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stephennimmo.com | ||
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www.jasonwhaley.com
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| | | | | I was running in to a problem with a Java project that occured only in IntelliJ Idea, but not on the command line, when running specific test classes ... | |
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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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danielcompton.net
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| | | | | One of Maven's dependency management features is the classifier. Classifiers let you create multiple different artifacts from the same POM. You might use this to publish variations with native libraries for each OS, or to support different Java versions. This is also how sources and javadoc artifacts are created. In Maven you can specify a dependency on a version with like this: io.netty netty-transport-native-epoll 4.1.74 linux-x86_64 To specify this dependency with Clojure's deps. | |
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wittchen.io
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| | | Introduction I really like Gradle build system for JVM apps. It has flexibility like Ant and great dependency management capabilities like Maven. It addition, it doesnt use XML notation, but Groovy programming language, so builds configurations are simple, concise, easier to read and easier to create. In my opinion, Gradle is truly modern build system for JVM apps. Nevertheless, there are projects, which are pretty old and use older systems like Ant. | ||
