Raghavan Alias Saravanan Muthu

Perfect. Thank you for the quick confirmation Andrey!

Wonderful Article Amit. Thank you for sharing the insights. Will surely try to keep this graceful shutdown as a default attribute in the `application.properties` file going forward, as it seems to be a harmless but value added entry! Of course, optionally the same for the JMS stuff when using it too.

Brilliant Article and thanks to Google for pointing me to the right article on time, when I just searched for it after getting the same error/recommendation from the JPA Buddy on the Intellij IDEA :) Thank you for the detailed explanation , which was indeed what I was looking for.

So, we can still use Lombok with JPA, provided we do this workaround by removing the @Data annotation and let Inteliij IDEA supply the rest of the annotations for the alternatives (which it indeed does when you click on Quick Action) and the other extra thing on excluding the non-lazy attributes on @ToString Annotation. Agreed, it may seem a bit extra work, especially when you have more entities in your project. However, we still have a longer route to use Lombok with JPA :) Is that right?

Good article. Thanks for sharing.

Interesting read. Thanks for sharing Pavan. Python is used to build the package managing utility for C/C++!!

That's an interesting post. Enjoyed reading through as I had gone through the same exercise of manually juggling the strings by carefully adding the delimiters, a few decades ago!! Glad to know the way the Java 8 has paved.

A nice comprehensive tutorial for the Design Patterns in Java. Thanks Ranga.

A good article and thanks for sharing your views. However, we could have a bit more details than just a simple overview.

That is a more convincing article. Thanks for sharing.

A clean and crisp tutorial. Thank you Shamik.

It is a nice article explaining all the nittigritties. Thank you Akhil. Cheers!!

A good article. A relevant article that provides a good analytics on the nauances of Scanner class is here -> https://ryanharrison.co.uk/2014/06/06/java-a-common-pitfall-when-using-scanner.html.

Neatly explained. Thanks.

Thanks for the short and seeet introductory article on the chat it. Exactly what I was looking for.

Very good article, with a short and sweet example. Keep up the good work.

Cheers!

Good post. However, there may be a need for this @author tag if multiple authors contribute to a file. Right?

Nice article. That is a coolest set of examples with a precise explanation. Thanks for your efforts!

Pleasure is all mine Reza. Needless to say, I would extend my support in all the possible ways, as I have also been BREATHING Java for more than 12 Years :)

Best wishes to the team to come up with the WINNING strategy.

Thanks for sharing the information. I am sure the community would not die so soon! The guardians will be the saviors!

That is a brilliant write up Guillaume Laforge! The source code could have been written in multiple lines than being pulled to the extreme right so as to have them all displayed in single line.

Cheers!

A very good article, much helpful to the beginners who are starting out with Eclipse.

The wordpress looks so cool Hari Kiran. Best wishes to the site and the readers to get benefited out of it. Keep up the great work and the spirits.

Thanks Ganesh. My recommendation was to add a disclaimer to the article so that it will help the readers and more so it would avoid confusions especially to the users who have not landed in Java 8.

Good post. As you say, it is helping to achieve resolving the classic Diamond Problem using the strategy, for Java versions prior to Java 8. However the example uses 'default' in the Interface method declaration. Java 8 only has introduced 'default' thing in Interfaces. Does not that conflict?

Kindly correct me if I had misunderstood somewhere.

A good post Siva. Your website/blog is also very good. i liked the simple theme and template you have in your blog. Keep it up.

It is really cool by the way Spring handles the same instance of bean conditionally for various profiles pertaining to the environment - Dev, Test, Prod etc., Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the excellent write-up!

Cheers,

Raghavan alias Saravanan M.