@Wojciech,
it is just an example. You get the same problem with orders, invoices and e.g. statistics.
If you are not careful, y[...]
Why would you separate customer from his address?
What would you do with independent address component?
I think customermgmt com[...]
@Marcin,
exactly - in another project we used materialized views for similar purposes. Typical business "enterprise" projects a[...]
In a project I'm working on we had a problem with some domain entities depending on User object (which resided in a separate module, exposing just[...]
Hi Adam,
Timers CANNOT be created for stateful session beans.
The spec says so. I am wondering why you said they can : "A timer[...]
@Openwms,
For the old style JavaEE packaging the same questions have to be asked. Sometimes I see tons of ejb-jars - without any explicit[...]
Perhaps JEE packaging strategy with ears is a better solution :-D ?! I don't think so. I feel very well with the OSGi style, however it is not so [...]
Weldone Adam,
You are such a quiet role model in the java community.
Keep the good work on.....
Also to find out, how do yo[...]
I prefer the NetBeans module system to OSGi. OSGi is not the only viable modular system for Java!
@Mirko,
"it is funny to read that even Java savvy people have problems wrapping their head around the concepts of OSGi"
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Gesendet von usr am August 28, 2009 at 05:33 PM CEST #
Hi,
So far for Java/J2EE based development, I feel NetBeans is better, cleaner with lots of Good Support.
IDE's I have used are Eclipse, Visual Studio, Visual Age for Java , Rational Application Developer, Websphere Application Developer, little bit of jDeveloper.
Anything which comes closer to NetBeans in terms of documentation is MS -Visual Studio and to some extent jDeveloper.
not even highly popular
Eclipse.- Documentation not helpful.
Still NetBeans has some ground to cover to become the best - But so far full marks to them. SUN Microsystems has come up with a better one.
I used to dislike java IDE's not anymore after NetBeans.
We also would like to see the results.
Thanks & Best Regards
Harish
Gesendet von Harish am August 29, 2009 at 03:05 AM CEST #
IntelliJ is the best, hands down
Gesendet von James Barrow am August 31, 2009 at 02:26 PM CEST #
Hi,
For Java, I would vote for Netbeans, as it simple and good.
But one need the right and robust tool for your requirements. So I understand, if one would vote for Eclipse, MyEclipse, RAD ;)
Greetz
Gesendet von Bernd am September 08, 2009 at 10:52 PM CEST #