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awarded | Nice Answer |
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Jan
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awarded | Revival |
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Dec
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awarded | Revival |
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awarded | Yearling |
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Sep
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awarded | Necromancer |
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Jun
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awarded | Supporter |
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answered | Injection with google guice does not work anymore after obfuscation with proguard |
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awarded | Supporter |
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awarded | Yearling |
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awarded | Yearling |
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Feb
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Need button to stay at the bottom of my dialog Alternatively you can use a "newline push" on the last component, the one that you want pushed to the bottom of the frame. |
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Feb
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Run multiple java main methods in eclipse you also have to put them in <parallel> ... </parallel> otherwise they won't run concurrently |
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Feb
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Run multiple java main methods in eclipse You need to add fork="yes" to the <java element to make it run in a different JVM to the ant task. ant.apache.org/manual/Tasks/java.html |
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Feb
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answered | How to deal with vendor/plugins after upgrading to rails 3.2.1 |
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Feb
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awarded | Necromancer |
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Dec
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Can Netty get a notification of SSLEngine getting a close_notify Seems the answer is no, I went over the source code and it appears that currently Netty does not detect the SSLEngine processing a close_notify, so you end up with a situation where the SSLEngine is in state CLOSED, but the upper layer does not know that. I will look to see what needs to be done to detect the CLOSED status. I think probably a Future could be attached to the SslHandler to allow a callback to be called if the SSLEngine closes. |
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Dec
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answered | How best to specify a Protobuf for use with Netty (preferably using the built-in protobuf support) |
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Dec
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awarded | Student |
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Dec
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asked | Can Netty get a notification of SSLEngine getting a close_notify |
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Nov
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Polymorphically convert Java enum values into a list of strings +1 for the second option as it makes the accepted answer type safe by making sure it implements getDisplayValue(). and removes the reflection. |
