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I am going to develop a claim management system and would like to have a simple work flow for it in java
When i searched i come across https://formsflow.ai/ (or) https://www.jbpm.org/ and not sure whether there is any other good workflow to handle simple work flows and efficient and not very complex
Please kindly advise.
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Sup guys. Wanna learn java, know there are really expirienced dudes, so can you recommend me some literature, resourses and stuff kinda that? Thx in advance.
I started to learn, but i`d like to get some advices and recommends.
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How to use Javafx and Hibernate in one project? Does anyone have an example with that? It will be very helpful. It's necessary for me to understand that.
If I were you I'd hop on github and search for projects that have both javafx and hibernate in it.
https://github.com/search?q=javafx+Hibernate&type=Repositories&ref=advsearch&l=&l=
There is this one project here, that seems to be a boilerplate example for the two.
https://github.com/No3x/javafx-boilerplate-hibernate
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JavaFX has been released a long time ago. But I didn't hear about any popular or big production ready projects built with this technology.
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Though this question is primarily opinion-based, but I would still like to throw some examples. These may not be very popular, but are good enough to be used by a few people:
SoapUI
LoadUI
VRL Studio
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I need help in choosing the best library to implement the Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test (Two-Sample) in Java.
I have tried using JavaStatisticalClass.
Problem with this library is that I can't specify/choose the "Significance Level" by myself.
Do you have any suggestions of other libraries where I can chose the significance level?
Instead of specifying the significance level a priori you can determine the p-value using JavaStatisticalClass and compare this value with the intended significance.
How about jsc.goodnessfit.KolmogorovTest?
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Is there a library that can compare two javabeans by their properties and tell you the differences between them?
I was thinking this would be something BeanUtils will do but can't find it in the documentation
Basically I want to 'diff' them
No, there is no library for this, because it is trivial to implement.
Just use the code from the link that artbristol provided in the comment.