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imalittletester.com
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| | | | | When writing tests that require the generation of random strings, a very useful class can come in handy, namely RandomStringUtils from the Apache Commons Langs utilities library. It can be used for generating string that contain only letters, only numbers, both, these and other characters. Using the class in your project To use the RandomStringUtils... | |
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openliberty.io
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| | | | | Learn how to write simple and effective integration tests that run against your real application's Docker container. No mock objects needed. | |
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blog.jeff-media.com
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| | | | | Spigot uses Log4j to log console output, hence making it easy to listen to incoming console messages, or to block certain console messages from appearing. Prequisities You need to have Log4J on your classpath. We simply add the dependency to our pom.xml using the provided scope, as Spigot already contains those classes on runtime: Create... | |
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www.jrebel.com
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| | | The JEP 359: Records preview language feature proposes an easier, clearer way to write data aggregate classes in Java. See more. | ||
