Hubert Rabago wrote:
The problem about unique names doesn't apply to JAR files because you
can just rename them.
The JAR names are irrelevant even for your classpath. The Java VM will
load classes of which the full class name may be in conflict with
another, unless you use something you c
I've always heard that you java developers are such prima donnas ;-)
OMG, and I thought I was on some bad projects!! Actually, add some
cusses and bodily references and it's worthy of being a BileBlog.
It sounds like a gold mine if you're a consultant, and a living
nightmare if you're not billing
*Smart* Alec et al-
use \u0002d for the hyphen character
HTH,
Martin-
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Hey! I h
Brian Lee wrote:
Nope, this guy was from San Diego. He had many other pearls of wisdom.
My favorite was when he designed a system that would dynamically load
an EJB bean implementation at run-time. He wasn't using delegates or
proxies or anything coded, he wanted to use deployment descriptors.
Good point, perhaps
com.evergreennohyphenbutperhapsalittlehypeinvestments
would be clearer?
On 6/17/05, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Simon Chappell wrote:
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> >That's easy:
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> >com.evergreennohypheninvestments
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> Nah, that's too easily confused with my EvergreenNoHypeInves
Simon Chappell wrote:
That's easy:
com.evergreennohypheninvestments
Nah, that's too easily confused with my EvergreenNoHypeInvestements.com
site.
Dave
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> > By chance, was his name "Adam Hardy"?
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That's pretty much the reasoning I always got behing. This remings me of a
funny time a consultant suggested removing all the "com." from o
a fun one
to peer review.
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By chance, was his name "Adam Hardy"?
;)
"Brian
By chance, was his name "Adam Hardy"?
;)
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IIRC, it really was the possibility of mix-ups that was the idea
behind using TLDs for package names. At least with TLDs, one can
reasonably assume that the groups sharing the same TLD could wor
IIRC, it really was the possibility of mix-ups that was the idea
behind using TLDs for package names. At least with TLDs, one can
reasonably assume that the groups sharing the same TLD could work out
organizing package naming conventions amongst themselves. Without the
convention, the IT groups o
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