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| | | | | quick guide to maven central library publishing with gradle | |
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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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| | | | | When I want to package a Java application in a single JAR with all of its dependencies, I normally turn to Maven's Shade plugin. This ... | |
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| | | So you want to use Thrift? You've come here because you want to use Apache Thrift and you don't know where to start. Good. You're in the right spot. Throughout this document we will develop a simple service that communicates using Thrift. This will introduce you to the workflow for generating client and server code using Thrift and how to Thrift works to separate your application's business logic from it's transport methods. | ||
