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How to Properly Run Java Programs That Need Dynamic Program Arguments [Video]

Learn more about how to properly run Java programs that need dynamic arguments.

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May. 17, 19 · Tutorial
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Some Java programs need dynamic input parameters. Say you want to run a batchjob, which needs a new runId for every single run. That means you need to remember, before running your program, to set that runId to a valid number. What if your IDE could help you with that reminder? Find out in this episode how IntelliJ can automatically 'prompt' you BEFORE running your program.


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