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Pluggable HelloWorld in Java
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lamia
Here is my version of Hello World. I call this, Pluggable HelloWorld! :) Greeting.java, which all Classes must implement to be a plug-in. 1 2 3 4 5 6 package ph.devpinoy.helloworld; public interface Greeting { public String sayGreeting(); } HelloWorld...
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Java
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Design Patterns
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Redirect operator in MySQL causes error in Java
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lamia
I was instructed to convert a PHP script that executes a shell command(mysqldump command) to Java. There were various resource available and executing the mysqldump command was a peice of cake. However, I wasn't getting the output that I expect. The output...
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Java
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RDBMS
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Eclipse Magic - Formatting your code!
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lamia
Ok, here's something that I learned from my supposedly team lead. Unfortunately, it seems that she won't be staying long here in our company. Anyway, here it goes. I'm assuming you already have Eclipse and a class file setup. Now type in this code. 1...
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Java
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CodeIgniter
by
lamia
My friend, Adonis(his nick here in devpinoy) mentioned to me this PHP framework called CodeIgniter. It kind of resemble the Struts framework and I have to say that I really like it! It's neat and is easy to use. I haven't really tried it yet. I just watched...
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PHP