Dan Newton

My personal use for delegated inheritance is changing the behaviour of an interface from an external library. E.g. `EntityManager` from hibernate, you don't need to worry about the real implementation of the interface. You just retrieve it and change a few functions that are important to you. Everything else on the original interface works as it did before.

It's just an example. Plus it could still be a valid situation if you just want to queue events to be processed at some point.

Hey,

Yes, you are right. Someone actually pointed this out to me before on my own blog but I never got round to fixing it here.

Spring does not include year and also does not include some of the special characters.

The corrected post can be found here, https://lankydanblog.com/2018/02/04/running-on-time-with-springs-scheduled-tasks/ .

Dan

Haha good catch, that is just a typo. I remember changing the IDs around to follow my examples but obviously I didn't change those.

Thanks

Dan

I didn't go into how to store it in a database I just thought it was worth mentioning. I'll have a look at it sometime and maybe write another post on it.

The message retrying in this post is handled by the queue and the database is not needed for that.

That's seems even worse than what I accidentally wrote. I feel your pain!

Oops your right!

Thanks for the nice comments :)

Yeah was wondering when someone would point that out... Didn't realise I made that mistake till my friend mentioned it to me the other day :(

thanks! :)

Oh ok thanks, I was never very good at binary trees in university, Ill make sure to have another look at them sometime :)

Maybe i could of done that, although i honestly didn't spend long thinking about the service and repository classes as i just wanted the focus on the post and rest controller.

I didn't know that, I'll use it from now on.

That is definitely a stupid mistake :(