Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-10 Thread Gary VanMatre
From: Dakota Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED] You must have a very small book. Well, everyone know that your book is the biggest. Don't worry, I won't cross over your bridge, Jack. Gary In my book, as long as it has the three basic principles of encapsulation, inheritance and

Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-09 Thread Gary VanMatre
From: Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 3/8/06, Craig McClanahan wrote: Basically, I'm going to claim that anything you can do in an action oriented framework can also be done in a component oriented framework -- :) Didn't Turing prove that already :) Mathematically, anything we do

Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-09 Thread Ted Husted
On 3/9/06, Gary VanMatre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Holy smokes, what have we been doing for the past 50 years? Figuring out how to get an IDE to do the work of an infinite number of monkeys :) -T. - To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-09 Thread Dakota Jack
You must have a very small book. snip In my book, as long as it has the three basic principles of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphisms, it is object oriented. Microsoft has claimed less was OOP for years. Gary /snip -- You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it float

[OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-08 Thread Gary VanMatre
Hey Craig, I saw you have a couple sessions at TheServerSide Java Symposium in Vegas (swet). Wish I could see these - break a leg! Gary

Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-08 Thread Craig McClanahan
On 3/8/06, Gary VanMatre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Craig, I saw you have a couple sessions at TheServerSide Java Symposium in Vegas (swet). Wish I could see these - break a leg! Gary Thanks. My first session is likely to generate some interesting commentary :-). Basically, I'm

Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-08 Thread Ted Husted
On 3/8/06, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Basically, I'm going to claim that anything you can do in an action oriented framework can also be done in a component oriented framework -- :) Didn't Turing prove that already :) Mathematically, anything we do with an IDE, you can do with

Re: [OT] TheServerSide Java Symposium

2006-03-08 Thread Dakota Jack
Actually, in computers there are differences that make a difference and are not reducible to syntax. For example, late binding allows optimization with individual machines which is completely impossible with other options. The idea that layers in object-oriented programming are somehow like the