J2ME - System Properties
// System Properties J2ME<code> package System; import javax.microedition.lcdui.Alert; import javax.microedition.lcdui.AlertType; import javax.microedition.lcdui.Command; import...
View ArticleChange Text Properties On Mouseover
This only works with the IE browsers. Add this code within your <head> tags. To keep the underline on your links, replace "none" with "underline" Change "YourColor" with the hexidecimal number...
View ArticleLoading An Xml Properties File
// simple example of loading an xml file into Properties.<code> Properties properties = new Properties(); try { InputStream xmlStream = getClass().getResourceAsStream("properties.xml"); if(...
View ArticleLoading A Property File From The Classpath
Loads a property file located anywhere in the classpath<code> private Properties getPropertiesFromClasspath(String propFileName) throws IOException { // loading xmlProfileGen.properties from the...
View ArticleCopy All Svn:* Properties From One File To Another
The following script can be used to copy all SVN properties from one file (presumably a file that's already under SVN control) to another file (which you presumably want to put under SVN control, and...
View ArticleNew Approach to Encoding in IntelliJ IDEA - Continued
In one of the recent posts we have discussed the new way to deal with encoding of the source files. Today, we’ll continue with the properties files. As of EAP of IntelliJ IDEA 8.0, encoding of the...
View ArticleJava Properties Without Getters and Setters
During the last Devoxx conference, Mark Reinhold, Sun's chief engineer for Java SE, gave a presentation on the latest directions for Java 7. (Hamlet D'Arcy's summary of Mark's presentation is...
View ArticleCopy All Subversion Properties On Directories And Files From One Source Tree...
Copy all subversion properties on directories and files from one source tree to another identical source tree. Works well for copying between two revisions of a vendor library where a new directory is...
View ArticleJava: Getters and Setters
Why do we keep instance variables private? We don’t want other classes to depend on them. Moreover it gives the flexibility to change a variable’s type or implementation on a whim or an impulse. Why,...
View ArticleGetter Setter: To Use or Not to Use
Java Getter Setter Why do we keep instance variables private? We don’t want other classes to depend on them. Moreover it gives the flexibility to change a variable’s type or implementation on a whim or...
View ArticleProperties with Spring
1. OverviewSpring has always tried to be as transparent as possible when it comes to working with properties. Before Spring 3.1 however, the mechanism of both adding new sources of properties into...
View ArticleTyped Properties in Java
Motivation In typical java applications, especially web applications, you will have some properties. Often you will have several properties files for different environments. There is often a lot of...
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