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- Trust (4,434 bytes)
53: savings. The contract between the designer of an [[API]] and the [[API]... - Blogs:JaroslavTulach:Theory (22,864 bytes)
277: ...ence]]s play important role when designing an API contract or building a framework. Are you sure you use the... - ProviderAPI (3,010 bytes)
5: ...ously used 1024, etc. Slight modifications of the contract are allowed, but compared to [[ClientAPI]] (where...
11: ...''' to check whether the provider implemented old contract only or also the new one. According to result of ... - ExceptionExtensibility (3,165 bytes)
22: ...Exception''', can we help them? Can we change the contract and yet pretend we have not changed anything? Yes... - ClarityOfTypes (6,491 bytes)
48: ... is easy to [[evolution|evolve]] the ''Callback'' contract as well. It is also '''final''' and as such addin... - Javeleon (5,181 bytes)
15: ...] is very fragile and can often break (unless the contract is stiffed by using [[Amoeba]] techniques) and re...
29: ...''ClassLoader'' and use the newly defined private contract to tell it about the availability of a new class. - Enum (7,264 bytes)
7: ...there are no surprises. Both sides of the [[API]] contract - the publisher as well as consumer - are (sort o... - AssemblableTypes (4,972 bytes)
46: ...ith a single method (and thus easier to honor the contract and make it serializable), but if you look at typ... - Erasure (6,177 bytes)
68: ...}}s as well, so there is no change in the runtime contract. - Semantic versioning (1,982 bytes)
3: ...] is obeyed, one can use [[Final interface]] as a contract between [[ClientAPI|clients of your API]] and [[P... - Final interface (8,284 bytes)
39: ...r there is a violation of the [[final interface]] contract: - LowerProfile (11,103 bytes)
111: ...eadSafeAction''. Those who are unaware of the new contract, or don't care about the restricted mode at all, ... - How To Keep Your Roof In Great Shape (2,749 bytes)
9: ...unrealistic pitch. They are unlikely to fulfill a contract if you do sign one. - What You Need To Know About Roofing Your Home (2,976 bytes)
7: ...e will not stop annoying you until you sign their contract and you will always lose, so stop it before it st...
9: ...unrealistic pitch. They are unlikely to fulfill a contract if you do sign one. - EnforcingProperUsage (6,834 bytes)
45: ...ess it fears such change might break the unspoken contract with the Java community at large: Hacking around ... - DefaultMethods (7,796 bytes)
3: ...tween [[Java]] '''interface''' (used to specify a contract only) and '''class''' (provides some implementati...
11: ...dd new methods into the [[ClientAPI]] side of the contract. In such situation one is going to welcome [[defa...
71: ...ult) implementation no longer clearly defines a ''contract'' - e.g. its use for [[ProviderAPI]] is no longer... - APIDevelopment (30,003 bytes)
147: ...sts|unit tests]] are very good for verifying the "contract" between a public API and its clients. Some peop...
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