Hoorah! :)

15.11.2011 Completed course of Java & Android programming.

c u 
:-]

Oracle Week 2011

Oracle Week 2011 Seminar

Saw today their advertizement. Signed up for further info. 

Press in order to redirect to (http://www.oracleweek.com/) site.

Here are the sponsors. (John Bryce among lecturers - something i can recognize on a brief glance.)

Among seminar tasks one can find an interest in Java track. 
Does it worth spending time? Who knows, who knows.

farewell
[-:

Practice OO approach and common design patterns.

When i started this "homework", i was among first. From the beginning, I set an aim to strive to be as much as possible object oriented (oo from here).  It turned out being almost too complicated task for me to achieve and when it still was in beginning, other students in my course have already completed entire project.But eventually i managed to finish the first task completely. So here we are.

Learned methods:

• general reflection
• reflection using parametrized constructors
• Properties class usage
• Decorator design pattern
• threads VS static common methods
• Reflection Factory  design pattern
• multiple interfaces implementation.
• Flyweight design pattern
• Proxy design pattern
• encapsulation design patterns e.g. wrappers, delegation, interfaces and inheritance
• anonymous classes

Flowchart:

Here actual java project:

Nota bene:  built in Eclipse IDE


AV.AddressBook alpha [till 01.10.2011].zip 

It is well commented, especially in places where i wrote "IDK HOW TO DO IT!!!"
or "WHY THIS DOES NOT WORK???"

Code provided as is, so don't try to integrate this into life-supporting systems.
I know you want, but please, don't.


Learn in future how to:

• implement arguments into main()
• load at least one Plug-in
• JDBC methods
• unit testing
• optimizations and more

farewell
;-]

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Hello there.

My name is Vladimir and this is my blog about programming java and other interesting things i like to share or discuss. Just for lulz.

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