The declaration of wWinMain in winbase.h (mentioned in the error) is: wWinMain( _In_ HINSTANCE hInstance, _In_opt_ HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, _In_ LPWSTR lpCmdLine, _In_ int nShowCmd ); Your implementation of wWinMain in main.cpp is missing the SAL annotations and Code Analysis is warning you about the mismatch.
According to the Hibernate Reference Documentation it should be possible to mix different inheritance mapping strategies when using Hibernate’s XML-Metadata (…) Actually, it’s not really supported, they are “cheating” using a secondary table to switch from the single table strategy in the example of the documentation. Quoting Java Persistence with Hibernate: You can map whole … Read more
It’s not prohibited, you are just applying @JvmOverloads to the wrong target. The proper way to annotate primary constructor is to explicitly specify constructor keyword with @JvmOverloads before: class Video @JvmOverloads constructor( private val id: Long, val ownerId: Long, var title: String? = null, var imgLink: String? = null, var videoLink: String? = null, var … Read more
@Component and @Named are annotations that basically do the same thing, but come from different APIs. @Component belongs to Spring API. It marks class to be autodetected as a bean and optionally allows you to specify a name for that bean (@Component(“foo”)). Without explicit name specification detected bean will get a default name derived from … Read more
C++11 provides support for generalized attributes, which can be seen as superset of Java annotations, as they can be applied not just to variables/functions, but also to statements, for example. But C++11 defines only syntax for generalized attributes, not means for user to define them. This article gives good overview of generalized attributes: http://www.codesynthesis.com/~boris/blog/2012/04/18/cxx11-generalized-attributes/ GCC … Read more
Android Annotations is an annotation-driven framework that allows you to simplify the code in your applications and reduces the boilerplate of common patterns, such as setting click listeners, enforcing ui/background thread executions, etc. You could go from having something like this: public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity { @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); … Read more
You don’t need @ModelAttribute (parameter) just to use a Bean as a parameter For example, these handler methods work fine with these requests: @RequestMapping(“/a”) void pathA(SomeBean someBean) { assertEquals(“neil”, someBean.getName()); } GET /a?name=neil @RequestMapping(value=”/a”, method=RequestMethod.POST) void pathAPost(SomeBean someBean) { assertEquals(“neil”, someBean.getName()); } POST /a name=neil Use @ModelAttribute (method) to load default data into your model … Read more
I managed to get the same in Android studio by using a plugin called GitToolBox
NotEmpty is just a combination of @NotNull and @Size(min=1).