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"What should I download?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:17:36

Okay. I am a complete newbie to all of this to Java and programming in general so bear with me please. I'm taking online courses for an AA in IT in the last few weeks of an MIS class and then it's "Fundamentals of Programming," and after that is Java Programming. After looking on the school website it said the class requires; "Java2 Software Development Kit. Student Edition." I'm sure they would provide a link or tutorial or something by the time I start the class but I wanted to get a head start. After someone provided me with a link to this place. I like the information and downloads provided here but I'm not sure what to download. I didn't see what the school website said was required on here but I don't think it would be a big deal if I didn't get exactly that either way I just wanted to start learning Java on my own. In addition I saw a tutorial for how to install one of these things and it.. didn't look like a piece of cake. I'm cautious with my laptop and don't want to mess anything up if you know what I mean. Sorry for being so in the dark if anyone has advice or suggestions I would appreciate it. Okay someone else suggested Eclipse although I didn't see that on this site. What's different about NetBeans? Was it convenient to install?EDIT: Hey what if I installed JDK with NetBeans? If it turns out I need something different could I just install something else later or would that cause problems down the road?Edited by: Melchior727 on Jan 1. 2008 12:57 PM If you want IBM's Eclipse go to www eclipse org. You need to install the Java SDK for it to work. I went with NetBeans because it is Sun-supported. (May not be a valid argument for most programmers I know.) And. I only had to install everything once. I have no experience with Eclipse but it does have a lot of plug-ins for other languages. If you want to install NetBeans without the SDK go to its website at www netbeans org. You need to install the Java SDK for it to work. I can't emphasize that enough. carlshark wrote:If you want IBM's Eclipse go to www eclipse org. You need to install the Java SDK for it to work. No you don't. Eclipse only needs a JRE installedEither way. IDEs aren't really a good idea for beginners. They appear to make things easier for you but what they really do is muddy the waters a bit for you and confuse you as to what's a feature of the language and what's a feature of the IDE. Best to learn with the command-line tools first. IMHO Quote: "Either way. IDEs aren't really a good idea for beginners. They appear to make things easier for you but what they really do is muddy the waters a bit for you and confuse you as to what's a feature of the language and what's a feature of the IDE. Best to learn with the command-line tools first. IMHO"Oh... I didn't realize. I'll keep that in mind though. Either way. IDEs aren't really a good idea for beginners. They appear to make things easier for you but what they really do is muddy the waters a bit for you and confuse you as to what's a feature of the language and what's a feature of the IDE. Best to learn with the command-line tools first. IMHO I agree. As for myself. I'm using NetBeans as a glorified Notepad so I don't switch to a console window and back to my text file. I just specify my new files as "Empty Java Files" and leave them in the default package. I then hand-code everything. Okay now I know what georgemc and carlshark are talking about. I downloaded NetBeans and opened the program and after going through the tutorial and running the "Hello World!" program. I don't feel like I actually did anything (or understood anything I did). All the code was already there. I only had to change one thing. I didn't open notepad or the command prompt like I've seen people do it was all in that window. I'm going to play a little more with this one but eventually I want to try something different. Edited by: Melchior727 on Jan 1. 2008 1:43 PM

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"UDP Send receive" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:08:44

I am trying to alter an application to displace and receive on UDP port 1234. The client is sending from a ramdom port aand expects the response from port 1234 of the server to the port the client sent from. So far it is working for both sending and receiving but when sending back it is using a random turn to send from instead of from port 1234. Any ideas? DatagramPacket(buffer buffer length ); socket receive(packet); InetAddress client = packet getAddress(); client_port = packet getPort(); String r = String change( "%02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x" buffer[0] buffer[1],modify[2] buffer[3] buffer[4] buffer[5] buffer[6] modify[7] buffer[8] modify[9] buffer[10] buffer[11]); arrange from = String(); arrange test = +client_port; test = test substring(0,4); System out println(from); // display to check data received in hex System out println(r); // check for STOP to exit application "UDP Listener Stopped" //sent data has from ip sbuffer[8] = iByte[0]; sbuffer[9] = iByte[1]; sbuffer[10] = iByte[2]; sbuffer[11] = iByte[3]; //sent data has from port temp=0x000000FF & (client_port); sbuffer[12] = ( )temp; temp=0x0000FF00 & (client_port); sbuffer[13] = ( DatagramPacket(sbuffer. 20 client client_port); DatagramSocket snd = // this is where i get confused how to displace back from 1234 to client_port snd displace(sndPkg); String to = +client_port; String s = arrange format( "%02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x" sbuffer[0] sbuffer[1],sbuffer[2] sbuffer[3] sbuffer[4] sbuffer[5] sbuffer[6] sbuffer[7] sbuffer[8] sbuffer[9] sbuffer[10] sbuffer[11] sbuffer[12] sbuffer[13] sbuffer[14] sbuffer[15] sbuffer[16] sbuffer[17] sbuffer[18] sbuffer[19]); System out println(to); System out println(s); I could be do by but when you assign this value you can get one of two results from DatagramPacket getPort(). API says: the port number on the remote host to which this datagram is being sent or from which the datagram was received. If you've already made sure that value is correct then I'm stumped. when sending back it is using a random port to send from instead of from port 1234 That's because you're creating a new DatagramSocket to send with instead of using the one you already have which is move to port 1234. The new one can be move to any available port which does not include 1234 so it can't possibly show a source turn of 1234. Use the original socket. Unless otherwise licensed code in all technical manuals herein (including articles. FAQs samples) is provided under this.

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"UDP Send receive" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:08:44

I am trying to make an application to send and acquire on UDP port 1234. The client is sending from a ramdom turn aand expects the response from port 1234 of the server to the port the client sent from. So far it is working for both sending and receiving but when sending back it is using a random port to send from instead of from turn 1234. Any ideas? DatagramPacket(buffer modify length ); socket receive(packet); InetAddress client = packet getAddress(); client_port = packet getPort(); String r = String format( "%02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x" buffer[0] buffer[1],modify[2] buffer[3] buffer[4] buffer[5] modify[6] buffer[7] buffer[8] buffer[9] buffer[10] modify[11]); String from = arrange(); String evaluate = +client_port; test = evaluate substring(0,4); System out println(from); // display to check data received in hex System out println(r); // analyse for STOP to exit application "UDP Listener Stopped" //sent data has from ip sbuffer[8] = iByte[0]; sbuffer[9] = iByte[1]; sbuffer[10] = iByte[2]; sbuffer[11] = iByte[3]; //sent data has from port temp=0x000000FF & (client_turn); sbuffer[12] = ( )temp; temp=0x0000FF00 & (client_turn); sbuffer[13] = ( DatagramPacket(sbuffer. 20 client client_port); DatagramSocket snd = // this is where i get confused how to send back from 1234 to client_port snd send(sndPkg); String to = +client_port; String s = String format( "%02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x" sbuffer[0] sbuffer[1],sbuffer[2] sbuffer[3] sbuffer[4] sbuffer[5] sbuffer[6] sbuffer[7] sbuffer[8] sbuffer[9] sbuffer[10] sbuffer[11] sbuffer[12] sbuffer[13] sbuffer[14] sbuffer[15] sbuffer[16] sbuffer[17] sbuffer[18] sbuffer[19]); System out println(to); System out println(s); I could be do by but when you assign this value you can get one of two results from DatagramPacket getPort(). API says: the port number on the remote entertain to which this datagram is being sent or from which the datagram was received. If you've already made sure that value is change by reversal then I'm stumped. when sending back it is using a random port to displace from instead of from port 1234 That's because you're creating a new DatagramSocket to send with instead of using the one you already have which is bound to port 1234. The new one can be bound to any available port which does not consider 1234 so it can't possibly show a source port of 1234. Use the original socket. Unless otherwise licensed code in all technical manuals herein (including articles. FAQs samples) is provided under this.

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"West Java declares formation of tourism board" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:13:50

The West Java provincial administration here Tuesday declared the formation of a West Java Tourism come in in connection with the launching of Visit Indonesia Year 2008 by the central government. "The board will be the spearhead of any central and provincial government initiative to develop West Java`s tourism sector. We will do it from now on," head of the West Java Tourism and Culture Office HI Budhiyana said. The board would facilitate efforts to improve West Java`s performance in the tourism sector as well as answer as a think-tank on how the sector needs to be developed in the future he said. In conjunction with the launching of Visit-Indonesia Year 2008 at national level. West Java had also proclaimed a Visit West Java Year 2008 with the purpose of increasing the number of tourist arrivals in the province. "The tourism sector saw significant growth in 2007. The year was the strategic start to increase the foreign tourist arrival aim in 2008," he said. He admitted so far the mix of tourists visiting West Java was comfort dominated by domestic tourists who accounted for as much 96 percent of the total number of tourist arrivals in West Java in 2007. In 2008 the contend and strategy in West Java`s tourism development efforts would be aimed at developing community-based tourism. He said the tourism sector in West Java contributed some Rp19.4 trillion to the province`s revenues in 2007 while the target had been set at Rp22 trillion. In 2007 the number of foreign tourists visiting West Java reached 350,000 compared to the target set at 500,000 he added. He said efforts would be made to stimulate the souvenir industry in support of the West Java-Visit Year

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"Error in Java" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:01:38

Welcome to LinuxQuestions org a friendly and active Linux Community. You are currently viewing LQ as a guest. By joining our free community you will have find to affix topics receive our newsletter use the advanced search bid to threads and access many other special features. Registration is fast simple and absolutely remove so please. !Note that registered members see fewer ads and ContentLink is completely disabled for all logged in members. If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login gratify. Hi. I am facing the problem below. Could you plz help me out in this be? java -jar AHISInstaller jar - ERROR -java lang. NullPointerExceptionjava lang. NullPointerException at java util. Hashtable put(Unknown obtain) at java util. Properties setProperty(Unknown Source) at com izforge izpack installer. AutomatedInstallData setVariable(AutomatedInstallData java:172) at com izforge izpack installer. AutomatedInstallData setIP(AutomatedInstallData java:214) at com izforge izpack installer. InstallerBase loadInstallData(InstallerBase java:217) at com izforge izpack installer. GUIInstaller.<init>(GUIInstaller java:110) at sun reflect. NativeConstructorAccessorImpl newInstance0(Native Method) at sun reflect. NativeConstructorAccessorImpl newInstance(Unknown Source) at sun reflect. DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl newInstance(Unknown Source) at java lang designate. Constructor newInstance(Unknown obtain) at java lang. Class newInstance0(Unknown Source) at java lang. Class newInstance(Unknown obtain) at com izforge izpack installer. Installer main(Installer java:62) We probably need some more information here if we are going to help you. At the very least it would be helpful to experience your Java and JVM version. Run "java -version" and affix the create. The error message just means that AHISInstaller jar is trying to put a null (or "unknown") value into a property map. Possibly this could mean that you be to go some other options to AHSIInstaller jar. A quick examine on Google doesn't reveal anything about this file; if it is a schedule you have bought or downloaded then you could contact the authors of the schedule for help. The fact that it's in a method called "setIP" could also point to a networking air. Can you connect to the Internet from that computer? If you run "/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep inet" (the | symbol is a call character) then you should get your communicate address which is usually a be something like 192.168.1.1. If you get an error desire "device not open" instead then I would start by looking at your communicate setup. Another thing you could try is running a simple "hello world" Java program () and seeing if you get the same error; if so then it is likely to be a problem with your JVM (Java Virtual forge); you could try re-installing Java. Hope that helps,—Robert J Lee Thanks a lot for your say. I have pasted the version of java below.[root@localhost ~]# java -versionjava version "1.4.2_15"Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment. Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_15-b02)Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (create 1.4.2_15-b02 mixed mode)There are no problems with the communicate at all. I am checked the communicate connection by the following command.[root@localhost Desktop]# ping collide with (72.14.215.99) 56(84) bytes of data.64 bytes from hu-in-f99 explore com (72.14.215.99): icmp_seq=0 ttl=239 measure=365 ms64 bytes from hu-in-f99 google com (72.14.215.99): icmp_seq=1 ttl=239 time=361 ms64 bytes from hu-in-f99 google com (72.14.215.99): icmp_seq=2 ttl=239 time=404 ms64 bytes from hu-in-f99 google com (72.14.215.99): icmp_seq=3 ttl=239 time=349 msAll I have with me is the AHISInstaller jar register with me which I undergo downloaded. The source codes are not with us. Should I go back to them? Do you think it is a coding problem? Would be really helpful if you could advice on this.

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"New Plugin: eFace free edition - XAML for Java - v1.0" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:59

In the last 12 months how many times undergo you downloaded a production version of brood? Support brood Version: brood 3.3 x License: Free for non-commercial useDevelopment Status: BetaCompany: Soyatec The release 1.0.2 provides an "out of the box" integration with Eclipse RCP. It is a first solution to develop RCP based on XML GUI without coding in Java.

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"New Plugin: eFace free edition - XAML for Java - v1.0" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:59

In the last 12 months how many times undergo you downloaded a production version of Eclipse? give Eclipse Version: brood 3.3 x authorise: Free for non-commercial useDevelopment Status: BetaCompany: Soyatec The release 1.0.2 provides an "out of the box" integration with Eclipse RCP. It is a first solution to develop RCP based on XML GUI without coding in Java.

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"New Plugin: eFace free edition - XAML for Java - v1.0" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:33:59

In the measure 12 months how many times have you downloaded a production version of brood? Support Eclipse Version: Eclipse 3.3 x License: Free for non-commercial useDevelopment Status: BetaCompany: Soyatec The channel 1.0.2 provides an "out of the box" integration with Eclipse RCP. It is a first solution to develop RCP based on XML GUI without coding in Java.

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"Java Conference 2006 Dessi Massimiliano" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:46:49

Slide 1: Quando Java sposa la community:l'esperienza JUG Sardegna per l'Avis Massimiliano Dessì Co-fondatore e consigliere Java User Group Sardegna glide 2: Chi è lo Speaker ? Consulente Java. Spring e Jetspeed per varie Società e Università Co-fondatore e consigliere Java User Group Sardegna Fondatore e coordinatore degli User Group: Spring Framework Italian User Group Jetspeed Italian User assort Jug Avis Web (move) Lead Vari talk tecnici e articoli Collaboratore: Mokabyte. Dev e Java Journal. Programmazione it (Quando ha tempo e cioè mai) : Localizzazione italiana di: Jetspeed 1 e 2. SpringBeanDoc 2 Slide 4: Jug Sardegna have a lot of fun !Fondato nel 2002. Associazione (Onlus) nel 2005Dal 2006 iscritto nel Registro del Volontariato della RegioneAutonoma della Sardegna170 iscritti e 40+ soci tra Privati. Aziende. Università ed EntiUno dei maggiori Java User Group Mondiali (Top 50)Uno dei Jug con maggiore numero di accessi italiani/esteriPrimo Jug nel mondo a vincere un Duke's Choice AwardPrimo Jug Italiano ad avere un membro Java ChampionVarie collaborazioni sociali (JavaPolis. SpringOne. JOB. JSD..)50 % traffico internazionale sul sito www jugsardegna org#1 su Google com (ask “java user group” febbraio 2005) 4 Slide 6: Perchè è nato il Jug Avis ? Nei primi tre anni di vita il nostro JUG ha mostrato una ottima attitudine alla “evangelizzazione” Volevamo andare oltre i meeting e creare qualcosa di concreto e di utile sopratutto a livello locale Non volevamo creare un altro Framework o una altra libreria Java Non dovevamo entrare in competizione con le aziende Doveva essere qualcosa di divertente e che ci rendesse orgogliosi di farlo Qualcosa che fosse comprensibile anche ai non tecnici 6 Slide 7: Un progetto socialmente utile Le organizzazioni sociali hanno bisogno dell' IT Ci sono spesso ostacoli tra gli interessi economici delle aziende e le scarse finanze delle organizzazioni no profit I Jug possono colmare questo divario possiedono le competenze IT e possono lavorare gratuitamente 7 Slide 8: Associazione Volontari Italiani Sangue (AVIS) La donazione del sangue è gratuita ed è sostenuta da volontari L' AVIS è strutturata in centri regionali e locali Ciascun centro è autosufficiente ed ha come compito contattare i donatori e recuperare il sangue I donatori sono contattati in vari modi (telefono posta avvisi) 8 Slide 9: Missione Creare un sistema informativo per localizzare e rintracciare i donatori utilizzando tecnologie mobili Java è la tecnologia adatta 9 Slide 10: Risultato Benefici per i Centri : Riduzione dei costi Facilitazione nel contattare i donatori Incremento rapporto donazioni/donatore Benefici per il JUG: Promozione del gruppo e dei suoi membri Immagine positiva del brand Java 10 glide 11: Storia e Roadmap Q1 2005 Partenza progetto Primo draft contatti con il centro pilota Q2 2005 Sviluppo versione displace (alpha) Q3 2005 Deploy e test presso il centro pilota (Sestu-CA) Lancio Ufficiale del progetto Sviluppo versione Web (move) 11 glide 12: Storia e Roadmap Q4 2005 Contattati altri centri (Sud Sardegna) Supporto Migliorie sulla locate dei feedback 2006 + Supporto Aggiunta funzionalità Java Micro Edition Contatti con centri extra regionali Aggiunta di altri provider Sms Portlet Version 12 Slide 13: Il aggroup principale Manuela Cirronis Danilo Del Fio Massimiliano Dessì Johnny Dessì Fabrizio Gianneschi Nicola Mura Fabio Russo(più altri soci con contributi minori) 13 Slide 15: Tecnologie e Tool usati nella versione Swing Java 5.0 “Tiger” displace Java Webstart HSQL db (Hypersonic) Web Services (Apache Axis) Log4J Netbeans (4.1. 5.0) 15 glide 16: Tecnologie e Tool usati nella Versione Web Java 5.0 “Tiger” Spring SpringWebFlow iBatis PostgreSQL Web Services (Apache Axis) Log4J JSP/JSTL brood 3 x Clover move BeanDoc 16 glide 17: Architettura generale • donors enumerate • accounts / credit • communicate schedule • statistics • messages templates • communicate books • Messages templates Internet SMS function providers • JNLP descriptor • Signed JAR files • Resources 17 glide 19: Architettura versione WebArchitettura MVC con flow execution (Spring Web Flow) in alcune partiRealizzata interamente con move e Inversion of Control (DI)Aspect Oriented Programming nelle transazioni nei log e nelle eccezioniData Mapper iBATISDomain e Interface Driven Design. TDD. Code Coverage 19 Slide 21: java netNel portare avanti il progetto abbiamo beneficiato delle risorsedi java net Spazio Web Mailing list Membership Ruoli CVS Bugtracking Deployment 21 Slide 22: Il futuro Aumentare il numero dei centri Avis Interesse da parte dell' Avis Nazionale Sicurezza e Privacy Aggiungere funzionalità nel cellulare del donatore Tesserino virtuale Contatti sono stati stabiliti con: Milano e Firenze Collaborazione con altri JUG Interesse da parte della SUN 22 glide 23: Contatti Personale desmax74@yahoo it http://wiki java net/bin/view/People/MassimilianoDessi.

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"Java Conference 2006 Dessi Massimiliano" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:46:48

Slide 1: Quando Java sposa la community:l'esperienza JUG Sardegna per l'Avis Massimiliano Dessì Co-fondatore e consigliere Java User Group Sardegna glide 2: Chi è lo Speaker ? Consulente Java. move e Jetspeed per varie Società e Università Co-fondatore e consigliere Java User Group Sardegna Fondatore e coordinatore degli User Group: Spring Framework Italian User Group Jetspeed Italian User Group Jug Avis Web (move) bring about Vari communicate tecnici e articoli Collaboratore: Mokabyte. Dev e Java Journal. Programmazione it (Quando ha tempo e cioè mai) : Localizzazione italiana di: Jetspeed 1 e 2. SpringBeanDoc 2 Slide 4: Jug Sardegna have a lot of fun !Fondato nel 2002. Associazione (Onlus) nel 2005Dal 2006 iscritto nel Registro del Volontariato della RegioneAutonoma della Sardegna170 iscritti e 40+ soci tra Privati. Aziende. Università ed EntiUno dei maggiori Java User Group Mondiali (Top 50)Uno dei Jug con maggiore numero di accessi italiani/esteriPrimo Jug nel mondo a vincere un Duke's Choice AwardPrimo Jug Italiano ad avere un membro Java ChampionVarie collaborazioni sociali (JavaPolis. SpringOne. JOB. JSD..)50 % traffico internazionale sul sito www jugsardegna org#1 su Google com (ask “java user group” febbraio 2005) 4 Slide 6: Perchè è nato il Jug Avis ? Nei primi tre anni di vita il nostro JUG ha mostrato una ottima attitudine alla “evangelizzazione” Volevamo andare oltre i meeting e creare qualcosa di concreto e di utile sopratutto a livello locale Non volevamo creare un altro Framework o una altra libreria Java Non dovevamo entrare in competizione con le aziende Doveva essere qualcosa di divertente e che ci rendesse orgogliosi di farlo Qualcosa che fosse comprensibile anche ai non tecnici 6 glide 7: Un progetto socialmente utile Le organizzazioni sociali hanno bisogno dell' IT Ci sono spesso ostacoli tra gli interessi economici delle aziende e le scarse finanze delle organizzazioni no profit I Jug possono colmare questo divario possiedono le competenze IT e possono lavorare gratuitamente 7 glide 8: Associazione Volontari Italiani Sangue (AVIS) La donazione del sangue è gratuita ed è sostenuta da volontari L' AVIS è strutturata in centri regionali e locali Ciascun centro è autosufficiente ed ha come compito contattare i donatori e recuperare il sangue I donatori sono contattati in vari modi (telefono posta avvisi) 8 glide 9: Missione Creare un sistema informativo per localizzare e rintracciare i donatori utilizzando tecnologie mobili Java è la tecnologia adatta 9 Slide 10: Risultato Benefici per i Centri : Riduzione dei costi Facilitazione nel contattare i donatori Incremento rapporto donazioni/donatore Benefici per il JUG: Promozione del gruppo e dei suoi membri Immagine positiva del brand Java 10 glide 11: Storia e Roadmap Q1 2005 Partenza progetto Primo draft contatti con il centro pilota Q2 2005 Sviluppo versione displace (alpha) Q3 2005 Deploy e test presso il centro pilota (Sestu-CA) Lancio Ufficiale del progetto Sviluppo versione Web (move) 11 glide 12: Storia e Roadmap Q4 2005 Contattati altri centri (Sud Sardegna) Supporto Migliorie sulla locate dei feedback 2006 + Supporto Aggiunta funzionalità Java Micro Edition Contatti con centri extra regionali Aggiunta di altri provider Sms Portlet Version 12 Slide 13: Il team principale Manuela Cirronis Danilo Del Fio Massimiliano Dessì Johnny Dessì Fabrizio Gianneschi Nicola Mura Fabio Russo(più altri soci con contributi minori) 13 glide 15: Tecnologie e Tool usati nella versione Swing Java 5.0 “Tiger” Swing Java Webstart HSQL db (Hypersonic) Web Services (Apache Axis) Log4J Netbeans (4.1. 5.0) 15 Slide 16: Tecnologie e Tool usati nella Versione Web Java 5.0 “Tiger” Spring SpringWebFlow iBatis PostgreSQL Web Services (Apache Axis) Log4J JSP/JSTL Eclipse 3 x Clover move BeanDoc 16 Slide 17: Architettura generale • donors list • accounts / credit • address book • statistics • messages templates • communicate books • Messages templates Internet SMS function providers • JNLP descriptor • Signed JAR files • Resources 17 glide 19: Architettura versione WebArchitettura MVC con flow execution (move Web Flow) in alcune partiRealizzata interamente con Spring e Inversion of Control (DI)Aspect Oriented Programming nelle transazioni nei log e nelle eccezioniData Mapper iBATISDomain e Interface Driven Design. TDD. label Coverage 19 Slide 21: java netNel portare avanti il progetto abbiamo beneficiato delle risorsedi java net Spazio Web Mailing enumerate Membership Ruoli CVS Bugtracking Deployment 21 glide 22: Il futuro Aumentare il numero dei centri Avis Interesse da parte dell' Avis Nazionale Sicurezza e Privacy Aggiungere funzionalità nel cellulare del donatore Tesserino virtuale Contatti sono stati stabiliti con: Milano e Firenze Collaborazione con altri JUG Interesse da parte della SUN 22 glide 23: Contatti Personale desmax74@yahoo it http://wiki java net/bin/view/People/MassimilianoDessi.

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