Serialization is the process of converting the state of an object into byte stream.After the object is serialized has been written into a file, it can be read from the file and deserialized that is bytes that represent the object and its data can be used to recreate the objects in memory. Writing Serialized Object […]
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How to create a Batch Job using Spring Batch
Batch processing means executing a series of jobs and Spring provides an open source framework for batch processing. Spring provides a list of classes /API to read/write resources , job processing ,job restart and partitioning techniques to high volumes of data. Spring Batch Components Spring Batch consists of the following component:- Job :- It represents […]
ConcurrentHashMap in Java
ConcurrentHashMap is an alternative to HashTable and synchronizedMap. It is used in multi threaded applications and provided better performance when compared to HashTable and synchronisedMap. ConcurrentHashMap Implementation In Java In concurrentHashMap we have new feature called concurrency level . The ConcurrentHashMap is divided into segments based on the concurrency level.We need to be careful while […]
Fail fast & Fail safe Iterators in Java
Iterators are basically used to traverse over a set of objects one by one. Java supports two types of Iterators Fail Fast Iterator Fail Safe Iterator Fail Fast Iterator Fail fast iterator do not allow any modifications to a collection while iterating/traversing the collection.By modification I mean any updating, addition of elements in the collection.If […]
Equals() and hashCode() method in Java
Object Equality When it comes to Java ,there are two types of Object equality ,reference equality and object equality. Reference Equality Two references that refer to the same object on the heap are considered equal.If you want to check if two references are referring to the same object using the ‘==’ operator. The ‘==’ operator […]