Comments for hungtang.com http://www.hungtang.com the world as i see it Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:05:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Getting Spring AOP to work for the first time by James http://www.hungtang.com/getting_springaop_to_work_first_time/#comment-976 James Sun, 06 Sep 2009 12:45:00 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/getting_springaop_to_work_first_time/#comment-976 I lost more than 2 days to figure out that. But I have another problem that using ClassPathXmlApplicationContext actually will load and check all bean when you create it. This is big problem, because if you have a lot of beans or you call bean in circle if will be out of memory soon. Do you have any suggestions. I lost more than 2 days to figure out that. But I have another problem that using ClassPathXmlApplicationContext actually will load and check all bean when you create it. This is big problem, because if you have a lot of beans or you call bean in circle if will be out of memory soon. Do you have any suggestions.

]]> Comment on Getting Spring AOP to work for the first time by Vyas Sanzgiri http://www.hungtang.com/getting_springaop_to_work_first_time/#comment-975 Vyas Sanzgiri Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:49:07 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/getting_springaop_to_work_first_time/#comment-975 Very nice. This has to be highlighted!! Very nice. This has to be highlighted!!

]]> Comment on Reflection on JBoss Seam by Samba Siva Rao http://www.hungtang.com/reflection_on_seam/#comment-974 Samba Siva Rao Tue, 10 Feb 2009 10:24:42 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/reflection_on_seam/#comment-974 By the way, are you using seam with JSF or with without? If using with JSF, which library are you using ? We have had great many difficulties introduced with seam in our project when used with Apache trinidad as the underlying JSF library. Many Ghost issues, no where documented, not even google knows about those problems! May be seam is a good one with plain JSF and with Rich Faces but with Trinidad , you will face too many issues to solve by your self. I would say seam is a great framework but still not mature to be sued in production... Let it evolve and get matured so that it can be used with other libraries with out mysterious problems. By the way, are you using seam with JSF or with without? If using with JSF, which library are you using ?

We have had great many difficulties introduced with seam in our project when used with Apache trinidad as the underlying JSF library. Many Ghost issues, no where documented, not even google knows about those problems! May be seam is a good one with plain JSF and with Rich Faces but with Trinidad , you will face too many issues to solve by your self.

I would say seam is a great framework but still not mature to be sued in production… Let it evolve and get matured so that it can be used with other libraries with out mysterious problems.

]]> Comment on Getting Spring AOP to work for the first time by John W http://www.hungtang.com/getting_springaop_to_work_first_time/#comment-894 John W Wed, 30 Jul 2008 10:46:27 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/getting_springaop_to_work_first_time/#comment-894 Thanks very much for this. I am currently learning Spring and was following along the Knight example in chapter 1 of "Spring in Action" 2nd Ed, which introduces AOP, but fails to mention that the XmlBeanFactory snippet has to be changed to support AOP. After spending a couple of hours trying to figure out why the aspects weren't being woven I found you post, which immediately resolved the problem. Many Thanks! Thanks very much for this. I am currently learning Spring and was following along the Knight example in chapter 1 of “Spring in Action” 2nd Ed, which introduces AOP, but fails to mention that the XmlBeanFactory snippet has to be changed to support AOP. After spending a couple of hours trying to figure out why the aspects weren’t being woven I found you post, which immediately resolved the problem. Many Thanks!

]]> Comment on Why I don’t vote on DZone by Carsten Saager http://www.hungtang.com/why-i-dont-vote-on-dzone/#comment-856 Carsten Saager Tue, 13 Nov 2007 02:18:05 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/why-i-dont-vote-on-dzone/#comment-856 The dzone model is flawed - If I find something interesting I might click it - I use rarely the back button to get back to the dzone site to vote. I wonder who is clicking the buttons - I doubt people who read the referenced page. Most annoying of all: People are posting their own blogs onto dzone - I find that ... The dzone model is flawed - If I find something interesting I might click it - I use rarely the back button to get back to the dzone site to vote.

I wonder who is clicking the buttons - I doubt people who read the referenced page.

Most annoying of all: People are posting their own blogs onto dzone - I find that …

]]> Comment on Annotation-abuse coming soon by Dan Allen http://www.hungtang.com/annotation_abuse/#comment-684 Dan Allen Sat, 20 Oct 2007 04:52:16 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/annotation_abuse/#comment-684 And here is the request to have it added to Seam. http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2130 Vote for it if you think it is important. Yes, Gavin might push back, but then again, it is an API change and you have to fight for it. And here is the request to have it added to Seam.

http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2130

Vote for it if you think it is important. Yes, Gavin might push back, but then again, it is an API change and you have to fight for it.

]]> Comment on IDEA VCS support by Dan Allen http://www.hungtang.com/idea_vcs_support/#comment-681 Dan Allen Fri, 19 Oct 2007 20:13:38 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/idea_vcs_support/#comment-681 This is one place where Eclipse was ahead of IDEA (at least for me). Eclipse's synchronize view is excellent implementation of changes. Basically, you want to see what is coming in, what is going out, and what is a potential merge conflict. I still reach for Eclipse when I need to get serious in this department. This is one place where Eclipse was ahead of IDEA (at least for me). Eclipse’s synchronize view is excellent implementation of changes. Basically, you want to see what is coming in, what is going out, and what is a potential merge conflict. I still reach for Eclipse when I need to get serious in this department.

]]> Comment on Excuses to not advocate web framework X by Dan Allen http://www.hungtang.com/excuses-to-not-advocate-web-framework-x/#comment-680 Dan Allen Fri, 19 Oct 2007 20:12:14 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/excuses-to-not-advocate-web-framework-x/#comment-680 My only response to the JSF comment, and this is by no means to defend this horrible problem in JSF, is that the default life cycle should have had Ajax incorporated from day one. The immediate=true problem is a workaround in a non Ajax world. With Ajax4jsf (now RichFaces) available, it truly makes JSF live up to its purpose. I will let you judge if that purpose is a good one, but at least it works now how it was designed. Of course, we need to get this into the standard or else it is hard to call it JSF, but hopefully with Gavin (and Seam folks) working with the JSF team, things will happen. My only response to the JSF comment, and this is by no means to defend this horrible problem in JSF, is that the default life cycle should have had Ajax incorporated from day one. The immediate=true problem is a workaround in a non Ajax world. With Ajax4jsf (now RichFaces) available, it truly makes JSF live up to its purpose. I will let you judge if that purpose is a good one, but at least it works now how it was designed. Of course, we need to get this into the standard or else it is hard to call it JSF, but hopefully with Gavin (and Seam folks) working with the JSF team, things will happen.

]]> Comment on There’s more Eclipse-converts than we know by Dan Allen http://www.hungtang.com/theres_more_eclipse_converts_than_we_know/#comment-678 Dan Allen Fri, 19 Oct 2007 19:52:23 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/theres_more_eclipse_converts_than_we_know/#comment-678 I am going through a conversion right now. I am in my second week with IDEA and I have to say that I really, really like it. There are a couple of things I still have to do with Eclipse, but they are fading quickly. One thing I still cannot live without is the Hibernate Console in Eclipse. The one in IDEA is not bad, but the one in Eclipse is better. I plan on covering IDEA either in an appendix of Seam in Action or in a companion article. I am going through a conversion right now. I am in my second week with IDEA and I have to say that I really, really like it. There are a couple of things I still have to do with Eclipse, but they are fading quickly. One thing I still cannot live without is the Hibernate Console in Eclipse. The one in IDEA is not bad, but the one in Eclipse is better.

I plan on covering IDEA either in an appendix of Seam in Action or in a companion article.

]]> Comment on A secret about open source software by Dan Allen http://www.hungtang.com/a-secret-about-open-source-software/#comment-677 Dan Allen Fri, 19 Oct 2007 19:48:26 +0000 http://www.hungtang.com/a-secret-about-open-source-software/#comment-677 It's funny, I will sit there when I run into a bug and wrestle with whether I should try to just test different inputs, or go through the (short) process of getting the source code setup in Eclipse or IDEA. When I finally go home for the night (at like 9:00PM) I think to myself in the car ride home: "You stupid moron, self. If you had just bitten the bullet and setup the source code in the IDE back at 3 o'clock, you could have had a warm dinner. Now you are stuck with the microwave oven." My advice. Setup the damn source code! Oh, and yes, I browse the source code for open source project religiously. I don't know how I would do it any other way. It is scary when you start reciting comments that people left in code in everyday conversation. Happy debugging! It’s funny, I will sit there when I run into a bug and wrestle with whether I should try to just test different inputs, or go through the (short) process of getting the source code setup in Eclipse or IDEA. When I finally go home for the night (at like 9:00PM) I think to myself in the car ride home:

“You stupid moron, self. If you had just bitten the bullet and setup the source code in the IDE back at 3 o’clock, you could have had a warm dinner. Now you are stuck with the microwave oven.”

My advice. Setup the damn source code!

Oh, and yes, I browse the source code for open source project religiously. I don’t know how I would do it any other way. It is scary when you start reciting comments that people left in code in everyday conversation.

Happy debugging!

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