Na baze-podataka.net je izašao moj novi post, ovaj put posvećen priči o rownum-u u Oracle RDBMS-u.
Tema može biti interesantna ljudima koji ranije nisu detaljnije čitali o ovoj pseudo koloni.
Objašnjeno je njeno pravilno korišćenje u upitima , i skrenuta pažnja na neke česte zablude u vezi rownum-a...
Link: http://www.baze-podataka.net/2009/10/19/oracle-rownum/
Monday, 19 October 2009
Wednesday, 7 October 2009
Struts2 config-browser plugin
Great thing that I recently discovered in struts2 is the ability of exploring the entire configuration that Struts2 uses to run your application by just including one .jar file - Struts2 config-browser plugin.jar
Using this plugin is quite easy…
All you need to do is to add struts2-config-browser-plugin-2.x.x.jar to your project.
No other action is required!
Now, after you deploy your project, open config-browser by calling index.action inside config-browser namespace.
for example:
http://localhost:8084/MyApp/config-browser/index.action
After you run it, you’ll get a page containing entire configuration of you application.
You can click on any action you have mapped inside your struts.xml and see all the parameters set for it…
And not only actions!
You can explore the struts constants too, for example…
and other things…
Try it! You could fine some interesting things, and it could actually help you when developing or maintaining application…
Using this plugin is quite easy…
All you need to do is to add struts2-config-browser-plugin-2.x.x.jar to your project.
No other action is required!
Now, after you deploy your project, open config-browser by calling index.action inside config-browser namespace.
for example:
http://localhost:8084/MyApp/config-browser/index.action
After you run it, you’ll get a page containing entire configuration of you application.
You can click on any action you have mapped inside your struts.xml and see all the parameters set for it…
And not only actions!
You can explore the struts constants too, for example…
Try it! You could fine some interesting things, and it could actually help you when developing or maintaining application…
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