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We are using JBoss_4_0_4_GA with JDK 1.5.0 (no updates) on a Windows The JBoss server is run within a Wrapper (Version 3.2.3) http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org . Since the JVM is so old I cannot even use the -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError option on the JVM. What are my option to find out the issue? As usual the Out of Memory exception is happening on different parts of the application. I do not have the liberty to upgrade the JVM right away. The current VM settings Java Additional Parameters wrapper.java.additional.1=-Xms512m wrapper.java.additional.2=-Xmx1024m wrapper.java.additional.3=-Dsun

I've recently moved to Java 7 in one of my projects. I claim that it can run on Java 1.5 simply because there's nothing I depend on that is in Java 6 or 7. However when compiling today I noticed this: bootstrap class path not set in conjunction with -source 1.5 Google has found little information on this warning. Does this mean that you can't compile to Java 1.5 from Java 1.7? This Oracle blog explains the warning: http://blogs.oracle.com/darcy/entry/bootclasspath_older_source The reason is, that if you fail to set rt.jar for the older platform, then: If the second step is not taken, javac

I have written a MouseListener as defined below so that I can move a JButton around to reorder the components that are within the JPanel . The JPanel is within a JScrollPane so that when multiple components are added they can be scrolled. The problem I have is that when dragging the component and the mouse goes out of the scrollpane/viewport then the component will snap back to its position within the JPanel then will be drawn in the correct location. I assume that this behavior is due to the Viewport calling a repaint of its children when I call scrollRectToVisible() Is there a way that I can

in my test I have the following line: when(client.runTask(anyString(), anyString(), isA(Iterable.class)).thenReturn(...) isA(Iterable.class) produces warning that it needs unchecked conversion to conform to Iterable<Integer> . What is syntax for that? isA(Iterable<Integer>.class) isA((Iterable<Integer>)Iterable.class do not work. Any suggestions? Mockito/Hamcrest and generic classes Yes, this is a general problem with Mockito/Hamcrest. Generally using isA() with generic classes produces a warning. There are predifined Mockito matchers for the most common generic classes: anyList() , anyMap() ,

Is there currently a way to disable TestNG test based on a condition I know you can currently disable test as so in TestNG: @Test(enabled=false, group={"blah"}) public void testCurrency(){ ... } I will like to disable the same test based on a condition but dont know how. something Like this: @Test(enabled={isUk() ? false : true), group={"blah"}) public void testCurrency(){ ... } Anyone has a clue on whether this is possible or not. You have two options: Implement an annotation transformer . Use BeanShell . Your annotation transformer would test the condition and then override the @Test

Looking through some code I came across the following code trTuDocPackTypdBd.update(TrTuDocPackTypeDto.class.cast(packDto)); and I'd like to know if casting this way has any advantages over trTuDocPackTypdBd.update((TrTuDocPackTypeDto)packDto); I've asked the developer responsible and he said he used it because it was new (which doesn't seem like a particularly good reason to me), but I'm intrigued when I would want to use the method. These statements are not identical. The cast method is a normal method invocation ( invokevirtual JVM instruction) while the other is a language construct (