- Apache Lucene
A free/open source information retrieval software library. Its the most popular text based searching API.Are you a beginner to Lucene? – Try this out and be an expert in minutes
______________________________ - JUnit
A popular unit testing framework for the Java programming language. Every java application we develop atleast contain one Junit test case. Usually, we perform Junit testing on public methods as they are only used by our clients (UI forms). Thinking little bit outwards on our normal approach I have a solution which is used for simply testing PRIVATE methods via Junit Testing Framework.You can try it out this sample implementation for your reference
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Some Optimization Tips for your Junit Test cases by running them in parallel.
______________________________ - Code for humans and not for machine
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Here I have shared some useful JAVA BEST PRACTICES for developers.
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Please let me know your views as well for the betterment
______________________________ - Apache Maven
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Maven is a software tool for project management and build automation. Maven serves a similar purpose to the Apache Ant tool, but it is based on different concepts and works in a profoundly different manner. Maven is hosted by the Apache Software Foundation, where it was formerly part of the Jakarta Project.It is pronounced as “May-ven” and Maven is a Yiddish (Jewish Lang) word which means “accumulator of knowledge“.
Actually, there is a open source project named Jakarta Turbine which was facing complexity issues with module build processes and atlast the Apache team came up with a solution to simplify this build process which was than termed as Apache Maven.It is completely builded on the concept of “Project Object Model”.Principles:
1. Convention over configuration
2. Declarative execution
3. Reuse of build logic
4. Coherent organization of dependenciesKey factors behind releasing maven as a build tool were:
1. Making build processes easy
2. Providing a uniform build of a system
3. Providing quality project information
4. Easy and transperant way of migration to new featuresMaven is not just a build tool, we can also run-webapplications, create reports and number of other tasks by utilizing its plug-in based framework.Let begin your Maven experience now…..
______________________________ - Integration of Spring Framework with GWT
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Sample Application
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