Bhavani Sankar Ikkurthi

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Recent posts by Bhavani Sankar Ikkurthi

Jatin sachdev wrote:I dont know where to post this question but seriously i need a strong and motivating answer.

My organisation has alloted me on .NET but i wanted JAVA.

Is that possible to shift to JAVA after 2 years?

Do organisations really want a programmer or a person proficient in one or other language?

What about my salary will it get lessened after 2 years when i will change my profile?

In India scenario is different. When one gets trained on one technology its really tough to switch.

Please correct me if i am wrong.


I can understand your anguish. Here is the truth.
No programming language should become your career option.
There is not much difference between Java and .NET as both are strictly OOP based.
I would say, pick it up - give it a shot - and then move on. Love programming but not programming languages.
Wouldn't you try to learn and use the language of the state you are in, if not your home? This is the same too.
12 years ago
I think that is an old fashioned way of doing it. (very old fashioned may be)
You will have no more getters and setters. As Bibeault said, store them in a Map and then send that over to the set method. [set(map mP)].
12 years ago

Campbell Ritchie wrote:

Bhavani Sankar Ikkurthi wrote: . . . This is a dumb question. . . .

No, it isn't a dumb question at all. If you want help, you have to explain what you need help with.


Oops! I referred to my question that I asked in the first place as a dumb one.
I was not referring to Fred's question.
I was not expressing myself properly there. Sorry about that.
12 years ago

Vivek Sam wrote:Hi,

The date part is 20110801 .

Now if I had to tell somebody who had no idea what a date was , I would want to keep the first text part of the filename till I encounter the first number , and then skip the numbers which follow the the format YYYY-MM-DD , and then pick up the rest of the characters after that to give me the final name as TitanP96584.


You could many Regex tools available online. See if this works for you.
\d{8}
I assumed the date format will always be of 8 numbers (YYYYMMDD) and the characters of the file-name [at beginning] (Titan) don't end with a number.
12 years ago

fred rosenberger wrote:What do you mean by 'does not work'? it really kind of important for you to TellTheDetails.


Fred,

This is a dumb question.
Lets ignore this.
Thanks.
12 years ago
Hello,



Is there a reason why the if condition does not work as shown in the code above?
12 years ago
Thank you very much all.
14 years ago
JSP
We have a project which contains huge database in Oracle. The application is totally built in PL/SQL[using HTP package].
Now the client wants a lighter version of the application to be used offline.
As oracle lite is compatible with Java.. we are developing one more application converting all Oracle procedures to JSP pages.

We are writing queries in the scriplet tags in the JSP's itself. Is it a good idea??
Does implementing MVC architecture to this project take more time to fetch many records from the DB and traverse them over the model classes.Does that take more time against fetching records from DB using queries in scriplets in JSP.

If we need to follow some other architecture then which is better?? The queries will be returning some thousands of records as resultset.
14 years ago
JSP