saqib sarwar

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1. next book for java i would recommend is: Sun Certified Programmer for Java 6/Sun Certified Programmer for Java 5
2. nice book for design patterns is "Head First Design Patterns"

GOF (Gang of Four) is also a very good book for design patterns but it has lots of text to study.

Kind Regards
14 years ago
thanks Tirumal Reddy Moolamalla ..
14 years ago
JSF
Dear All,

I want to know which IDE you people suggest for easy development in JSF.

I have experience with Eclipse already and work very little on NetBeans, want to know your thoughts ?

Regards
14 years ago
JSF
actually the sample is tooooo big that it will confuse you guys ...

today i found solution about this, and now i will use JaValid

i walked through commons commons validators, i-screen and Spring validation as we are using Spring 2.0.

but i want to keep code away from xml and I cannot use Spring 2.5 annotation based validation because our project is bound to spring 2.0.

so i decided to use JaValid..

hope i would have good experience with this .. it looks like a simple annotation based framework for validation.
I have written a validation class for eight types of messages(POJO classes) which first identifies the message class and than validate its properties.

now a pojo message class has about 46 properties, and validating these properties with if-else and then logging every validation error basicallly made the code too long and hard to read and maintain.

i want to improve my code and looking for a way to avoid many if-else statement or good way to validate pojo objects.

can any one suggest a way to move forward ?
can you upload complete java code i think you are using .. something like this




some where in your class hierarchy
Hi,

i think you should look at PtternLayout Documentation.

i found this there .

F: Used to output the file name where the logging request was issued.

WARNING Generating caller location information is extremely slow. It's use should be avoided unless execution speed is not an issue.

L: Used to output the line number from where the logging request was issued.

WARNING Generating caller location information is extremely slow. It's use should be avoided unless execution speed is not an issue.

SO.

might be its a problem of execution speed.

think about it ...
Hi Onkar Joshi,

Congrats !

Nice to know that you used Netbeans, i want to go for that too.

any tips regarding for start working in NetBeans . ?

15 years ago
Hi,

Long time no see, I am joining back JavaRanch Forum after more than one year since I completed SCWCD last year.

I started working on SCBCD exam preparation and got "OReilly.Enterprise.JavaBeans.3.0.5th.Edition.May.2006" Book, but want to work on netbeans and its integrated GlassFish Server.

Any one like to suggest a better way or have experienced with netbeans.

Thanks
How to create .properties file in NETBeans IDE 5.5.1 ?
thanks and thanks again

16 years ago