Thanks Josh,
Well that explains it then ;-) I followed a link from the JavaPassion
tutorial and then somewhere off there I found I Java FX for Java
programmers tutorial - it was in there, admittedly dated 2007.
That link you sent I had found before, but it's awkward because I have
no internet ac
These were great posts - thanks guys.
It's interesting that you mention databases in relation to nulls,
because this is where I've historically had to deal with null Booleans
and suchlike. Usually it's as you describe - the entries are nullable
and therefore I need to do something different in t
I like the idea of organizing the packages by feature, but I wonder
where you put the common code, or code that is used in a couple of
places? For example, the domain objects might not fit exclsuvely in
one feature - like a user DAO or DTO that might be used in almost all
the features?
I guess I
So is the intention to install that for all the graphic manipulations
and then export as necessary, then switch to Netbeans with the JavaFX
plugin to do the coding? Will the Java FX Studio be instead of
photoshop, or complementary? I'm not sure I understand what I would
need to develop in JavaFX
I was very impressed with the visualisations - it helped me understand
very quickly the new threading library.
As I went through all of them I made some notes and added the details
to your forum on sourceforge.
Great work!
Thanks.
Rob.
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Hi Mario,
Many thanks for a great first-time post, and a great one at that. I
have actually been on a course, probably about 8 years ago for UML OOA/
D at Rational, but, like most courses, I haven't used it since. Your
reply therefore has been a great, compressed version of a rather dull
course
mix.
Rob.
On Apr 20, 12:18 pm, Rob Wilson - BabyDuke JUG
wrote:
> I've always found it to be sluggish and error prone, or it tries to be
> too clever. But then I'm sure I used to have it in a round-trip mode,
> so changing my code would update the UML diagrams and vice-ver
I've always found it to be sluggish and error prone, or it tries to be
too clever. But then I'm sure I used to have it in a round-trip mode,
so changing my code would update the UML diagrams and vice-versa, but
in 6.x I can't seem to do that, so either I am miss-remembering what I
used to do, or
I've used Visio in the past, which in the newer version of Visio is
pretty good, although they produce a very distinctive 'windows' look
and feel.
I tried 'Balsamiq mockups' out of curiosity, and, well, I'm very
impressed. The amount of times I have resorted to pencil + paper and
then have to ru
An interesting thread! I've used Spring and like the sections I've
used (MVC, IOC), but almost picked up my EJB 3 book to see what I'm
missing - but couldn't help but think it seemed bloated and complex in
comparison... but then sometimes I feel Spring is too heavy for the
simple apps - i.e. somet
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