Java Examples API Documentation

Java Examples contains the Java code for the examples used in articles on the site Professional Software Development (basilv.com).

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Packages

com.basilv.examples.annotations	Example for article Working with Java 5 Annotations.
com.basilv.examples.dom4j	Example for article Parsing and Generating XML with Java.
com.basilv.examples.enums	Example for article Advanced Uses of Java 5 Enums.
com.basilv.examples.errorhandling	Example for article A Tale of Bad Exception Handling in Finally Blocks in Java.
com.basilv.examples.hibernate	Example for article Automatically Populating Audit Columns in Hibernate, which is part of the Hibernate Tips and Tricks series.
com.basilv.examples.java5	Example to illustrate the new features introduced in Java 5.
com.basilv.examples.jaxb	Example for article Simple XML Parsing using JAXB.
com.basilv.examples.logging	Example for article Tips for Using Log4j.
com.basilv.examples.mutableproperties	Examples #1, #2, and #3 for article Exposing Mutable Objects as Public Properties.
com.basilv.examples.mutableproperties.ex4	Examples #4 and #5 for article Exposing Mutable Objects as Public Properties.
com.basilv.examples.rmi	Example for article Understanding Java RMI: A Simple Tutorial.
com.basilv.examples.spring	Example for article Java-Based Configuration of Spring Dependency Injection.
com.basilv.examples.spring.autowire	Example of automatically defining dependencies using autowiring for article Java-Based Configuration of Spring Dependency Injection.
com.basilv.examples.spring.componentscan	Example of automatically defining beans using component scanning for article Java-Based Configuration of Spring Dependency Injection.
com.basilv.examples.spring.explicit	Example of explicitly defining beans and dependencies for article Java-Based Configuration of Spring Dependency Injection.

Java Examples contains the Java code for the examples used in articles on the site Professional Software Development (basilv.com). The code for each article is placed into separate packages under com.basilv.examples.

Additional examples include:

• The Ant buid located in the root directory of the source includes an example of using Ivy for the article Using Ivy to Manage Build Dependencies.

Code is formatted using a non-standard coding convention to display better on the website. Code is generally written with minimal comments or error-handling: it is intended for educational purposes and not necessarily for production use.