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Hi All,

I use a jsp page with beans and receiving a NullPointerException when I call the page. It behaves like my bean ("localityJDBCTemplate") is not initialized. I thought it was done here :


Relevant lines from my code are below.

Example.jsp :

Beans.xml :



Hi All,

I use a jsp page with beans and receiving a NullPointerException when I call the page. It behaves like my bean ("localityJDBCTemplate") is not initialized. I thought it was done here :


Relevant lines from my code are below.

Example.jsp :

Beans.xml :



8 years ago

Hi All,

I use eclipse for a API development project. As usual, I added the API libraries as jars into my (Java Build Path->Libraries).

The problem is that when I start runnung the application in debug mode, it stops on a thread which refers to the API code with 2 symptoms :

1- It says "Source not found" in the Class File Editor and expects me to "Attach Source".
2- It shows a Thread Suspended in the Debug Window with a NullPointerException

In order to get rid of the first issue, I added the API packages in the Preferences->Java->Debug->Step Filtering step. This didn't work !

In order to adress it over the exception, I disabled "Suspend execution on uncaught exceptions" parameter. This didn't work either !

Any ideas how one can resolve this issue ?

Cheers,

Ulvi

Good one Michael

Figured it out myself, two events happenning at the same time and two different threads try to remove the tabs in a race condiition.

Sorry for the false alarm and thanks for the attention.

CHeers,

Ulvi
14 years ago

Hi Guys,

My JTabbedPane.removeAll() throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException; should one handle this in a try/catch or is there a better way to do this that no exceptions are thrown ?

Cheers,

Ulvi
14 years ago

Hi Guys,

I tried Ernest's path and used the constructor with Comparables but this time it started throwing casting exceptions about Byte and BigInteger which told me that I have to go either in the src from JDK or do my own stuff.

Thanks Rob, that was a good advice, generating another class for this feels a bit of an overkill but totally made sense compared to this "casting chaos".

Thanks and cheers,

Ulvi

14 years ago
Hi,

Can you please have a look at the following code to figure out why my customer JSpinner throws a runtime "java.lang.ClassCastException: java.math.BigDecimal cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer" error ?

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14 years ago

Hi There,

I use comboboxes within my JTable. If I use the DefaultCellEditor, it calls the setValueAt() method of my TableModel perfectly so that I can change the content of my model.

However, if I use my custom TableCellEditor, it doesn't call the setValueAt() method.

Any idea how I can "convince" my TableCellEditor to call setValueAt() when its value changes ?

Thanks in advance,

Ulvi
14 years ago

Hi Bear,

I am actually using generics for collections to declare the content of it but what do these single letters mean ? Are they real classes or is it just a dummy identifier to be replaced with a real class ?

Cheers,

Ulvi
14 years ago

Hi all,

Can anybody tell me what the below conventions are called and with which version of Java the are introduced :



or better with a question mark (?)



Thanks in advance,

Ulvi
14 years ago

Hi,

I need to come back to this one again !!

The proposal didn't solve the problem again. I changed it to :



but that didn't help either. I am still getting these "java.util.ConcurrentModificationException". Any further suggestions ?

Thanks in advance,

Ulvi


Thanks Travis ! As this problem only occurs very occasional, I will update this thread later to verify that the solution works.
Hi All,

I have this multi-threaded application writing on the socket in a sequence and processing data and writing again. Here is a short code snippet :



Here queue is a LinkedBlockingQueue and outputMsg is an encapsulation of a HashMap. Now, the problem is, this is throwing ConcurrentModificationException on the writeObject() method. Synchronizing on outputMsg didn't really solve the problem.

Any ideas you can share with me about this interesting subject ?

Thanks in advance,

Ulvi


Hi,

After some weeks, I can answer my own post; more connections simply increase the performance there. Running 50-60 simultaneous connections in multi-threads increased our performance like 30-40 times.

Thanks for the replies anyways.

Ulvi