How to annotate method signature changes?
I’m developing a mini framework and I want to perform changes to existing methods. I know in order to deprecate a method I can use the @deprecated annotation. However, what annotation should I use to let the users know that I’m going to change the amount of parameters a method will receive or maybe the returned result?
Where to put JPA annotations? Field, or getter?
version in field:
Where to put JPA annotations? Field, or getter?
version in field:
Where to put JPA annotations? Field, or getter?
version in field:
Where to put JPA annotations? Field, or getter?
version in field:
How to write a new annotation that behaves precisely like an existing one?
Here is my use case. Suppose annotations did have inheritance and would automatically inherit the entire behaviour of the base class. Then I would do the following (note the two package statements):
How can attributes/annotations be illustrated on a UML class diagram?
Many programming languages offer a way to annotate types.
How can attributes/annotations be illustrated on a UML class diagram?
Many programming languages offer a way to annotate types.
How can attributes/annotations be illustrated on a UML class diagram?
Many programming languages offer a way to annotate types.