Steve McClintic

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Recent posts by Steve McClintic

Perhaps it is possible to pre-compile the JSP's and then do something with the results.

/Steve
17 years ago

Originally posted by Scott Selikoff:

I rarely do JavaScript validation unless its a performance gain (for example, you don't need to drain the server with senseless calls if javascript can tell the user they didn't fill in a number). Think of javascript validation as a performance enhancement, not to replace any real validation.



If the client has JavaScript enabled, then catching an error in the client with JavaScript is better than waiting for the server to catch it...even when the server would catch it anyway.

/Steve McClintic

[ August 23, 2006: Message edited by: Steve McClintic ]
[ August 23, 2006: Message edited by: Steve McClintic ]
17 years ago
The qualities depend upon a culture's definition of "good".
17 years ago
Funny! Too bad that history will remember him for that.
17 years ago
"D", something like this is a big deal. You definitely will need some IT Architect and e-business skills. You will also need to make some "buy vs. build" decisions. It might be cheaper to buy a 3rd party business framework rather than grow your own.
17 years ago
Randomly clicking here and there was a testcase that one of my application owners used to do during a user acceptance test. If the app (web or not) couldn't "gracefully" handle anything, then she'd log it as a defect and fund my group to fix it.

I'm still new here and assumed that this all would be moved to that Ajax-related forum.
17 years ago
It used to be that I would go somewhere to get away from everyone. The Carribbean Islands, remote parts of Mexico, mountains of New Zealand, Barrier Reef off the east coast of Australia, etc. However, these days one can just go somewhere on the web, see the sights, and still be away from the crowds.

I now prefer to go somewhere where English is not the primary language, and see how well I can manage.
17 years ago
Why are they famous? Hype, marketing, catchy name. You can write code to prevent duplicate requests. This thread should probably be moved to a different forum.
17 years ago

Originally posted by Durga Krishna:
1)How much data the session object can store?
2)what can you do in program in order to make browser not to keep your pages in cache?
3) what is action servlet?
4) How to call a method in the EJB from a servlet ?
5) How to get pop-up window while clicking on the button ?
6) which one is best amoung cookies,url rewriting,hidden fields,http seesion ? and why?
7)what is the difference between PrintWriter and jsp writer



If you want a good book on the subjects, I recommend Head First Servlets/JSP. Refer to Struts documentation for number 3. Number 4 requires you to get a reference to the EJB Home, and accessing the method via the bean's component interface. Number 5 can be done in Javascript.

For more info, Google is your good friend.
17 years ago

Originally posted by Paul Clapham:
Are you surprised that there are questions that do not have answers? You shouldn't be.



All questions have answers, whether right or wrong. Some questions probably shouldn't be answered though. "Have you stopped beating your wife? Yes or No"
17 years ago

Originally posted by Jignesh Patel:
If you heard of Martin Flower, he is working for the same company.



Martin *Fowler* is the Chief Scientist for ThoughtWorks and an excellent author. Referring to him as Martin Flower won't win you any points...

/Steve
17 years ago
For me, my resume on dice.com generates the most responses. However, 9 out of 10 responses are from recruiters, and most of the opportunities they inform me about are not nearby.

Recruiters and HR guys use search tools to scan resumes for keywords.

Good luck,
/Steve
17 years ago
It didn't really burst. It just deflated. Eventually someone will come up with a greater abstraction that everyone will buy into again.
17 years ago