RogerV, great, maybe we should learn flex/actionscript also. I haven't
done a lot of action-script so won't pretend to know how the flex/
flash VM works. What I am interested to know though is how all that is
handled inside the flex VM.
With C#, when you write code agains a field and compile that
My current pain point is properties. Am working with Spring and iBATIS
and iBATIS wants to map to Java classes that follow JavaBean
properties convention of getters/setters.
It gets so old and tedious - and clutters up the code readability - to
toss all that getter/setter boilerplate in.
But I r
Hey this is sweet!
On Oct 31, 6:40 am, Dick Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In the interests of trying out something new, I have set up a Java
> Posse questions and comments service using Google Moderator. This is a
> simple service that allows people to ask short questions or make
Completely agree, my hat off to you for speaking frank even though you
obviously realize how unpopular that could make you. I'm rather hoping
Neal Gafter's change will perhaps open up the community a little to
stimuli from outside, for its own sake.
/Casper
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> ... some stuff about C# ..
I agree with all that. Having gone from C# to Java full time about six
months ago, I also miss the way C# gives you a choice between stack
and heap storage for objects, and the lack of obligatory checked
exceptions (
I didn't realize Shannon Hickey left too. When was that?
On Nov 1, 2:53 am, Romain Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also now that Shannon Hickey left Sun, who's leading Beans Binding and
> JSR 296?
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I'm not trying to set myself up for flaming here, so please read on.
The reason I started off with this topic is that I see a great deal of
`we need feature {x} implemented in Java' and then a whole host of
solutions to the problem and then large debates over them.
Again, not looking for flame wa
