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How to import java libraries in jsp code?

I have the following jsp code. I want to add libraries such as java.io. How can I do this? Answer You are almost right, but you need to close the import tag, like this: To declare multiple imports you can either duplicate that entire tag, like so: or use a comma-separated list: For a multitude of reasons, tho…

Ignore Assertion failure in a testcase (JUnit)

Currently, I am writing the automation testing using java and selenium rc. I would like to verify all the contents present on the user interface, the function is ie below: The function is supposed to return a String containing information about the testing. However, the function stopped once an assertion erro…

Why is my Eclipse Java package being treated as a folder?

My Eclipse Java package is treated as a folder; can anyone suggest what’s wrong? Answer Worst case, you’ll have to delete the folder and recreate as a java package. Save the Java classes somewhere else in your Java project by refactoring Delete the folder and the underlying folder structure Create…

Java heap space (java.lang.OutOfMemoryError)

In my project, I have a module to upload multiple image and create the thumbnails for it at once. For uploading, I am using JavaFX and for creating thumbnails, I am using Java. I wrote upload code and call of thumbnail creation function inside a for loop. If the number of uploading images is more than five, I…

How to do a Multi field – Phrase search in Lucene?

Title asks it all… I want to do a multi field – phrase search in Lucene.. How to do it ? for example : I have fields as String s[] = {“title”,”author”,”content”}; I want to search harry potter across all fields.. How do I do it ? Can someone please provide an ex…

Java switch statement multiple cases

Just trying to figure out how to use many multiple cases for a Java switch statement. Here’s an example of what I’m trying to do: versus having to do: Any ideas if this possible, or what a good alternative is? Answer Sadly, it’s not possible in Java. You’ll have to resort to using if-e…