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Reflection is a language's ability to inspect code at runtime instead of compile time. Reflection is a mechanism to introspect language constructs (classes and functions) at the runtime. When targeting JVM platform, runtime reflection features are distributed in separate JAR: kotlin-reflect.j...

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Not everything in AngularJS has a KnockoutJS equivalent (for example ngCloack, or ngSrc). There are two main solutions typically available: Use the generic attr or event binding instead. Similar to custom directives in AngularJS, you can write your own custom binding handler if you need someth...

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The keyword auto is a typename that represents an automatically-deduced type. It was already a reserved keyword in C++98, inherited from C. In old versions of C++, it could be used to explicitly state that a variable has automatic storage duration: int main() { auto int i = 5; // removing au...

OSGi is a dynamic module system specification for the JVM. It has specifications with different versions and audiences. There are multiple implementations too: Equinox, Felix, Knopflerfish Eclipse from its version 3 is based on OSGi. NetBeans is also capable to handle OSGi modules since 6....

A transaction is a logical unit of work containing one or more steps, each of which must complete successfully in order for the transaction to commit to the database. If there are errors, then all of the data modifications are erased and the database is rolled back to its initial state at the star...

This section provides an overview of what orientdb is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within orientdb, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for orientdb is new, you may need to create initial versions of those related to...

Java allows the retrieval of file-based resources stored inside of a JAR alongside compiled classes. This topic focuses on loading those resources and making them available to your code. A resource is file-like data with a path-like name, which resides in the classpath. The most common use of...