Simon Xu

Sorry that I bring this topic again.

Have anyone reviewed the text by C. Wu, An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java, 3rd edition?

Thanks.

Hi

I read all threads of this forum and try to figure out the text for my class: Introduction to Computer Science, in a university. Quite a lot of people here proposed the Head First Java, but I found it is a thick one and might not be good for fresh students. Can you suggest alternatives? Many thanks.

Simon

Ilja,

That helps a lot. Thanks.

Simon

thanks for your reply.

Does anyone have good programming problems (well described) or link for graduate students to perform pair programming? The problems can be for 2 to 10 hours work. Many thanks.

simon

domain concepts are those concepts in a special domain, and could become programming concepts. Programming concepts are those design decisions in a program, such as class names so on. Thanks.

Hi all,

Is there any tool to measure how many domain concepts and how many programming concepts involved in a program, even during the development process? thanks

Dirk,
Thanks for your input. Any more references?
Simon

Hi,
I am looking for the references (or papers) on this topic (or related topic):
How the change in the tables in database side affect the change of the Java code (or SQL) in JDBC part?
If we change the database part (such as delete a table, an attribute), which part of code in JDBC should be changed?
Thanks you very much,
Simon

Hi,
I am looking for the references (or papers) on this topic (or related topic):
How the change in the tables in database side affect the change of the Java code (or SQL) in JDBC part?
Thanks you very much,
Simon

I downloaded the eclipse 2.1.1. Where can I find the refactoring tool and source code? Thanks.

how about the performance (speed)?

Has anyone plugin the prolog component into Eclipse as backend?

I bring it up, as it is also what I am looking for.

Where can I find it? Eclipse only provides an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) to
present the java source code structure. Am I right?