Campbell Ritchie wrote:One publisher's website.
Tim Moores wrote:That explains neither what kind of client you intend to use, nor why you think a message queue might be a good choice. Please elaborate on both points.
Tim Moores wrote:Setting up (sub)domains is the work of DNS, which has nothing to do with Java or Spring. DNS entries are most often set and changed manually, but you may be able to use a library such as DNSJava to automate that with Java code.
You'll also need a way to create databases programmatically, but that's not a big deal.
Swapna latha wrote:
Ron McLeod wrote:SO post: Mysql and hibernate
After reading the question in stackoverflow, what is my thought is that parent table id goes to child table, child talbe id goes to subchild and it goes on. I think its a simple design, but i am not sure of. Curious to learn about database design techniques and some practical exercises
Ron McLeod wrote:SO post: Mysql and hibernate
Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Swapna,
The alternative is to open the .classpath file in the project. This shows you the classpath as a text file. You can copy/paste in the jar names. It's still manually adding them, but less mouse clicks.
Paul Clapham wrote:Name: "anonymous inner class".