Originally posted by Pratik R Patel:
I have a license for IDEA and was excited to use it for Grails/Groovy development - but I find it to be sluggish.
[ July 06, 2008: Message edited by: Pratik R Patel ]
Originally posted by dema rogatkin:
Where can I get information about RoR? I'm working on own framework, but maybe I'm wasting time.
Originally posted by Mark Citizen:
Based on my own experience Spring is better for simple web applications (quick deployment, relatively easy to code), while EJB is better for B2B services, and complex distributed apps.
One thing: if you know you need to use EJBs, I wouldn't recommend mixing them with Spring, since you'd need to maintain both application descriptors and Spring xml config files (not to mention the coding part).
Regardless of what Spring framework website says, it's not a walk in the park.
quote:All skeptics aren't wrong.
They aren't right, either. That is, of course they have all the rights to be skeptic. But whether their fears actually would manifest once they try whatever they are skeptic about - who knows...
So what are we supposed to do?
quote:I find that one falls into the zealot trap when the technique becomes the One True Way and no alternatives can even be discussed and criticism is not allowed.
Does that really happen? In the Agile community? I can't remember such an incident - example please?
Originally posted by Ilja Preuss:
Does that really happen? In the Agile community? I can't remember such an incident - example please?
Originally posted by garfild Baram:
Hi,
I need to retrieve SystemRoot variable value withing a java class.
I couldnt find a way to do it.
Can you help me here?
Thanks
Yossi
Originally posted by Stan James:
I have trouble when it swings the other way - the enthusiast insists that no other way can possibly work. To hear/read some agile fans (or OO or whatever the latest thing is) criticize the status quo you'd find it hard to believe any useful software was ever built before they came along, that any company ever had a IT advantage that made them wealthy, that anyone ever had any fun meeting customer needs. I'm approaching 28 years on the job and did NOT spend 25 of them in abject misery until XP saved my soul.![]()
Originally posted by Ilja Preuss:
On the one hand, Agile *always* was broader than XP, naturally. Scrum, for example, basically being a project management method, has always been used for non-software projects, as far as I know.
And on the other hand, all the processes have become broader with increasing experience at applying them in different situations. XP, for example, has been shown to work in much larger projects than initially expected by its creators.
Originally posted by Sam Gehouse:
Is debuggable statement package a part of J2SE? If yes, which version? If no, what is the link to third party jar?
Originally posted by Jeffrey Ye:
i'v installed the jdbc driver to the following:
D:\mysql-connector-java-3.0.17-ga
and i'v set the classpath in property in computer
i'v alse started the mysql server;
the code :
import java.sql.*;
public class Dbconnection {
Connection connector;
public Dbconnect(){
try{
Class.forName("org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver");
}catch(ClassNotFoundException e){
System.out.println(e.getMessage());
}
try{
connector=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://localhost/test","root","");
}catch(SQLException c){
System.out.println(c.getMessage());
}
}
public static void main(String[]args){
Dbconnection con=new Dbconnection();
}
}
Originally posted by Cheenath Ajay:
Dear All,
I am not strong in Database concepts,
I am having two tables,
User and Salary
In User table UserID is my primary key and in Salary table UserID and Salary_Date are composite keys. How can i set UserId as foreign key in Salary table? Can i use cascade on delete through Salry mapping file?
Please help me out if it is possible or please let me know where i did wrong?
Thanks in Advance,
Cheenath.
Originally posted by Artemesia Lakener:
I have tested a SQL query on Sybase and Oracle. The query involves join of 3 to 4 tables. Same data set in Sybase and Oracle. Same JDBC/Java code. Test shows the query from Oracle is significantly slower than Sybase. What can be the reason ? Just reindex ? anything else to your experience ?
Thanks.