0 ms, does that make it infinity times faster? Sounds about right to me! ;-)
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 3:48 PM, Stuart McCulloch mccu...@gmail.com wrote:
2010/1/13 HommeDeJava claude.coulo...@gmail.com
Greetings folks,
I came across this pretty strange testbed which compares Java and C++
I enjoyed the podcast a lot more than I expected to, perhaps because
the various discussions never strayed (too) far from Java and
computing in general. In fact, it wasn't so different from a normal
podcast.
It did take me three days of commuting to get through it all though,
leaving 12 other
These performance tests are dodgy at the best of times, simply because
the way you approach problems are different in different languages.
For example, Java is all about create lots of objects where C++
might take a more conservative approach (but at the expense of more
convoluted code). C++
On Jan 12, 6:20 pm, Stephen Chin st...@widgetfx.org wrote:
If Alex Ruiz and I have anything to say about it, JavaFX will have some
good, open-source UI automation soon...
:) You obviously don't work for Apple...
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Or maybe that IS the more accurate performance test? How quickly can
I encode a JPEG? The language decides how that code needs to be
written.
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After working my way in detective mode through the sources of the
Scala compiler, I've put together a write-up [1] to re-launch the
Scala to Java Translator project. The draft notes summarize (all!)
previous work, discuss work-in-progress, and identify open issues. For
better results, you may
Stephen Chin wrote:
If Alex Ruiz and I have anything to say about it, JavaFX will have
some good, open-source UI automation soon...
On 1/12/2010 10:09 AM, Casper Bang wrote:
Can't say I was surpriced to read this analysis from ThoughWorks
(Martin Fowler):
DHTML/JavaScript has been made testable over the past few years by
tools such as Selenium. Making your web app testable does sometimes
require introducing some contrivances for predictable output in test
mode. However, Selenium has decent support for writing tests that are
flexible enough to
I fly in the most expensive place near Manhattan,
it's $275/hr + instructor, for flight time only,
not for 'total time'
so it actually is more affordable than people think.
I fly around 1hr every 3 weeks on average,
not too expensive if you ask me.
And, an airplane is about $125/hr on average, so
If you look at the statistics breakdown:
http://www.aopa.org/asf/publications/nall.html
you will see that the majority of pilot errors are things like fuel
exhaustion,
_continuing_ flight into adverse weather conditions (as opposed to
turning around land),
low level maneuvering 'buzzing'.
When
However helicopters do have disadvantages over fixed wings models, in
that it's harder to redirect horizontal force vertically so if you
fall, you likely fall like a rock and crush your pelvis upon impact.
Even when commanding auto rotation, that only works between certain
height right? Can you
Helicopter has no inherent disadvantages in terms of lift
from a fixed wing.
However, it's more susceptible to pilot error in critical phases of
flight,
in case of a power loss.
For example, during takeoff, if the collective isn't lowered in case
of
a power loss in less than 2 seconds, an
Wow interesting, that's not what the pilot did last time I was in a
R44... I'll demand another flight. ;)
On Jan 13, 8:54 pm, Lenny P lpri...@hope.nyc.ny.us wrote:
Helicopter has no inherent disadvantages in terms of lift
from a fixed wing.
However, it's more susceptible to pilot error in
I have small java swing based application which uses mysql database
for its operation to create a report. I wanted the whole application
jar, database and JRE to be packaged as a distribution so that It can
install all the three into a windows based machine. How can this be
achieved. Any help or
We use Advanced Installer for our our Windows MSIs
(http://www.advancedinstaller.com/).
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You could package the entire application using Java Network Launching
Protocol (JNLP). I have used this once on a small application, but not
for anything serious.
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Programming/jnlp/
Warwick
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Just watch out, as Web Start has it's own share of issues. You WILL
experience computers which refuse to install and changing/updating
security certificate can also cause hickups among existing
installations.
/Casper
On Jan 13, 11:56 pm, warwickhunter warwickhun...@gmail.com wrote:
You could
Thanks for all your posts, I am familiar with JNLP but I am not
hosting it on a web server ( hope I understood it right) but I also
want to install a mysql database and create a database. I would really
like to create a more of self installation package of some sort.
On Jan 13, 5:19 pm, Casper
You'd be better off using an embedded database out of the box, with a
configurable option to use something like mysql externally.
What if the user already has mysql installed, or they have postgres and
don't want the overhead of an additional service? What if they want to use
a DB on a separate
But there's also an expanded scope of stuff to test with DHTML/
JavaScript as the various browsers, platforms hosting browsers,
JavaScript idiosyncrasies, etc., etc., have to be figured into the
over all cost of development and test.
Flex gives us a much more confined range of consistency to deal
On Jan 12, 10:25 am, Jess Holle je...@ptc.com wrote:
Entirely dismissing Flex, JavaFX, and Silverlight all because they don't
have as many automated testing tools as DHTML seems a bit much.
Testability is a great *ability. It is not the only *ability, though.
Testing DHTML isn't a panacea
On Jan 13, 8:17 pm, robogeek reiki...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jan 12, 10:25 am, Jess Holle je...@ptc.com wrote:
Entirely dismissing Flex, JavaFX, and Silverlight all because they don't
have as many automated testing tools as DHTML seems a bit much.
Testability is a great *ability. It is
I agree with Kevin's assessment. If you need to use a local database, then
you might consider using Java DB which ships with Java 5 and 6. This would
make your installation smaller, and less complex. You would be able to use
JNLP to package and distribute your app. If you use NetBeans, you can
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