Spring framework is the technology used throughout the article. After learning, you can easily understand the spring source code

1. Problem definition and planning: this stage is a joint discussion between the software developer and the demander, mainly to determine the software development objectives and their feasibility
2. Requirement analysis: when it is determined that the software development is feasible, the functions to be realized by the software shall be analyzed in detail. Requirements analysis stage is a very important stage. If this stage is well done, it will lay a good foundation for the success of the whole software development project.
3. Software design: at this stage, the whole software system is divided into large and small modules according to the results of demand analysis, and the specific structure of each module is designed. Such as system framework design, database design, etc. Software design is generally divided into overall design and detailed design.
4. Program coding: this stage is to convert the results of software design into program code that can be run by the computer. In program coding, it is necessary to formulate unified and standard writing specifications. To ensure the readability and maintainability of the program and improve the operation efficiency of the program.
5. Software testing: after the completion of software design, rigorous testing shall be carried out to find and correct the problems existing in the whole design process. The whole test process is divided into three stages: unit test (white box), integration test (black box, function test, strength performance test) and system test. There are two main test methods: white box test and black box test. In the test process, it is necessary to establish a detailed test plan and test in strict accordance with the test plan to reduce the randomness of the test.
6. Operation and maintenance: install and deploy the software system, repair the bug s in the software and upgrade the system. After the software development is completed and put into operation, the software can not continue to meet the requirements of users due to various reasons. In order to extend the service life of software, it is necessary to maintain the software. Software maintenance includes error correction maintenance and improvement maintenance

In order to improve software development efficiency and reduce software development cost, an excellent software system should have the following characteristics:

1. Reusability: following   DRY(Don't Repeat Yourself Principle)   Principle to reduce duplicate code in software.
2. Expandability: when the software needs to be upgraded and added with new functions, it can easily create new modules on the existing system architecture without changing the existing structure of the software or affecting the existing modules.
3. Maintainability: when user requirements change, you only need to modify a small amount of code in the local module
4. High cohesion: cohesion emphasizes the functional relationship within a system module. Each module only completes specific functions, and there will be no functional overlap between different modules. High cohesion can improve the reusability and maintainability of software.
5. Low coupling: coupling emphasizes the relationship between multiple modules. Modules are independent of each other. Modifying one module will not affect other modules. Low coupling improves the maintainability of software.

Basic naming rules: use meaningful English words, and multiple words are represented by hump

Package name

All lowercase, domain name inverted. Module name. Component name, for example:   com.util

Interface name

Capital letters, adjectives, adverbs. Habitually starts with an I. At this time, I means interface, see the meaning of the name. (not mandatory, it should be considered in combination with other specifications), for example:   IUserService  ，  IEmployeeService

Interface implementation class

Habitual inertia ends with Impl (not mandatory, it should be considered in combination with other specifications), for example:   UserServiceImpl  ，  EmployeeServiceImpl

Class name

Initial capital, noun. Follow the hump representation. For example:   User  ,  Employ

Method name

Initial lowercase. Strive for clear semantics and use multiple words. Follow the hump representation. For example:   getUserInfoByName()

Variable name

Initial lowercase. Follow the hump representation. For example:   userInfo

Constant name

All uppercase, strive to be semantically clear, and use multiple words. Use underline segmentation. For example:   MAX_STOCK_COUNT.

Software testing is often divided into two categories: black box testing and white box testing.

Black box test, also known as function test, is to test whether each function can be used normally, regard the program as a black box that cannot be opened, test on the program interface without considering the internal structure and internal characteristics of the program, and check whether the program function can be used normally according to the requirements specification.

He mainly found the following mistakes:

1. Is the function incorrect or missing
2. Is there any error in the interface
3. Input and output errors
4. Database access error
5. Is there a performance problem
6. Initialization and termination errors, etc

It is tested by developers. It is also called structure test, transparent box test, logic driven test or code based test. It is a test program according to the internal structure of the program to detect whether the internal action of the product is normally executed according to the provisions of the design specification. The tester must check the internal structure of the program and obtain the test data from the logic of the program.

JUnit is a regression testing framework written by Erich Gamma and Kent Beck. JUnit tests are programmer tests,   White box test  ， Because the programmer knows How and What the tested software does.

Since JUnit 4 regression testing framework is provided by a third party and is not provided by JDK, it is necessary to import other people's jar packages and install corresponding plug-ins. Here, take maven as an example, import maven coordinates:

<!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/junit/junit --> <dependency> <groupId>junit</groupId> <artifactId>junit</artifactId> <version>4.12</version> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> Copy code

JUnit with some common annotations can solve the problem of code duplication

Decorated methods are automatically executed before testing methods

The modified method will be automatically executed After the test method is executed. If there are exceptions, the code After @ After will also be executed

It is reasonable to say that as long as some configuration information can be saved for the program to dynamically read data, it is OK. However, in order to improve efficiency, it is customary to use two files with special characteristics as configuration files in the IT industry

1. properties file
2. XML file

The file is called property file / resource file / configuration file, with properties as the file suffix. The access feature is the format of KV key value pair: key=value,   Multiple pairs of data are separated by line breaks  .

1. In the configuration file, all data is strings, and quotation marks are not required.
2. Spaces are not required in the configuration file

If we want to read the data in properties, we use IO operation to read row by row, and then  =  To segment strings can also be completed. However, it is still troublesome. If there are more troublesome comments, we can realize such complex steps. SUN company must have written tools and methods for us. This is   Properties  .

Properties   Is the implementation class of map. You can inherit the common operation methods of map   (get,put....)  ,  map   We generally don't use the methods in. Because the properties file is special, we usually use them   Properties   Class.

public void load(InputStream inStream); public String getProperty(String key);

package com.test; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.InputStream; import java.util.Properties; /** * @author Xiao_Lin * @date 2020/12/28 11:55 */ public class ProTest { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { //Read data from configuration file Properties properties = new Properties(); //In order to get the ClassLoder object, it has nothing to do with Thread ClassLoader loader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader(); //Read the configuration file through the class loader and return an input stream InputStream stream = loader.getResourceAsStream("user.properties"); //Load profile properties.load(stream); System.out.println(properties.getProperty("user")); System.out.println(properties.getProperty("password")); } } Copy code

XML(Extensible Markup Language) is an extensible markup language (enclosed by ◇ >). XML technology was published by W3C Organization (World Wide Web Consortium). At present, it follows that W3C organization published in 1998.

XML1.0 specification. Its design purpose is to transmit data rather than display data (HTML). Its tags are not predefined and need to define their own tags. It is a W3C recommended standard.

1. XML is a general data exchange format.
2. Many system configuration files use XML.
3. Java EE frameworks are basically using XML

1. An XML document needs to be declared on the first line of the document, which represents

During the operation of the program, through   Bytecode file   Dynamically obtain the member information (constructor, method and field) in the class, which is called reflection. The purpose is to create objects, obtain methods and call them through the program automatic acquisition constructor.

Java code goes through three stages:

We can find their commonalities through multiple objects and abstract them into a class. The class is the template of the object, and each entity is the object

Bytecode is also a real file. Each bytecode is an instance. To store these bytecodes, the JVM needs to abstract them into templates, and then create objects through templates to store the information of each bytecode. When you want to use a byte code (for example, create a Person object), extract the Class object that contains the Person.class content from JVM, and then instantiate the Person object. three

Class is defined in JDK:   java.lang.Class  ， There are a large number of methods beginning with gte in this class, which means that bytecode objects can be used to obtain information. Therefore, when we get the bytecode object, we can directly operate the constructors, methods, fields, etc. in the current bytecode.

Through the API, we can know that Class does not have a public constructor because the Class object is automatically built by the Java virtual machine when loading the Class.

Mode 1

Through Class   forName()   Method to obtain the bytecode object * * (common) * *, which is mostly used in the configuration file to define the Class name in the configuration file. Read files, load classes and various popular frameworks.

Class.forName(String className); //The bytecode object is obtained through the fully qualified name of the class. The fully qualified class name is package name + type Class.forName("java.lang.String"); //Returns if it exists in the JVM, and throws an exception if it does not exist Copy code

Mode II

The bytecode object is obtained through the getClass() method of the object, which is mostly used to obtain the bytecode of the object.

new User().getClass(); //Through the getClass method in the parent class Object Copy code

Mode III

The bytecode object is obtained through the class field of type (basic type), which is mostly used for parameter passing.

int.class; Copy code

summary

1. The first of the above three methods is the most used, which is used in various frameworks.
2. The same bytecode file (*. class) will only be loaded once during a program run,   The class object obtained by either method is the same.

@Test public void testGetClass() throws Exception { // 1. Pass the fully qualified name of the class Class.forName(); Class clz1 = Class.forName("cn.linstudy.domain.Person"); // 2 through the getClass() method of the object Person p = new Person(); Class clz2 = p.getClass(); // 3 get through the class field Class clz3 = Person.class; // The bytecode will be loaded only once. No matter which way to obtain the bytecode, it is the same System.out.println(clz1 == clz2); //true System.out.println(clz2 == clz3); //true System.out.println(clz1 == clz3); //true // Int type and int data type are not the same System.out.println(int.class); System.out.println(int[].class); } Copy code

The purpose of using reflection is to use the program to dynamically manipulate the members of the class, such as methods, and the operation method must first have an object, which is created through the constructor, so the constructor must be obtained first.

​   public Constructor<?> [] getConstructors();  : obtain   All public decorated constructors  .

​   public Constructor<?> [] getDeclaredConstructors();  : Get all constructors (including non-public)

​ public Constructor getConstructor(Class... parameterTypes);

​ public Constructor getDeclaredConstructor(Class...parameterTypes)

parameterTypes: the type of the parameter (the type of the parameter list of the constructor)

conclusion

With s means to obtain multiple permissions. With Declared means to ignore permissions, including private permissions.

@Test public void testGetConstructor() throws NoSuchMethodException { // Get bytecode object Class clz = Person.class; // 1 get all public constructors Constructor[] cons1 = clz.getConstructors(); for(Constructor con : cons1){ System.out.println(con); } System.out.println("--------"); // 2 get all constructors, including private Constructor[] cons2 = clz.getDeclaredConstructors(); for(Constructor con : cons2){ System.out.println(con); } // 3 get parameterless constructor Constructor con1 = clz.getConstructor(); System.out.println(con1); // 4 get constructor with parameters Constructor con2 = clz.getConstructor(Long.class, String.class); System.out.println(con2); // 5 get the specified private constructor Constructor con3 = clz.getDeclaredConstructor(String.class); System.out.println(con3); } Copy code

Common errors

The parameters do not match and an error is reported. The specified constructor cannot be found

public Object newInstance(Object... initargs);// initargs: the actual parameters passed by calling the constructor. The parameter list must match (type, number, order) Copy code

@Test public void testCreateObject() throws Exception { // Get bytecode object Class clz = Class.forName("cn.linstudy.domain.Person"); // Gets the constructor with parameters. The parameters are parameter types Constructor con1 = clz.getConstructor(Long.class, String.class); //Invoking Constructors Object obj = con1.newInstance(1L, "Wolf"); System.out.println(obj); // Gets the private constructor with parameters Constructor con2 = clz.getDeclaredConstructor(String.class); // To call a private constructor, you must first set it to be accessible con2.setAccessible(true); Object obj2 = con2.newInstance("Small size"); System.out.println(obj2); } Copy code

We tried to privatize the constructor to create the object, and were told that the permissions were insufficient

The solution is as follows:

public void setAccessible(boolean flag)  : Pass a true to indicate that you can access, regardless of permission

From the API, we can find that,   Constructor,Field,Method   yes   AccessibleObject   Because these three members can be modified by the access private modifier.

package com.test.reflect; import java.lang.reflect.Constructor; /** * @author Xiao_Lin * @date 2020/12/28 20:17 */ public class TestReflect { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { Class<?> student = Class.forName("com.test.reflect.Student"); System.out.println(student); Constructor<?> constructor = student.getDeclaredConstructor(String.class); constructor.setAccessible(true); Object zs = constructor.newInstance("Zhang San"); System.out.println(zs); } } Copy code

As long as you see the incoming fully qualified name, you basically use reflection to obtain the bytecode object through the fully qualified name. As long as you see that there is no specified constructor but the object can be created, you basically use the bytecode object   newInstance   To create objects

public Method[] getMethods(); public Method[] getDeclaredMethods();

1. public Method getMethod(String name, Class<?>... parameterTypes);
2. public Method getDeclaredMethod(String name, Class<?>... parameterTypes)  : Name: method name, parametertypes: the type of the parameter list of the current method. Note that to find a specified method, you must use method signature to locate it. Method signature = method name + parameter list. The experience is the same as that of the constructor. With s means to obtain multiple, and with declared means to ignore access permissions.

@Test public void testGetMethod() throws Exception { /** 1 Get all public methods, including the of the parent class 2 Get all methods, including private, excluding the parent class 3 Gets the public method of the specified parameter, including the name of the parent class 4 Gets the private method of the specified parameter, excluding the of the parent class **/ // 1 get bytecode object Class clz = Class.forName("cn.linstudy.domain.Person"); // 2 get constructor to create object // 3 acquisition method //1 get all public methods, including the of the parent class Method[] methods = clz.getMethods(); for(Method m : methods){ System.out.println(m); } System.out.println("---------"); //2 get all methods, including private, excluding the parent class Method[] methods2 = clz.getDeclaredMethods(); for(Method m : methods2){ System.out.println(m); } System.out.println("---------"); //3 get the public method of the specified parameter, including the method of the parent class Method sayHelloMethod = clz.getMethod("sayHello", String.class); System.out.println(sayHelloMethod); //4 get the private method of the specified parameter, excluding the of the parent class Method doWorkMethod = clz.getDeclaredMethod("doWork", String.class); System.out.println(doWorkMethod); } Copy code

public Object invoke(Object obj, Object... args); :

obj: indicates the object to be used when calling this method

args: the actual parameter of the calling method. The return value of the method indicates whether the method has a return value. If so, it will return. If not, it will return null.

Traditional call method

Student t = new Student(1, "Zhang San"); t.sleep(5);// Zhang San, sleep for five hours. Copy code

Create objects and call methods using reflection

Method m = clz.getMethod("sleep", int.class);// Find sleep method. m.invoke(obj, 5);// Sleep for five hours. Copy code

public class Person { private Long id; private String name; public Person() { } public Person(Long id, String name) { this.id = id; this.name = name; } private Person(String name) { this.name = name; } public void sayHello(){ System.out.println("hello"); } public String sayHello(String name){ System.out.println(name + ": hello"); return "Hello!"; } public static void sayHello(String name,Long id){ System.out.println("Call static method"); } private void doWork(){ System.out.println("doWork"); } private void doWork(String name){ System.out.println(name + ": doWork"); } // getter method setter method public String toString() { return "Person{" + "id=" + id + ", name='" + name + '\'' + '}'; } } Copy code

@Test public void testGetMethod() throws Exception { // 1 get bytecode object Class clz = Class.forName("com.reflect.Person"); // 2 get constructor to create object Object obj = clz.newInstance(); // Use a common parameterless constructor // 3 acquisition method //1 get all public methods, including the of the parent class Method[] methods = clz.getMethods(); for(Method m : methods){ System.out.println(m); } System.out.println("---------"); //2 get all methods, including private, excluding the parent class Method[] methods2 = clz.getDeclaredMethods(); for(Method m : methods2){ System.out.println(m); } System.out.println("---------"); //3 get the public method of the specified parameter, including the method of the parent class Method sayHelloMethod = clz.getMethod("sayHello", String.class); System.out.println(sayHelloMethod); // Call method Object val1 = sayHelloMethod.invoke(obj, "Zhang San"); System.out.println("Value 1:" + val1); //4 get the private method of the specified parameter, excluding the of the parent class Method doWorkMethod = clz.getDeclaredMethod("doWork", String.class); System.out.println(doWorkMethod); // Set accessibility doWorkMethod.setAccessible(true); // Call private methods doWorkMethod.invoke(obj,"Li Si"); // Call static method Method staticSayHelloMethod = clz.getDeclaredMethod("sayHello", String.class, Long.class); // You don't need an object to call, but you must add null to the parameter, otherwise you will use the following parameter as the object of the calling method staticSayHelloMethod.invoke(null,"Xiao Ming",1L); } Copy code

1. Methods can also be modified by access private modifiers. Therefore, if you want to access non public modified methods, you need to set the accessibility before accessing   method.setAccessible(true);  .
2. If you call a static method, you do not need an object, so at this time, in the first parameter of the invoke method, the object directly passes a   null.

public Field getField(String name); :

public Field getDeclaredField(String name);

Name the name of the field to get

public Field[];

getFields() ;

public Field[] getDeclaredFields();

@Test public void testField() throws Exception { // 1 get bytecode object Class clz = Person.class; Object obj = clz.newInstance(); // 2 get field Field[] fs = clz.getFields(); for(Field f: fs){ System.out.println(f); } Field[] fs2 = clz.getDeclaredFields(); for(Field f: fs2){ System.out.println(f); } // Get a single field Field nameField = clz.getDeclaredField("name"); System.out.println(nameField); } Copy code

get(Object obj);

set(Object obj,Object value);

// Set private fields accessible nameField.setAccessible(true); // Action name field // Set the data of the field nameField.set(obj,"Wolf"); // Get the data of the name field Object nameValue = nameField.get(obj); System.out.println(nameValue); Copy code

JavaBean is the most important reusable component in Java (reduce code duplication, reuse, encapsulate business logic, encapsulate data).

1. Use public decoration.
2. Field privatization.
3. Provide get/set methods.
4. Public parameterless constructor (use reflection and bytecode object. newInstance to create object).

1. event
2. method
3. attribute

JavaBean s can encapsulate data by saving the data into the properties of a bean object.

The property is not a field. The property is derived through the get/set method.

* * standard get method / get method / read method: * * public modifier, no parameter, return, start with get.

* * standard set method / set method / write method: * * public modifier, with parameters, no return, start with set.

Note:

1. As long as it is a standard get/set method, there are properties. It does not have to be a standard writing method automatically generated by tools.

1. The field is boolean, and the reading method starts with is instead of get.

JavaBean is a very commonly used component, which is nothing more than the properties in the operation. Previously, we wanted to obtain the methods in JavaBean. If reflection is used, it is very troublesome, so SUN company provided a set of API for operating JavaBean properties:   introspection   (   Introspector  ).

1. Get relevant status information such as attribute name and attribute type.
2. Obtain the read-write method corresponding to the property, and operate the value of the property.

1. Get the description object of JavaBean through bytecode object, and return the description object of JavaBean public static BeanInfo getBeanInfo(Class beanClass, Class stopClass);
2. Get the property descriptor through the JavaBean description object PropertyDescriptor[] getPropertyDescriptors();
3. Get the property name, property type and property name through the property descriptor, and get the property name through the read-write (getter/setter) method:   public String getName(); get attribute type:   Public class <? > getpropertytype(); get read method (getter):   public Method getReadMethod(); get write method (setter):   public Method getWriteMethod();

When obtaining BeanInfo objects through bytecode objects, the information of the current bytecode Object and all its parent classes will be introspected by default. For example:   getBeanInfo(A.class)  ， In fact, it will also introspect the parent class of a, such as the information of Object. Generally speaking, we don't care about the attribute related information of the parent class. At this time, we can call the overloaded method of getbeaninfo:   getBeanInfo(beanClass,stopClass)  .

Demonstration:   BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(Person.class,Object.class);

package com.day03.IntrospectorDemo; import java.beans.BeanInfo; import java.beans.Introspector; import java.beans.PropertyDescriptor; import java.lang.reflect.Method; /** * @author Xiao_Lin * @date 2020/12/29 13:37 */ public class TestIntrospector { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { //create object Student student = Student.class.newInstance(); //Convert JavaBean to beanInfo BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(student.getClass(),Object.class); //Get all properties through beanInfo PropertyDescriptor[] propertyDescriptors = beanInfo.getPropertyDescriptors(); //Traverse the attribute descriptor array to get each attribute descriptor for (PropertyDescriptor pd : propertyDescriptors) { //Get property name System.out.println("Attribute name = " + pd.getName()); //Get property type System.out.println("Attribute type = " + pd.getPropertyType()); //Get the getter/setter method of the property Method getMethod = pd.getReadMethod(); System.out.println("get method = " +getMethod); Method setMethod = pd.getWriteMethod(); System.out.println("set method = " +setMethod); //Call the set method of the age property if ("age".equals(pd.getName())){ //Execute the set method of age. The invoke parameter means which object is given which value setMethod.invoke(student,22); } //Execute the get method again System.out.println(student.getAge()); } } } Copy code

The structure of map and JavaBean is very similar. We can convert map and JavaBean to each other, and correspond the key and attribute name one by one

// Java bean to map public static Map<String, Object> BeanToMap(Object obj) throws Exception{ Map<String, Object> map = new HashMap<>(); //Get all attributes through introspection BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(obj.getClass(), Object.class); PropertyDescriptor[] pds = beanInfo.getPropertyDescriptors(); for (PropertyDescriptor pd : pds) { //Get attribute name as key String key = pd.getName(); //Get the getter method of the property and call Object value = pd.getReadMethod().invoke(obj); map.put(key, value); } return map; } Copy code

public class BeanMap { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception{ Map<String, Object> map = BeanToMap(new Student("Zhang San", 20)); map.forEach((k,v)-> System.out.println(k+"->"+v)); } } Copy code

//map to JaveBean, where generics are used public static <T> T MapToBean(Map<String, Object> map ,Class<T> clz) throws Exception{ //Create JavaBean object T t = clz.newInstance(); //Traverse the property, get the property name as the key of mao, get the value value, and then set it to the setter method //Get all properties BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(clz, Object.class); PropertyDescriptor[] pds = beanInfo.getPropertyDescriptors(); for (PropertyDescriptor pd : pds) { String key = pd.getName(); Object value = map.get(key); pd.getWriteMethod().invoke(t,value); } return t; } Copy code

We can use annotations to modify the member information in the class. Annotation s are actually annotations.

@Target(ElementType.METHOD) @Retention(RetentionPolicy.SOURCE) public @interface Annotation name { } Copy code

Define format:  @ interface annotation name

Use format:  @ Annotation name (attribute name = attribute value, attribute name = attribute value)

Annotations are pasted on program elements. If you want to have some functions,   There must be three roles involved  :

1. Annotation itself
2. Pasted program elements
3. The third-party program uses reflection to give function to the annotation (behind the annotation, there must be a piece of code to give function to the annotation).

@Override @Deprecated @SuppressWarings @Functionallnterface

​   annotation  : A tag used to paste on classes / methods / variables. Third party programs can give certain functions through this tag.

​   Meta annotation  : The annotation used to post on the annotation when defining the annotation is used to limit the usage of the annotation. He included three notes

Indicates where the annotation can be pasted (on classes, methods, constructors, etc.)   ElementType   Enumeration class.

ElementType.ANNOTATION_TYPE ElementType.CONSTRUCTOR ElementType.FIELD ElementType.LOCAL_VARIABLE ElementType.METHOD ElementType.PACKAGE ElementType.PARAMETER ElementType.TYPE

Indicates the period in which the annotation can be saved. The value of the period is encapsulated in the RetentionPolicy enumeration class.

Use  @ Documented   The labeled label is saved to the API document.

​  @ Inherited   Labels of labels can be inherited by subclasses.

The tag is obsolete and is not recommended. Before JDK5, use document comments to mark obsolete

@SuppressWarings @Functionallnterface

​   annotation  : A tag used to paste on classes / methods / variables. Third party programs can give certain functions through this tag.

​   Meta annotation  : The annotation used to post on the annotation when defining the annotation is used to limit the usage of the annotation. He included three notes

Indicates where the annotation can be pasted (on classes, methods, constructors, etc.)   ElementType   Enumeration class.

ElementType.ANNOTATION_TYPE ElementType.CONSTRUCTOR ElementType.FIELD ElementType.LOCAL_VARIABLE ElementType.METHOD ElementType.PACKAGE ElementType.PARAMETER ElementType.TYPE

Indicates the period in which the annotation can be saved. The value of the period is encapsulated in the RetentionPolicy enumeration class.

Use  @ Documented   The labeled label is saved to the API document.

​  @ Inherited   Labels of labels can be inherited by subclasses.

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