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Where to Enable the asserions

 
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Hi All,

I am a junior developer and developing a web application using Eclipse and the server is JBOSS 6.

I want to know how and where to enable the "assertion", so I can put assertions in my code, and there be the Assertion Errors while developing and testing.

I want to know if I have to do some configuration in Jboss, or some other place.

Any sort of help leading int he right direction will be really appreciated.

Regards
Adofo
 
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Don't know about JBoss.

campbell@queeg:~/java/rubbish$ java KettleDemo
A Kettle, size 20 containing 10 of water.
A Kettle, size . . .
campbell@queeg:~/java/rubbish$ java -ea KettleDemo
A Kettle, size 20 containing 10 of water.
A Kettle, size . . .

I have deleted part of the output; you can copy and paste those classes and execute them and see what really happens.

Note the -ea option. That is the crucial bit. There are other options for assertions.
 
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I earlier wrote:. . . There are other options for assertions.

You will find a complete list of options for the "java" tool here.
 
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Hi,

Thank you for your reply Campbell.
I can actually enable the assertion in the java application with the option -ea.
In fact, for eclipse we just need to put "-ea" the JVM variable and the asserions will be turned on for application.

I want to know how can I use assertions in context to web application, that is being deployed in Jboss.
(I should have been more clear)

Regards
Adofo
 
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You use assertions to check the classes for errors before trying to run your application. Do you need assertions when you have got the whole application?
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