Thought this might be of interest to some...
The Java Web Parts SF project I began had its first release this
weekend. It's a pre-alpha, but my thinking is to put out smaller
releases as frequently as possible so that, theoretically at least, the
code will be more solid when a GA release come
Yaakov Chaikin wrote:
As for the question, I'd expect a null object reference to be 24 bit, which
should be smaller than most primitives.
That's useful info. How do you know this? I just want some way to verify this.
"24 bit" didn't sound likely to me, so I checked. Compare the serialized
fo
Leon,
See inline.
> Aehm... Sorry for my incompetence, but what is a VO-model?
Value Object model, sometimes referred to as DTO (Data Transfer Object).
> As for the question, I'd expect a null object reference to be 24 bit, which
> should be smaller than most primitives.
That's useful info. Ho
Aehm... Sorry for my incompetence, but what is a VO-model?
As for the question, I'd expect a null object reference to be 24 bit, which
should be smaller than most primitives.
Other question, why don't you develop an object hierarchy, where each
subobject in the hierarchy contains exactly the info
Aehm... Sorry for my incompetence, but what is a VO-model?
As for the question, I'd expect a null object reference to be 24 bit, which
should be smaller than most primitives.
Other question, why don't you develop an object hierarchy, where each
subobject in the hierarchy contains exactly the info
Well, the point we were shooting for on this project is to go away
from the "per screen" Vo structure and move to "domain/business model
Vo structure." Primitive vs Object is really a side point. Since we
are not custom coding a Vo per a particular screen, we don't to carry
around ANY values for fi
I would expect the performance of serializing a null object reference to
be trivially different than serializing a primitive value. In fact it
may be slightly worse due to the overhead of writeObject().
Unless you're doing a hell of a lot of serialization and profiling has
shown that it's caus
I am using strus database menu verson 2.3. Having real
hard time with my less knoledge of java script in
figuring out the work around of my problems. I have
nearly 2,000 elements in the tree, which gets
generated from database. I have following issues.
1)I am using velocity template from strus da
Hi all,
I have the following situation. I have a Vo model that is in essence a
domain/business object model. Of course, a particular screen doesn't
need the entire model to be loaded with data. So, what I was thinking
is
1) Make all class variables objects (as opposed to primitives, most
are objec
Hi,
being a lazy programmer, I was pleased to see that wildcards in
strust-config.xml allow the definition of generic mappings, capable of
handling multiple use cases of similar type.
Using Tiles, I'm now wondering whether the same mechanism is available
for Tiles definitions. The docs don't
Thank you very much. I am already using Tiles, but I
will explore further,in line with your suggestion.
O'Dele Oke.
--- Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You're running into a limitation of the JVM I think.
> Java classes can
> only have a maximum of 64Kb (?) data heap. If you
> h
Hallo,
I have submitted some patches to bugzilla for struts html taglib to support
additional attributes (like
wrap for textarea).
results to
Please check and comment.
Sven
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