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Venerdì 8 ottobre 2010. Just a little bit about Files. Some time (many times), you need to deal with files. One important thing to remembar when you manage files in Java is that the object "File" (java.io.File) is not a fisical file but a reference to a potential not necessary existing file. When you declare a File object as in :. File fp = new File("nomeFile.txt");. Infact the file could still not be there, or it could be something different from a file (a directory? But evene other objects). The worst ...

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Venerdì 8 ottobre 2010. Just a little bit about Files. Some time (many times), you need to deal with files. One important thing to remembar when you manage files in Java is that the object "File" (java.io.File) is not a fisical file but a reference to a potential not necessary existing file. When you declare a File object as in :. File fp = new File("nomeFile.txt");. Infact the file could still not be there, or it could be something different from a file (a directory? But evene other objects). The worst ...

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MyJavaExperience: ottobre 2010

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Venerdì 8 ottobre 2010. Just a little bit about Files. Some time (many times), you need to deal with files. One important thing to remembar when you manage files in Java is that the object "File" (java.io.File) is not a fisical file but a reference to a potential not necessary existing file. When you declare a File object as in :. File fp = new File("nomeFile.txt");. Infact the file could still not be there, or it could be something different from a file (a directory? But evene other objects).

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MyJavaExperience: Welcome to my Java Experience Blog

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Venerdì 3 settembre 2010. Welcome to my Java Experience Blog. Welcome to my Java Experience Blog, where I'd like to share what I've learned in many years of Java Development. I hope you'll find some good tricks and why not even some usefull source code. Keep connected and maybe I'll try to even add something you ask for, taking a Java Rabbit out of my hat! Iscriviti a: Commenti sul post (Atom). Log log log and always log! Welcome to my Java Experience Blog. Visualizza il mio profilo completo.

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MyJavaExperience: settembre 2010

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Mercoledì 15 settembre 2010. Log log log and always log! No maters which tool you use, but you MUST log! If you develop an application of more then 3 lines of code (and do not participate to a Java Compact Code Competition), at least one every 5 should be a log line. As almost all the technical works you must find the right equilibrium between too much and too few, and you can only use your thumb as a meter. But you MUST always keep in your mind the good old rule:. Venerdì 10 settembre 2010. Is just a li...

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MyJavaExperience: Errors and Exceptions....

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Venerdì 10 settembre 2010. Seems a simple argument, but often junior programmers ignore that there are Errors! Exception handling mechanism is well known, but the fact that Exceptions are one of the two separate sub-groups of the Throwable class is not often mastered. The result is that often we catch exceptions but ignore errors. Is just a little thing we have to keep in mind, mainly if your programs execute inside complex environmets. Yes: you managed all possible exceptions, but not a single error!

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MyJavaExperience: Just a little bit about Files.....

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Venerdì 8 ottobre 2010. Just a little bit about Files. Some time (many times), you need to deal with files. One important thing to remembar when you manage files in Java is that the object "File" (java.io.File) is not a fisical file but a reference to a potential not necessary existing file. When you declare a File object as in :. File fp = new File("nomeFile.txt");. Infact the file could still not be there, or it could be something different from a file (a directory? But evene other objects).

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