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Krishna Srinivasan

Expected Exception Test in JUnit 4

November 11, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

In my previous article I have written down the sample code for Junit 4 testing using annotations. In this tutorial I would like to write about expected exception testing and Rules which is introduced from JUnit 4.7. JUnit 4 introduced the expected parameter, which makes a test succeed if and only if a certain exception is thrown. In …

Category: JavaTag: JUnit 4.0

JUnit 4 Annotation Example

November 11, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

This tutorial explains the basic usage of JUnit 4 annotations. JUnit is the most popular Unit testing framework most widely used by the Java developers. After the release of Java 5.0 annotations, JUnit 4 has updated to support the annotation programming for the testing methods. Also it introduced @BeforeClass and @AfterClass methods which has to …

Category: JavaTag: JUnit 4.0

Connect To MySQL With JDBC Driver

November 11, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Here is an example to connect your JDBC code to MySQl database. You have to download mysql.jar for the JDBC driver class from here.   If you are not copying the mysql.jar file in the classpath, you will get the following error.

Category: JavaTag: JDBC, MySQL

Configure Quartz Scheduler Jobs using XML File

November 8, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

In this tutorial I would explain how to configure quartz scheduler using properties file and xml file. Properties file will be used for configuring the JobStore details and XML configuration path. XML will store the list of Job details and cron triggers. In my previous post I have explained how to setup quartz scheduler pro-grammatically. …

Category: JavaTag: Quartz Scheduler

How to Write Quartz JobListener?

November 8, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

In my previous posts I have explained about writing simple quartz scheduler and how to list jobs. This tutorial explains how to write a listener for the scheduler. In certain scenarios, we have to execute few lines of code or log messages before and after the batch process. The listeners are very useful for achieving …

Category: JavaTag: Quartz Scheduler

How to Check Hidden File in Java?

November 8, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

If you want to check if a file is hidden or not. Then use the below code snippet. The method isHidden() in the File class is used for checking if the file is hidden or not. This is simple utility which is useful when you are working with the File operations.

Category: JavaTag: Java IO

Convert String to Date using SimpleDateFormat

November 8, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Many developers find it hard for understanding the conversion of plain string to the Date object with the desired format. This is a very basic requirement in any Java application. This tutorial provides few basic formats examples using the SimpleDateFormat class. Also there is plenty of formats available and supported by JDK, you can try …

Category: JavaTag: Java

How to Protect PDF with Password using iText in Java?

October 27, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

In my previous article I have explained about how to create PDF document using iText with simple example. This tutorial explains how to add a password protection for your PDF document. iText doesn’t provide the password feature in its own API, however it internally uses another third part implementation and implements the password protection. iText internally …

Category: JavaTag: iText, PDF

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