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March 2007 - Posts
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My Hibernate Early Error Encounters
by
lamia
Ok, I almost gave up at my early attempt in learning Hibernate. I encountered the following errors QuerySyntaxException - I accidentally mistook the table name to the class name. List messages = newSession.createQuery("from TABLE m order by m.text asc...
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Object Relational Mapping
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CRUD with Netbeans 5.5
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lamia
I've done it. You should too! Check this out: http://www.netbeans.org/kb/55/persistence-demo.html Hmmm... Now for me, there really is nothing that RoR can do that Java can't.
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Java
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J2EE-JEE
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Sun Web Developer Pack
by
lamia
Sun is doing quite a great move in improving the netbeans IDE by creating a lot of interesting add-on on it. There's the mobility pack, profiler, and now the Sun Web Developer Pack which includes a lot of technologies that you can use to ease your web...
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Java
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J2EE-JEE
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AJAX
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Netbeans
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Sun Web Developer Pack
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Java Web Development
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Rest
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Ant - Not Executing Target
by
lamia
I was following a tutorial with Hibernate and one of the tools required for it is Ant. Most Java developers are aware (they should be) that most Java IDE they use ships with Ant including Eclipse and Netbeans. Ironically, as we are aware of this very...
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Java
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J2EE-JEE
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Ant
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Seminar on Hibernate, Spring and SCJP
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lamia
It's too bad for me that we have this get-together party at our office on Friday. Some prominent people in the Java community is arranging a meeting and I badly want to attend because they will be discussing topics I've been so into these past few months...
Filed under:
Java
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J2EE-JEE
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Create an array of char*(string in C++)
by
lamia
Hmmm... So much for my struggle that even after having learned dynamic memory allocation it took me a couple of hours to figure this out. This may not be interesting for developers using .net or Java but atleast for students learning C/C++, it is. So...
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C/C++