by Sargon Benjamin | Oct 27, 2008 | Uncategorized
I’m still evaluating StelsXml as a quasi mock for our database. Instead of having our unit tests rely on a database server, we’re trying to represent our database as a large XML file (would be checked in with the unit tests), reducing the overhead in...
by Sargon Benjamin | Oct 23, 2008 | Uncategorized
Is there a way to mock a jdbc connection by reading from the DBUnit XMLDataSet? I’m asking if there’s a way to establish a jdbc connection, using an XML file as the data source. Connection jdbcConnection =...
by Sargon Benjamin | Oct 21, 2008 | Uncategorized
Its annoying when I receive emails of 10mb unless the attachments are mp3s sent by friends, all of which are backups to my originals, ofcourse.Recently, I flooded my Outlook client with a dozen of automated emails from our continuous integration server, CruiseControl....
by Sargon Benjamin | Oct 9, 2008 | Uncategorized
We found the main culprit for the memory leak using a sleak and powerful tool that happens to be blazingly fast. The MAT (memory analyzer tool) is an Eclipse RCP that seems to be a reincarnation of SAP’s former heap analysis tool. The tool works wonders and...
by Sargon Benjamin | Oct 6, 2008 | java
Ah, so I’m currently debugging what we think is a memory leak in our java application. In java, performance issues and memory leaks primarily surface through bad coding habits. Yes, the garbage collector helps us, but if your trash strinks, then your jvm heap...
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