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One of the biggest problems in Java is the lack of proper two-way
databinding between POJOs and GUI components. it is possible, but becomes
VERY verbose since every setter needs to fire a fireProp…
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It would be great if guava had a multi-level cache - a cache degrading from hard references -> soft references -> weak references, with each level configurable as a regular cache.
A single-level cach…
ghost updated
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One of the biggest problems in Java is the lack of proper two-way
databinding between POJOs and GUI components. it is possible, but becomes
VERY verbose since every setter needs to fire a fireProp…
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One of the biggest problems in Java is the lack of proper two-way
databinding between POJOs and GUI components. it is possible, but becomes
VERY verbose since every setter needs to fire a fireProp…
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do you think having an annotation that automagically caches a methods results against the arguments as key makes sense?
I tried to implement this in my service, was not able to build rigid type che…
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
When Data Prepper fails due to a user error, Data Prepper outputs a stack trace. The user of Data Prepper must make sense of this …
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Add a better Cache API that returns Future[T] and isn't tied to EhCache.
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As far as I understand, jsr-107's `CacheManager` is supposed to be thread-safe, and it is only practical for it to be.
There is a possibility for the cache configuration created by `JCacheManager.cre…
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Just setup CAS for SSO in Uportal and Sakai. Everything seems to work fine as i can login to Sakai using Uportal bundled CAS server but on adding users as an admin in Uportal it's giving an exception…
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My proposal is to add functionality in the EJB-Container to support @Idempotent for Stateless EJB methods.
A method is idempotent, when a call to this method does not have any side-effects. This mean…