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Basic Understanding of CSV Importer

Posted by: Chyne on: March 9, 2009

What is CSV Importer?
CSV stands for ‘Comma-Separated Values’ or another name also is ‘Comma Delimited’. It provides the feature to import data from a comma-separated file that usually supported by most applications (e.g. Microsoft Excel). Other methods that you can use to import data that falls with the same category as CSV Importer are such [...]

Basic Understanding of Date Time Format

Posted by: Chyne on: February 24, 2009

Sometimes we didn’t go into the deeper understanding when we are implementing the technology or we are going through some processes with what we have familiar all these time but we didn’t really know what are the real purpose of doing in such way.
It happens to me when everytime I went through the components evaluation [...]

The Purpose of Extra Jar Files in JIRA

Posted by: Chyne on: February 10, 2009

• carol-1.5.2.jar
CAROL allows to configure a remote (or local) Java server to be accessible by one,two or three of those RMI architectures, in the same time, through it’s configuration.
• carol-properties.jar
configuration file for carol
• jonas_timer-1.4.3.jar
JOnAS configuration provides a means for specifying a set of ejb-jar files to be loaded at server startup by the EJB container service. It also [...]

Default Location of Logs

Posted by: Chyne on: February 10, 2009

By default, the location of JIRA logs (atlassian-jira.log) is System32 if you didn’t specify another location for the logs during the JIRA installation buy why it is in System32?

The reason is the Windows Service is managed by the services.exe or service control manager in the System32. When it calls the Tomcat service, the service control [...]

URL – Context Path or XML file?

Posted by: Chyne on: February 7, 2009

As usual, most of the users will set the context path in the context.xml or in the individual XML file which is located in the conf/[enginename]/[hostname]/ directory especially if the system is bundled with Tomcat. The common perception for the path in the context is use to map the deployed web application to the target [...]


Friday’s Java Snack


In Java, "thread" means:

  • An instance of class java.lang.Thread
  • A thread of execution


An instance of Thread is just an object that has variables and methods, and lives and dies on the heap.
 
A thread of execution is an individual process that has its own call stack (one thread per call stack).

 

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