... Actually, that's the primary point I was trying to make about debugging - to track down what the actual difference between the case that works (local) and...
Hi Cliff, Thank you for the suggestions ... but ... well ... that tracing things down part ... it only works till you get to a single line of code using the...
972
Clifton Royston
cliftonr@...
Jun 19, 2011 3:07 pm
... I've never worked with or even heard of Glassfish, and I don't ever do much with Java, but in any such problem, the main thing to do is look at the...
Hi All, The following code works wonderfully easy with my local Glassfish server. -- First it gets the server's InitialContext - 'ctx". -- Then it looks up an...
970
Clifton Royston
cliftonr@...
May 24, 2011 7:19 am
... ... So, can I infer that all of these web adventures were using IE? ... In general Microsoft makes it very hard to roll back IE upgrades, though it sounds...
Hi, I'm sure all of you already know ... and now I do too. IE9 is an update to windows and not a program. So I did undue that update back to IE8. Then...
Hi, I'm too lost to figure out what my question really is. I need help! Here's my sad story. I think (hope) it's interesting enough to intrigue. grin ... it...
... What language is this? It looks similar in Groovy: var threshold = computeThreshold() var heavyTravellers = employeeList.findAll {e -> e.milesOfCommute > ...
A closure is a block of code that can be represented as an object (or first-class data structure) and placed seamlessly into the flow of code by allowing...
Hi Joseph, I was thinking more along the lines of a "what" topic. I first encountered "closure" in the context of JavaScript research, because JavaScript...
... Looks like Groovy doesn't run so well on android. Actually with Eclipse code completion I think anonymous inner classes get round the lack of closures...
Holy Cow! That's the first time I've seen the implementation of closures as fixing a bug in the language. Closures were first implemented in Scheme, not lisp....
Hi George - What about "closure" is it that you think would make a good topic? Do you mean "What is a closure?" Or do you mean "Why doesn't Java have...
Hi All, Please see lack of "closures"; below. In case anyone else would find it of interest, I think "closure" would be an interesting topic for a future...
Hi George, You definitely want to go with EJB3 or just straight Hibernate / Spring. EJB (prior to v3) is widely considered to be a failed experiment. Its ...
Hi Thomas, Same old application - Go. Only now I'm reworking EVERTHING ... from built-around J2EE/JBOSS to built-around JPA3/Glassfish ... and I am being...
Hi All, Just curious. Is there anyone out there in our cyberspace who has an interest in Java's EJB3? Its difficult to tell which was more insane. J2EE's...
To all - Sorry for the cross-post, but I thought this would be relevant to those on this list. This will be the only email that will come from me concerning...
Hi Dan, ... Interesting. ... Right. Still haven't tried Groovy ... ... I think Guy Steele was ... That's good to know. ... I find that I can get replicate...
Hi Jim, Java was never named Green that I know of. It was put into "Project Green", ... I remember references to the "Green platform" very clearly, but they...
Talking of Java, Philip Johnson showed me this great talk by Guy Steele Jr on programming languages, in which he made some very interesting suggestions about...
... Three young sons and a couple of industry grants :-) In principle Honolulu Coders could be revived at UH; talking to Philip Johnson or Robert Brewer might...
I remember those days back in '95. I first read about an experimental language being developed inside of Sun called Oak in 93. I learned how to write my first...
... Yes, revived. It (HJUG) was started by Philip Johnson just after Java was released. To give you an idea of how early this was, at one of the first meetings...
