Komprise Unstructured Data Management as a Service
Know First. Migrate Smarter and Faster. A “smart data migration” strategy for enterprise file and object data means an “analysis-first” assessment of both your data and your network topology so you know what to migrate, to where, the costs, and potential bottlenecks – before you migrate data. Smart data migration tiers as it migrates to save 70%+ costs […]
Java at 25: Highlights From The Past And a Look Ahead
The initial groundbreaking feature that had a significant impact wasn’t a modification to the Java language itself, but rather the substantial enhancement in library support during the early releases. This improvement spanned from version 1.0 to 1.3, introducing significant libraries like the Swing window toolkit, the Collections framework, an RPC-like API for remote invocations, JDBC […]
Spring Context: Bean Scope and Lifecycle
Overview Spring offers multiple approaches to create beans and manage their lifecycles, referred to as scopes in the Spring world. In this article, we will delve into two common scopes you often encounter in Spring applications: singleton and prototype. Singleton is the default scope for a bean in Spring. And now, we will start with […]
How to Handle Errors in JavaScript
Various Errors Runtime errors and syntax errors are the two basic forms of mistakes in JavaScript. When the code does not follow the conventions of writing, a syntax error occurs. Syntax mistakes, for instance, might result from things like wrong variable names, missed parentheses, or improper punctuation placement. Runtime problems occur during execution even when […]
Usage of Spring Properties File
Introduction Properties files enable you to configure and update your application with different settings separately. You can define and utilize multiple properties files within your application. In this article, we will demonstrate how to define properties files and how to retrieve values from them within your application. Let’s begin by categorizing the usage of properties […]