContext.xml and the appropriate *-servlet.xml file using the @ContextConfiguration. To properly set up the contexts in a test environment so that they are loaded and treated the same as in a running tcServer you need to tell the test that it's a webapp test using the @WebAppConfiguration. Posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2016. I've ba...

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