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OO-Inquisition I am flaggerbasted how Topmind is treated in comp.object newsgroup. Just for saying OO is not the dreamed "silver bullet" that would fix all issues in software coding. Many of posts are very blunt, people overacted, like Catholic Church during The Inquisition. People are scared of their IT carreer but less about t... 20 Apr 2007 23:27
Set and Class I am trying to find out the difference between set and class. Here is an example Student is inherited from Person. Sue is an instance of Student. So as per the set theory Sudent is a subset of Person and Sue is a member of Student/Person. Classes are like set and I understand it, but what is the difference be... 18 Apr 2007 11:53
What is the difference between set and class? I am interested in learning the difference between set (theory) and a class. For example, if I have a class say Person and it has a specialised class student and say sue is an instance of student. Then as per set theory, Student is a subset of Person and Sue is element of student/Person. I can see how instance a... 24 Apr 2007 13:45
Call for Papers: WORLDCOMP'07, Las Vegas, June 25-28, Conferences in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing Call For Papers - Deadline: May 1, 2007 WORLDCOMP'07 The 2007 World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing Date and Location: June 25-28, 2007, Las Vegas, USA http://www.worldacademyofscien... 14 Apr 2007 14:59
Office work environment I have some questions about trends in work environments, responses welcome to any or all. I presume anyone reading and answering here is some kind of working software engineer/developer, so if not, please say - if not currently working, and I know there are plenty of those, just say from your last gig. In fact, I... 24 Apr 2007 16:23
DB as Imposed Model topmind wrote: <snip> Perhaps I need a relavent example of "inposed" versus "non-imposed". It almost sounds like you are rejecting relational structure and normalization outright, claiming that hodge-podge navigational structures are less "imposed upon" because they are allowed to be willy-nilly. ... 13 Apr 2007 01:53
DB as Imposed Model (was: Mixing P/R philosophy with OO...) Thomas Gagne wrote: topmind wrote: <snip> Any model is an approximate simplification of the actual world and *every* model has its own representation framework. I don't see any way around this. Unless you are the actual thing, you have to have a simplification rule(s) that impose a ... 12 Apr 2007 17:37
restrict access of functionality Hi I am trying to build on JUNIT, but I want to restrict access to the functionality that JUNIT has. Because it might extend the funciton of it but don't want to change the core of junit, so taht when a new version comes, I just plug it in on ground that their public interface don't change. I am going to add som... 12 Apr 2007 16:02
restrict access of functionality Hi I am trying to build on JUNIT, but I want to restrict access to the functionality that JUNIT has. Because it might extend the funciton of it but don't want to change the core of junit, so taht when a new version comes, I just plug it in on ground that their public interface don't change. I am going to add som... 12 Apr 2007 16:02
Basic UML class diagram help Hello group, I am creating my first UML diagrams and would like some help from the more seasoned modelers. This is regarding a class diagram with the following classes: Login Person, ContactInfo Applicant Agent Manager Person is the superclass. Applicant, Agent, Manager inherit from Person. Contact... 14 Apr 2007 10:51 |