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Java Class Q&A » Constructor » instance 

1. Same instance referred to by multiple constructors    stackoverflow.com

I have an instance of Class A that I want to refer to in the constructor of multiple instances of B. How can I refer to that particular instance of Class ...

2. Why can a constructor be called only once per instance?    stackoverflow.com

Why are constructor calls in Java allowed only once per instance? If would be useful to set multiple instance variables in one call rather than calling several setters.

3. Is it a good or bad practice to call instance methods from a java constructor?    stackoverflow.com

There are several different ways I can initialize complex objects (with injected dependencies and required set-up of injected members), are all seem reasonable, but have various advantages and disadvantages. I'll ...

4. Use of Java constructors in persistent entities    stackoverflow.com

I'm new to JPA and using persistence in Java anyway and I have two questions I can't quite work out: I have generated tags as:

@JoinColumn(name = "UserName", referencedColumnName = "UserName")
@ManyToOne(optional = ...

5. Creating instance in java class    stackoverflow.com

Please advise me the difference between two ways of declaration of java constructor

  public class A{

    private static A instance = new A();
    public ...

6. Is it possible to create an instance of an object in Java without calling the constructor?    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to fix a bug in one of my programs which I think might be due to Hibernate figuring out how to instantiate an instance of an object without calling ...

7. Why can't I refer to an instance method while explicitly invoking a constructor?    stackoverflow.com

Does anyone know why you can reference a static method in the first line of the constructor using this() or super(), but not a non-static method? Consider the following working:

public class TestWorking{
 ...

8. How to create a new instance of a class with a certain constructor dynamically    stackoverflow.com

package company;

public abstract class A {
    public A(int i) {}
    public abstract void func();

}

public class B extends A {
   public B(int i) { ...

9. Avoid new Random for each instance schenanigans    stackoverflow.com

Trying to get this code off the ground:


    Random random = new Random();

public Particle(int mouseInputX, int mouseInputY, int[] RGBBounds){
    this(mouseInputX, mouseInputY, 6, 12+ random.nextInt(10),RGBBounds);
But netbeans ...

10. instance variable and methods are not allowed in call to super constructors    stackoverflow.com

Why are instance variable and methods not allowed in call to super constructors or the call to overloaded constructors?

11. How do I create a instance for Constructor?    stackoverflow.com

I cannot create object for this coding. How can I access this values I want to return the msg value in this coding?

package com.my;

import org.apache.log4j.Level;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.apache.log4j.VectorAppender;
import org.apache.log4j.spi.LoggingEvent;
import java.util.Vector;
public class ...

12. Why can't we pass a instance variable to the super class constructor?    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
Cannot refer to a instance method while explicitly invoking a constructor
I have been trying to do this for long time.
public class bb ...

13. What workaround to pass an instance variable to the super constructor?    stackoverflow.com

Ok, so this is not allowed:

public class ServiceError extends RuntimeException {

    private final UUID uuid = UUID.randomUUID();

    public ServiceError(...) {
      ...

14. No enclosing instance of type PerfHelper is available due to some intermediate constructor invocation    stackoverflow.com

Consider the below code :

class abstract normal1 extends something 
{
}

class outer 
{
  class abstract inner extends normal1
  {

  }
}


class General extends outer.inner       ...

15. why can't I create an instance of MyVector ?    stackoverflow.com

Given the following code , from some reason it won't create an instance of MyVector . What might be the problem ? The problem occurs in the line of Main :

MyVector ...

17. Instance Initializers vs Constructor    coderanch.com

18. Question on Constructor, instance var & static var    coderanch.com

Hi, I have a very basic (looking) question. The output from the following code is : ClassA constructor10 ClassB constructor50 ClassC constructor // code begining class ClassA { ClassA(int i){ System.out.println("ClassA constructor" + i); } } class ClassB{ ClassB(int i){ System.out.println("ClassB constructor" + i); } } class ClassC extends ClassA{ static int i=10; ClassC() { super(i); System.out.println("ClassC constructor"); } ...

19. Constructor vs instance initializer    coderanch.com

Both field initializer and instance initializer blocks taken in file order are copied to the beginning of each constructor that doesn't chain to another constructor of the same class. This file (TestInstInit.java) demonstrates several cases.class InstInitSuper { int i = 0; Object fieldInit = new Object() { public boolean equals(Object o) { System.out.println("Field Initializer: " + ++i); return false; } }; ...

21. What is Instance, Empty Constructor ....    java-forums.org

For every class X if you don't explicitly define a constructor for it (with or without parameters) the compiler will define one for you like this: "public X() { }", i.e. it's a no-argument constructor that doesn't do anything. An instance is a realization of a class, e.g. you and I are both instantiations of the class HumanBeing and have been ...

22. new Instance() vs constructor    forums.oracle.com

If you mean Class.newInstance(): avoid it. hardly any pros, cons: it's not OO. If you mean a factory method: it allows you to provide the necessary implementation for the job - you could return some interface type, and thus any implementation of an object, and not just a specific one. Look at the factory pattern. The c'tor is most simple, but ...

23. using an instance method in a constructor    forums.oracle.com

The original question doesn't raise a limitation of single-threading, therefore, multi-threading is a legitimate issue. "this" refers to a completed object. The compiler, hot spot and execution hardware are all free to reorder the instructions. Any method that refers to a variable that has not been set or set completely will not execute properly. This was the grist of the article ...

24. Short instance creation, lazy default constructors and much more...    forums.oracle.com

This method of construction allows an object to be declared but initialised at some future point, as is often useful. There is a further performance advantage that unused objects are never initialised. The current VM always performs null pointer checks on objects before using them so there is no performance loss from performing this check. Syntax is now much cleaner and ...

25. classes, and constructors and instance variables . . . oh my!    forums.oracle.com

(from our assignment) "Create two instances of the MyDate class named begDate and endDate, by using the MyDate constructor after having prompted the user 3 times for each date for values of a valid month, day, and year." and here is what I have in the executable class (it isn't much because I already have an error; it says I can't ...

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