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I'm a beginner in Java and searching the information about Java's official documentation (about classes, methods and other programmer's things) to learn. I searched it on oracle.com but didn't find any useful documentation.
you can look it up here : java Docs
select the thing you want to learn about form the given sections.
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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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could any one provide examples or any links of basics of SOLID and KISS principles using plain/core Java. I extensively tried going through different websites including the wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOLID_(object-oriented_design) and https://dzone.com/articles/the-solid-principles-in-real-life but was never able to cross after S.and O. part of the SOLID.
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I'm looking (have looked on Google, no luck) for a Java library that can produce graphs of mathematical functions and equations. It would be great if I could us it as a JComponent for adding to frames, but I can do without. If there aren't any good ones I'll probably make one anyway.
Thanks in advance
Did you check jfreechart?
http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/samples.html
As jfreechart uses data series you will have to sample your matchematical functions.
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I am looking for java-based WSD using WordNet that return the appropriate sense of a word based on a context. Can you provide me with some?
I think BabelNet might be useful to you. It does word sense disambiguation based on data from WordNet and Wikipedia.
This paper (pdf) explains how it works and shows an example of WSD using their API.
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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.