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This problem happens with Spring all the time in Java which uses reflection. It's certainly not "silly" or a "niche field".
by alayne 13y ago
This problem happens with Spring all the time in Java which uses reflection. It's certainly not "silly" or a "niche field".
- Buttons840 13y agoI agree. With Java + Spring + XML you can get one language for the price of two! How useful is Java's type checking when one typo in an XML file breaks your program? At least in Python I can follow the logic of the language and find where the mistake is. Spring's XML files don't have such logic and usually all you have is a confusing traceback to work with.