David Touchshriek

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Pan,
I have a read a couple of posts by you in the forums and always in the same angry, frustrated tone. Why do you think that the certifications add up to memorizing a bunch of useless facts? Certainly this is not the case of the developer exam. You can be a good programmer and still learn a lot while doing the certifications especially when it comes to design patterns or refactoring your code.
You can't just sit down and program with no knowledge of OO. If you are going to do that then don't use Java. To acquire some decent OO skills requires not only endless hours of programming but also endless hours of studying the literature and looking at well design-code trying to assimilate the key concepts that will make you a better designer.
I definitely hope that people interviewing for jobs have a little broader understanding of what it takes to be a good OO programmer than what you seem to possess.
[This message has been edited by David Touchshriek (edited March 16, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by David Touchshriek (edited March 16, 2001).]
23 years ago
Randy,
The method criteriaFind(String s) is supposed to populate the table for you. I would create my own table model by extending AbstractTableModel and then store the results that I get from criteriaFind(String s) in some sort of collection i.e a Vector. Then you can override public Object getValueAt(int r,int c) in yr model to display the values in the JTable.
This the very basic of the project. Maybe you need to spend more time reading about tables and data models before you begin.
But what kind of design is that? Sounds pretty crazy...