Originally posted by Rick Reumann:
I must say I'm just blown away by this product. It's amazing. Stuff is actually where you want it to be and it does everything you want and then some without being intrusive to what you are there to do..code. The experience using IDEA just doesn't compare with any other IDE I have used (Eclipse, NetBeans(and Forte), or JDeveloper. I'm not going to get into the features it has, but I will say the features it does have are all just intutitive to use and poweful.
Originally posted by Michael Salzillo:
Agreed. I couldn't find a way to customize keyboard and went back to IDEA.
Do you know of any way to create keyboard shortcuts for ANT builds within IDEA?
Originally posted by Simon Lee:
For domain knowlege start out with 'how to read the financial pages' and a copy of the financial times/wall st journal. Then maybe work through one of Frank Fabozzi's books ( I have the handbook of fixed income securities).
However I reiterate that there are lots of very good people looking for work and you will be joining the queue, that queue includes plenty of people with 4 years java and domain experience. So you will be taking you place at the back of that queue. If your serious about this career path think about doing something like 'MSc Financial Markets with Information Systems'. It will do much for you than a MA in Music :/
Sorry if that sounded like a good kicking when you were looking for a hug.
Simon
Originally posted by Syed Hussain:
Congratulations Franck, a great score.Could you give any advice on how to prepare for the exam.
Syed.
Originally posted by Kathy Shkarlet:
Hi Bjarki and Franck,
Thank you for your replies.
I was (am) following EJB vs JDO discussions, but my interest is in low-end (micro, embedded) solutions, where EJB is not an option.
But as a side question - I haven't seen any EJB - JDO performance comparisons ... Would somebody risk an opinion?
Kathy
Originally posted by vasuma puljety:
Frank, I think he is talking about DB2 and cics. Am I right, Prameet? Yes you can. You need the appropriate drivers. For non-standard databases for which there are no drivers written, the solution would be custom made, I think.
Originally posted by Bjarki Holm:
Prantik,
what JDBC drivers are you using? Most likely, if they are JDBC 2.0 compliant, they come with an implementation of the <code>javax.sql.ConnectionPoolDataSource</code> interface, which can be be used for connection pooling.
Cheers,