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Monthly Archives: April 2005
JavaBeans, immutability and constructors
Dan Moore shot me an email with a question about JavaBeans, constructors and immutability. It is something that I have been thinking about and implementing in various ways for a while because of my passion for domain modeling. My reply … Continue reading
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RMI and Jini use of UID and ObjID
Working with RMI and Jini today and I found a few tidbits that I needed to set down somewhere for future reference. 1. The RMIServer assigns a unique identifier whenever a remote object is registered (UnicastRemoteObject.export() or via extension). This … Continue reading
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ClassLoaders and delegates
ClassLoaders are interesting and I’ve been playing around with them a lot lately and definitely needed to jot a few things down so that I could not only remember it all but also use if for future reference and allow … Continue reading
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