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How to handle checked exceptions on interface contract in Java

I am starting a project in Java and ran into the following situation. The application requires a persistence layer for a certain document type. This could be a MySql database, an AWS Dynamo DB ...
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Vanilla interface implementations. What should I call it? [closed]

Some may think I'm kidding, but I'm really stuck on this Suppose you have some UserDao interface that you want to implement What should you call it? Here are a few points I'd like to make I firmly ...
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In Java Interface contracts, does the @throws tag order should be considered?

Concrete example : https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/21/docs/api/java.base/java/io/DataInput.html#readFully(byte[],int,int) @throws NullPointerException if {@code b} is {@code null}. is before @...
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Why just "interface segregation principle" but not "method segregation principle"?

According to one definition of "interface segregation principle" that states currently in Two contradicting definitions of Interface Segregation Principle – which one is correct?, a client ...
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Does "declare the most abstract type" increase coupling actually?

According to Why define a Java object using interface (e.g. Map) rather than implementation (HashMap), I know I should declare the most abstract type possible, so for example: public interface Fruit{ }...
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Are "easier to search for the interface" and "avoid yo-yo to interface to find implementations to fix bugs" reasons to add prefix "I" on interfaces?

According to Should interface names begin with an "I" prefix?, I should not add prefix "I" to interfaces. However, I think prefix "I" in interface may be useful sometimes....
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Interfaces vs abstract classes for immutable DTOs

At my org we extensively use @Value.Immutable annotation to generate Immutable classes (usually with builders) for our internal data transfer objects (DTOs). In our codebase I've seen both interfaces ...
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How to implement interface on Java class I don't own?

I want to allow some Java objects to be translated into a string representation which matches Python or JavaScript objects. I thought that I could tag all compatible classes with compatibilising ...
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Gradle/Maven project splitting: interfaces and implementation

Assume we have a single large JVM project (the example is in Kotlin), containing code. As part of a refactoring effort, we are decoupling pieces of the code by splitting the code into multiple modules,...
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Refactoring instanceOf, moving logic to POJO when it has database interaction

I'm refactoring some old code, I have a lot of istanceOf in the business part: if (record instanceof RecordA) { RecordA recordA = (RecordA) record; ...
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Can access modifiers be completely replaced with programming to interfaces?

If we program to interfaces various parts of the implementation can be effectively hidden. We can define multiple interfaces for a single implementation and use them as needed, instead of 4 fixed ...
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How to handle a new method in the interface that is not applicable for all classes?

I am faced with an interesting OOD problem: I have an interface with 3 methods: interface TestInterface { String action1(); String action2(); String action3(); } and 3 classes that ...
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What are the tradeoffs between a Union type or a wrapper Class to represent a formatted string argument representing multiple types

Assume there's a public void process method on a Java class called A that currently takes a single String argument id. class A { public void process(final String id) { // Some implementation } ...
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Java design: there is two interface: B extends A. A and B have one subclass each, named ABase and BBase, can I make BBase extend ABase?

there is two interfaces A and B: public interface A { } public interface B extends A{ } A and B have one subclass each: public abstract class ABase implements A{ } public abstract class BBase ...
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How to structure classes for two distinct use cases that share key parameters

I have a Java application that needs to generate mathematically-defined 3D shapes for a voxel world (Minecraft specifically, but that's not important to the discussion). These include sphere, ovoid, ...
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