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<s>[INST] Refactor the constructor of the GPOD40D2001 class into a method annotated with @PostConstruct to initialize the bean in a Spring Boot application. /**
* GPOD40D2001 Constructor
* @exception honda.jp.hm.gpc.gco.cm.classes.GPCMCMX0104 GPCS Error.
* @exception honda.jp.hm.gpc.gco.cm.classes.GPCMCMX0105 GPCS Fatal Error.
* @exception honda.jp.hm.gpc.gco.cm.classes.GPCMCMX0121 Retry Exception.
*/
public GPOD40D2001() throws GPCMCMX0104, GPCMCMX0105, GPCMCMX0121 {
super();
// Constructor code here
}
[/INST] public GPOD40D2001() throws GPCMCMX0104, GPCMCMX0105, GPCMCMX0121 {
super();
// Constructor code here
}
@PostConstruct
private void init(){
// Initialize bean code here
} </s> |
<s>[INST] Instead of using try-catch blocks, how can you utilize Spring Boot's @ExceptionHandler annotation to handle exceptions in methods like getStrSbmtPrevSelect()? /**
* Gets a character string of PrevSelect Button.
* @return String A character string of HTML Text.
*/
public String getStrSbmtPrevSelect() {
final String STR_METHOD_NAME = "getStrSbmtPrevSelect()";
try {
return getGpcmcmd0201(GPOD40D2001.STR_SBMT_PREV_SELECT).getTagString();
}catch(GPCMCMX0117 e){
return "";
}catch(GPCMCMX0111 e){
return "";
}
}
[/INST] import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ExceptionHandler;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestControllerAdvice;
@RestControllerAdvice
class ExceptionHandling {
@ExceptionHandler(GPCMCMX0117.class)
public String handleGPCMCMX0117(GPCMCMX0117 e) {
return "";
}
@ExceptionHandler(GPCMCMX0111.class)
public String handleGPCMCMX0111(GPCMCMX0111 e) {
return "";
}
}
# Test case 1:
def test_get_str_sbmt_prev_select():
assert gpod40d2001.get_str_sbmt_prev_select() == ""
# Test case 2:
def test_get_str_sbmt_prev_select():
with patch('gpod40d2001.get_gpcmcmd0201') as mock_method:
mock_method.side_effect = [GPCMCMX0117(), GPCMCMX0111()]
assert gpod40d2001.get_str_sbmt_prev_select() == "" </s> |
<s>[INST] Convert the direct instantiation of classes like GPCMCMD0104 in the constructor of GPOD40D2001 into constructor dependency injection using Spring Boot's @Autowired annotation. public GPOD40D2001(Gpcmcmd0104Service gpcmcmd0104Service, Gpcmcmd0201Service gpcmcmd0201Service) {
this.gpcmcmd0104Service = gpcmcmd0104Service;
this.gpcmcmd0201Service = gpcmcmd0201Service;
// Constructor code here
}
[/INST] public GPOD40D2001(Gpcmcmd0104Service gpcmcmd0104Service, Gpcmcmd0201Service gpcmcmd0201Service) {
this.gpcmcmd0104Service = gpcmcmd0104Service;
this.gpcmcmd0201Service = gpcmcmd0201Service;
// Constructor code here
}
@Autowired
public GPOD40D2001(Gpcmcmd0104Service gpcmcmd0104Service, Gpcmcmd0201Service gpcmcmd0201Service) {
this.gpcmcmd0104Service = gpcmcmd0104Service;
this.gpcmcmd0201Service = gpcmcmd0201Service;
// Constructor code here
} </s> |
<s>[INST] Identify and extract common functionality shared between the methods getStrBPalletType() and getStrBPalletTypeDesc() into a separate method to eliminate code duplication in a Spring Boot application. public String getStrBPalletType(int iIndex) throws java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException {
final String STR_METHOD_NAME = "getStrBPalletType(int)";
return getTag(GPOD40D2001.STR_TXT_B_PALLET_TYPE, iIndex);
}
public String getStrBPalletTypeDesc(int iIndex) throws java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException {
final String STR_METHOD_NAME = "getStrBPalletTypeDesc(int)";
return getTag(GPOD40D2001.STR_TXT_B_PALLET_DESC, iIndex);
}
[/INST] You can use the @ExceptionHandler annotation on top of the method to catch any exceptions that might be thrown during the execution of the method. For example:
```
@ExceptionHandler(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.class)
public String getStrBPalletType(int iIndex) {
final String STR_METHOD_NAME = "getStrBPalletType(int)";
return getTag(GPOD40D2001.STR_TXT_B_PALLET_TYPE, iIndex);
}
```
This will catch any ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException that is thrown during the execution of this method and return a String value. </s> |