Dynamic Views

I have already mentioned about cloning in my previous post and also the types of cloning in java i.e. 1. Shallow cloning and 2. Deep cloning We have already seen what is shallow cloning, how to use it and the example to demonstrate it in my previous post you can read about it here . In this post we will discuss about deep cloning in java. Deep cloning basically refers to creating an exact copy of an object that means if we have a object class Person() {  String name;  Address address; //rest of the code } class Address () {  String state;  String city; //rest of the code } Now if I create a deep clone of the object "Person" then it will also create a new object of the "Address" and not a reference. Just to verify you can try making changes to the new "Address" object and then see if you still having the same value in the main object. That will be different if not then something is wrong. For creating a Deep clone you can use ei...

Cloning basically refers to creating an identical copy of an existing object.  The term  clone  is derived from  κλών , the Greek word for "twig, branch", referring to the process whereby a new plant can be created from a twig. The word 'Cloning' in java refers to the same meaning. When we say we have created a clone object in java we mean we have created a new object with identical values in the object. There are two type of cloning in java as below : 1. Shallow cloning 2. Deep cloning Since this article is about shallow cloning will give description about that only and will include about the deep cloning in my next post. Shallow cloning : So shallow cloning is nothing but creating a clone of the object but not in detail. Now what does that mean? It means that if you have a object with referenced object in your main object then shallow cloning will not clone them, it will just clone the attribute of the main object.  Let's take an example : ...

For creating table using liquibase you can use below code and add it in your liquibase file. <createTable tableName=“employee”>      <column name="id" type="int">      <constraints primaryKey="true" nullable="false"/>   </column>      <column name="first_name" type="varchar(255)"/>   <column name="last_name" type="varchar(255)"/>   <column name="username" type="varchar(255)">      <constraints unique="true" nullable="false"/>   </column> </createTable> The use is pretty simple it's the way it looks : Tag: <createTable></createTable> This is an opening/ending tag for creating a table. These tags will enclose column sub tags which will define columns for the table. Attribute:   tableName : Name of the table which you want to create. (This is a mandatory   ...

Yann Martel described about an floating carnivorous Island for symbolizing that something seemingly good in life can turn out to be harmful, so we should keep going with our journey of life... About the carnivorous Island from movie. In the movie 'Life of PI' after PI struggles to live in the pacific with the Bengal tiger suddenly one morning Pi  found himself at a Island. After spending so many days in the middle of the sea he found himself very lucky to find a Island. After spending some time he thought might be this was the end of his suffering and he can spend rest of his life at that island. He makes h is bed on a tree and sleeps there, in the middle of the night he wakes up and find that there were dead fish in the fresh water where he took swim in the day time. While trying to understand the mystery he plucks a fruit from the same tree and peel it off and finds a human tooth inside that fruit and then he realize that it was an carnivorous Island. The...

Since there is no direct way to get the selected value in the listbox you have to get it by iterating over the list.For same the code is given below. Below code will print all values in the listbox which were selected but you can modifiy the code as per your requirement. HTML code : <select id="listboxName"> <option value="1">One</option> <option value="2">Two</option> <option value="3">Three</option> </select> Javascript code : var mySelect = document.getElementById("listboxName"); for ( var i = 0 ; i < mySelect . options . length ; i ++) { if ( mySelect . options [ i ]. selected ) document . write ( " mySelect.options[i].text\n" ) } Hope this helps :)