[SomeClass, main]: main() started [AnotherClass, method]: hello [SomeClass, main]: main() finishedThere is a couple of ways how we can get information about caller in Java. First of all, Java has an internal `sun.reflect.Reflection.getCallerClass(int)` method, but it might not be good to use classes in `sun` package because they can be changed/removed/updated in any new Java release. Another thing is that you'll need a permission to access `sun` package if you run your application with a security manager (is anybody doing this?). Let's try to use public API.
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Getting a caller's class and method names in Java
Sometimes a method needs to know which class and method called this method. For example, it can be helpful in a logger. A logger can print information about caller like this:
Monday, March 6, 2017
MicroPython on ESP8266: sending data to ThingSpeak
Here is a tutorial about using MicroPython on ESP8266. The post describes how to use MicroPython to measure temperature and humidity, and send data to ThingSpeak.
MicroPython on ESP8266: sending data to ThingSpeak
MicroPython on ESP8266: sending data to ThingSpeak
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Problems with running MicroPython on ESP8266 with 512K
The post below describes a couple of problems you may run into if you use MicroPython on ESP8266 boards which have less than 512K of flash.
Problems with running MicroPython on ESP8266 with 512K
Problems with running MicroPython on ESP8266 with 512K
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