Check out my open source projects!

[Chris Stewart]

I had written a visual solution to the famous eight queens problem seen in Universities. Many people emailed me asking for the source after having seen it. So I finally packaged it, GPLed it, and uploaded it to my website for download. I also uploaded a simple utility that will generate your get/set methods by having your declarations as input. Nothing amazing, but it certainly saves me a load of time. If you want to check these out and even get the source, visit my website.

http://www.compiledmonkey.com/default.aspx?p=code

[Chris Stewart]

One piece of feedback I've gotten for the JPropertyBuilder is to have the generated code comply with the Code Conventions for Java (http://java.sun.com/docs/codeconv/h...onvTOC.doc.html). I've been coding in .NET for the past year, so I've gotten used to the way that code is structured. The beauty of open source is that somebody could take my code, add this functionality, and send it back to me to be redistributed.

[Dirk Schreckmann]

While this is in the realm of Blatant Advertising, I'll move this to the Other Open Source Projects forum...
[ July 01, 2004: Message edited by: Dirk Schreckmann ]

[Chris Stewart]

Advertising? Your sig is as much of an advertisement as my post.

Sorry for posting it in the starters forum, I just thought new Java programmers could benefit from seeing some basic code.

[Maulin Vasavada]

Hi all,

Well, Chris might see my this post as advertising as I have my signature with links Signature and post content to me are different things as far as signature is not a whole document in itself

Yeah but I get the issue. I faced similar issue when I wanted to have some people look at my code (the link below for Infix2Postfix) which I wanted to make open source (well its a small API though). I couldn't figure out, if it goes into "blatant advertising" or in "other open source" and I endedup putting it here later moved to "Blatant advertising" by moderators.

May be I could have put it in some Java Advanced forum or something...I don't know...

Btw, I remember we had this eight queen problem in bachelor's and we wrote it in C using some algorithm book. I am still impressed with the solution that book had using one dimensional array and backtracking approach...I will see your code and see if I have any suggestions...

Thanks
Maulin

[Brahim Bakayoko]

Originally posted by Maulin Vasavada:

Btw, I remember we had this eight queen problem in bachelor's and we wrote it in C using some algorithm book. I am still impressed with the solution that book had using one dimensional array and backtracking approach...I will see your code and see if I have any suggestions...

Thanks
Maulin

I did mine in C++ and multi dimentional arrays (actually for a friend's school assignment, he got caught though - he could not explain the code ).

I was able to solve the problem in milliseconds with a different result each time.
[ July 02, 2004: Message edited by: Brahim Bakayoko ]

[Maulin Vasavada]

Hi Brahim

After long long long weekends I would get time on Tuesday or something to look into that single dim array solution thing, I would see the order of algo and all and let you know..

Regards
Maulin