Vikram Waikar

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Recent posts by Vikram Waikar

in a way u r right .. but it is not the complete truth ... as shown earlier u can have an inner class extend a class that has only private constructor.
can we have an outer class that does the same, i dont think so
any thoughts ???
17 years ago
with all due respect to good design decisions and best practices , isn't there a simple hack for this ?
Sun Java Studio creator provided a very basic and not fully functional advanced components like datagrid does'nt allow paging.
In contrast IBM WSAD allows lot of advanced features, but ties the object to WDO (IBM's implementation of SDO , still a JSR). This makes it diffcult to use with standard j2ee servers.
What will be the J2EE compliant way of using the advanced JSF components ?
And which IDE is most suitable , freeware will be ideal?
I am not sure how Borland and Oracle IDEs have implemented JSF, anyone aware of these, do throw in some light.
19 years ago
I too have the same question. JSF console , doesn't provide drag-n-drop (d-n-d) feature for jsf components like in Sun Java Studio Creator or IBM WSAD.
Then there is Exadel's JSF Studio which integrated with Eclipse , but costs around 500 USD. Has someone come across a free JSF plugin with d-n-d support.
19 years ago
Eclipse is independent of development platform . So you can just get plugin for a particular platform you are interested in, e.g. Java,C,C++, even COBOL and just start coding in Eclipse. So as you can see , as the basic IDE features remain same , it takes very less time to just undertand additional features a plugin provides. Plus the Eclipse is a freeware and most of the plugins too are freeware.
From my experience,I can see few disadvantages too like you need to spend time in downloading and evaluating a plugin. Plus the downside of being a freeware is customer support wont be great. And if you are sure , you are going to use only one platform, lets say Java, you are better off with a commercial grade software like JBuilder.
Regards,
Vikram