• still working in java

    From bbsing.bbs@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to All on Monday, August 08, 2016 08:09:00
    Is anyone still working in java?
    Java 8 is ... well I'm working on just trying to get a directory li
    listing with ntfs atributes or ext attributes , owner ..etc then push that
    to a database for reporting and statisticle purposes.

    Anyone try that yet ? ... just the owership and permissions issues.

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  • From kc2ugv@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to bbsing.bbs on Monday, August 08, 2016 21:17:00
    Is anyone still working in java?

    There is.
    Anyone try that yet ? ... just the owership and permissions issues.


    I've not (Not much of a software engineer, just shell scripting with some
    perl and php tossed in there), however, my go-to is usually stack-exchange. Someone has encountered the problem before :)

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  • From bbsing.bbs@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to kc2ugv on Wednesday, August 10, 2016 07:34:00
    Re: Re: still working in java
    By: kc2ugv to bbsing.bbs on Mon Aug 08 2016 21:17:00

    It will take me a bit but I'll post what I have. When I say a bit probably a month due to what I'm working on now. SQL test I have to pass soon so after that I will make the project to use the sql database to host the info that the fjile enumeration or directory enumeration will output. I thought java would be good because its on so many system things ..these days. :) bad editor for me. I don't know how to backspace.

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  • From Deavmi@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to bbsing.bbs on Wednesday, June 14, 2017 13:35:00
    On 2016-08-08 10:09 AM, bbsing.bbs wrote:
    Is anyone still working in java?
    Java 8 is ... well I'm working on just trying to get a directory li
    listing with ntfs atributes or ext attributes , owner ..etc then push that to a database for reporting and statisticle purposes.

    Anyone try that yet ? ... just the owership and permissions issues.

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    Nope. Never tried that.

    I use Java. Love it. Great first language (or one that I really am
    taking seriously). Has a lot of the things one needs to know in
    programming and get their min rapped around :).
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  • From Deavmi@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to Vk3jed on Friday, June 16, 2017 10:40:00
    On 2017-06-15 12:25 AM, Vk3jed wrote:
    Deavmi wrote to bbsing.bbs <=-

    De> I use Java. Love it. Great first language (or one that I really am
    De> taking seriously). Has a lot of the things one needs to know in
    De> programming and get their min rapped around :).

    Yeah I dabbled in Java around 10 years ago, I quite liked it too, found it fairly easy to learn. Was also my first experience with object oriented programming, and I took to that concept pretty well. Yeah I could think of a lot worse first choices for a programming language, from a learning PoV.

    Only thing I don't like about Java is the JVM, These days, speed isn't an issue
    - Java programs run well, but it is a memory hog.


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    Yeah. With Java you learn OOP and a syntax that is used in a lot of
    languages. Plus you can then (like what I am fgoing to do) move onto
    somrthing natively compiled like D from Java and then from there learn
    that and work my way down to C and C__ :).
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  • From Nightfox@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to Deavmi on Friday, June 16, 2017 13:17:00
    Re: Re: still working in java
    By: Deavmi to Vk3jed on Fri Jun 16 2017 10:40 am

    Yeah. With Java you learn OOP and a syntax that is used in a lot of languages. Plus you can then (like what I am fgoing to do) move onto somrthing natively compiled like D from Java and then from there learn that and work my way down to C and C__ :).

    I think Java is a decent language.. I learned C++ before Java, so I still tend to feel like Java is lacking in some ways (Java doesn't have multiple inheritance or direct ways of freeing memory, for instance). Some years ago, I saw that colleges were teaching Java as a first language for a while and then went back to teaching C/C++ as a first language.

    Nightfox

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  • From Deavmi@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to Vk3jed on Thursday, June 22, 2017 14:26:00
    On 2017-06-16 03:00 PM, Vk3jed wrote:
    Deavmi wrote to Vk3jed <=-

    De> Yeah. With Java you learn OOP and a syntax that is used in a lot of
    De> languages. Plus you can then (like what I am fgoing to do) move onto
    De> somrthing natively compiled like D from Java and then from there learn
    De> that and work my way down to C and C__ :).

    Sounds like a decent strategy... if one has the time. :)


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    Yeah, I do think it is and I do have the time - so it's great :)
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  • From Deavmi@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to Nightfox on Thursday, June 22, 2017 14:28:00
    On 2017-06-16 11:17 PM, Nightfox wrote:
    Re: Re: still working in java
    By: Deavmi to Vk3jed on Fri Jun 16 2017 10:40 am

    De> Yeah. With Java you learn OOP and a syntax that is used in a lot of
    De> languages. Plus you can then (like what I am fgoing to do) move onto
    De> somrthing natively compiled like D from Java and then from there learn
    De> that and work my way down to C and C__ :).

    I think Java is a decent language.. I learned C++ before Java, so I still tend
    to feel like Java is lacking in some ways (Java doesn't have multiple inheritance or direct ways of freeing memory, for instance). Some years ago, I
    saw that colleges were teaching Java as a first language for a while and then went back to teaching C/C++ as a first language.

    Nightfox

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    I think you should either teach them C,C++ or Java as the first language
    but don't go to high-level or "easy" like Python (in some cases the
    Python system is confusing too but yeah - the C,C++ and Java are solid learning points for a new comer - like me).
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  • From Deavmi@DIGDIST/BATTLEST/FREEWAY to Vk3jed on Friday, August 04, 2017 18:32:00
    On 2017-06-16 03:00 PM, Vk3jed wrote:
    Deavmi wrote to Vk3jed <=-

    De> Yeah. With Java you learn OOP and a syntax that is used in a lot of
    De> languages. Plus you can then (like what I am fgoing to do) move onto
    De> somrthing natively compiled like D from Java and then from there learn
    De> that and work my way down to C and C__ :).

    Sounds like a decent strategy... if one has the time. :)


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    Yeah :)

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