In the world of software development radiobuttons are essential part of graphic user interface. Spring MVC tag library provides special tag for this element of form. If to be more precisely there are two tags for this purpose: radiobutton, radiobuttons. Both of them are useful for a particular task. As you understand I'm going to show how to use these tags in the post.
This time I want to concider an exercise which Amazon gave on interviews several years ago. I have no proof links on this information, so let's imagine that previous sentence is truth. Are you ready for the logical task? Let's start.
I have already published the post about processing of 'checkbox' tag using Spring MVC tag library. Now I want to develop this theme and proceed with the 'checkboxes' tag. It's not much harder, but in some cases you'd better to use it. In this article I will provide examples of Spring 'checkboxes' tag in conjunction with java.util.List and java.util.Map, so be ready to examine two examples.
It's time to publish new one java exercise. Today it will be related to working with strings, so prepare to solve a problem which you can meet on some java interview. A solution of the problem has no any restriction, you just have to write the optimal code.
Spring has a lot of different modules. All of them are useful for the concrete purposes. Today I'm going to talk about Spring Security. This module provides flexible approach to manage permitions for access to different parts of web-application. In the post I'll examine integration of Spring MVC, Hibernate, MySQL with Spring Security.