The SOB you are talking about is a well-respected (and present)
colleague of mine and our team backed the decision, so the fun (which i
was not observing as you did) ends exactly here :-(
Robert
Bill Bohnenberger schrieb:
What an amusing thread. It seems to me the only problem here is the
I agree to your observation, Dave. Point well made. I would like to get
a comment from you about my claim about backwards incompatibility, though.
Robert
Dave Newton schrieb:
Robert Graf-Waczenski wrote:
And, to tell the truth, our choice to use getmProperty() as
accessor method naming
Dave Newton schrieb:
Robert Graf-Waczenski wrote:
And, to tell the truth, our choice to use getmProperty() as
accessor method naming pattern was a bad one originally but we lived
with it since the beginning and are now being bitten in the behind :-)
That about sums it up, I think.
I'm
Hi,
we are currently in the process of evaluating if upgrading our app from
Struts 2.1.6 to 2.1.8.1 is feasible. Currently it is not because various
things stopped working, but i'll like to work on one of them at a time.
We frequently (*very* frequently, actually) use property names such as
Robert Graf-Waczenski pisze:
Hi,
[...]
Since we (obviously) don't want to rename the myriads of
getters/setters, i'd like to know if there is a way around this, maybe
with a custom interceptor somewhere?
Hi
If the only problem is the number of methods to be changed, maybe you should
Hi,
we do of course use a refactoring tool, but we are talking about a huge
amount of methods. I'm not aware of a refactoring tool that would allow
me to rename *all* methods in *one* step.
Robert
Rafał Krupiński schrieb:
Robert Graf-Waczenski pisze:
Hi,
[...]
Since we (obviously) don't
I would think that is a feature of Struts that it requires proper OOP names.
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 8:01 PM, Robert Graf-Waczenski r...@lsoft.comwrote:
Hi,
we do of course use a refactoring tool, but we are talking about a huge
amount of methods. I'm not aware of a refactoring tool that
Hi Robert,
maybe not in one step,
but for sure it's pretty easy to do.
Just look for public [^ ]+ get[a-z] regexp in your codebase, and
eclipse will do the rest,
plus there's a bonus, You don't need to change anything in your jsp files.
Ant to be absolutely sure everything worked well
simply run
Well, i was hoping for an interceptor-based solution. But since
something like this apparently is unavailable, i'm going for the method
renaming approach, which is tedious work because i'm only changing the
classes that are used by the Struts2 part of our codebase. So a global
search/replace
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 4:01 PM, Robert Graf-Waczenski r...@lsoft.com wrote:
Hi,
we do of course use a refactoring tool, but we are talking about a huge
amount of methods. I'm not aware of a refactoring tool that would allow me
to rename *all* methods in *one* step.
jEdit should be powerful
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Robert Graf-Waczenski r...@lsoft.com wrote:
approach, which is tedious work because
[...]
i have to go through each applicable class and
refactor-rename each method.
Please don't try to make us feel guilty :-)
You'll get paid for this, we're not.
In previous
Rafał Krupiński schrieb:
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Robert Graf-Waczenski r...@lsoft.com wrote:
approach, which is tedious work because
[...]
i have to go through each applicable class and
refactor-rename each method.
Please don't try to make us feel guilty :-)
You'll
What an amusing thread. It seems to me the only problem here is the arrogant
SOB that decided to defy the Bean naming conventions. LOL. (No offense
intended if he is present company :)
With affection,
Bill
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Robert Graf-Waczenski r...@lsoft.comwrote:
Rafał
Robert Graf-Waczenski wrote:
And, to tell the truth, our choice to use getmProperty() as
accessor method naming pattern was a bad one originally but we lived
with it since the beginning and are now being bitten in the behind :-)
That about sums it up, I think.
I'm assuming the naming
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