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Robin's Software Engineering Blog: September 2008
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Robin's Software Engineering Blog. Tuesday, September 23, 2008. For this assignment we were to use some automated Quality Assurance (Q.A.) tools on a previous group assignment, CodeRuler. Some of the Q.A. tools the class is using are checkstyle, pmd, and findbugs. After processing the CodeRuler code using the Q.A. tools and seeing the results, we were given the task of comparing those results with the results we got from our peers in another previous assignment. Robin E. Raqueno. Task 2 and 3. The use of...
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atshum Engineering Log: September 2008
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Limitations of Code Coverage. I modified the Stack Project to correct errors identified by Checkstyle, PMD, FindBugs and JUnit. Then. I added some unit tests to achieve 100% code coverage as reported by Emma. This time, I was challenged to introduce an error to the program while maintaining complete code coverage. My programming partner for this week, Ronn Reeves. Came up with the idea of adding a. My Stack Project with 100% coverage and an introduced bug is available here.
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atshum Engineering Log: November 2008
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Friday, November 21, 2008. My First Web Application. Is a framework for creating Java-based web applications. It allows for separation of markup (HTML) from coding (Java). It also automatically manages server-side states. As an exercise in learning Wicket, I created a simple stack web application. Of the List (so that, on the webpage, new elements appear at the top. So that the ListView can get its data directly from the stack. On the webpage, new elements appear at the bottom. Of the elements List.
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atshum Engineering Log: DueDates 1.2: -email, -wakeup
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Monday, November 17, 2008. DueDates 1.2: -email, -wakeup. We have been adding more features to our DueDates project. The actual coding portion- using the JavaMail. Package and the Timer and TimerTask classes- was pretty easy. Getting the compiled JAR file to run, on the other hand, was quite confusing. Initially, I built our JAR file by uncompressing JavaMail's. Suggested that I put the required. Which is slightly less specific. Method of our DueDates class, but the rest of the methods are largely "untes...