No different from every American I've met saying at one point or another "wohla!" (voila) or "toot sweet" (toute suite). The English language is a wonderful thing, more than capable of absorbing "foreign" words. You do know it's of Germanic origin, don't you?
Paper EWD404 (and others) offer some evidence of his being unpleasant, or at least xenophobic / nationalistic. Apparently, the only computer scientists worth anything more than an insult were fellow-Dutchmen. He manages to be ignorant about both the US and the French in one short paper.
Who said anything about putting complex business logic in a JSP? I would use tags. I suggest you learn to read posts before responding. I am quite familiar with MVC. BTW, it's either Model 2 or MVC. Using both in a sentence is somewhat redundant.
Initially, there was no clear role separation for servlets and JSPs, since a servlet could generate and display HTML just as easily as a JSP could perform business logic.
This isn't true. You can output HTML from a Servlet, that much is sure, but it is much smarter (and less work) to use a JSP instead. Think of all those out.println("") statements if you were to use Servlets... ugly!
I thought you were supposed to ever call System.gc() in Java. Or that it was at least pointless, since calling it did not force garbage collection unless the JVM agreed.
There's C#, VB.Net and an architecture that has allow Python.net, Perl.net, Fortran.net, Cobol.net and others. The multitude of languages comes into its own when you realise that objects written in one language are easily used in every other language, so you can have 1 developer using Perl, another using C#. Try that in Java. Try any cross language development in Java.
Are you referring to Java the language, or Java the platform? If it's the former, this is a silly statement. If it's the latter, you are mistaken. There is no reason why another language could not be used to generate bytecode for the Java Virtual Machine.
So what? Was I addressing an English audience? I was referring to anti-French feeling in the US, to wit such childish, tantrum-like actions as renaming "French" fries (fries are a Belgian invention, by the way), etc. Some of the rhetoric in the US media is downright racist -- were people to describe other nationalities in the same vein, there'd be uproar. You know, I think you behave like this because you know the French were actually right. Where are the WMDs?
Oh, grow up for Christ's sake. This "cowardice" joke is tired and old. Do you realize how petty, narrow-minded and "Little American" you sound? You've probably never even left the USA... which is a good thing for the rest of the world.
This kind of events were supposed to be only possible on Brecht tales or Orwellian stories not in a real nation, not in a real world
Fascinating. Someone from Portugal pontificating about Orwell, etc. Portugal has been a democratic country for MUCH longer than the US, of course. Oops! Did you forget about your not so long ago dictatorship?
That you assume you can show a "foreigner" (the gentleman from the UK) how "best" to work his political system (best being your definition) certainly classifies you as a Dutchman. In three years spent living in Holland (Haarlem) I met many, many people like you.
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No different from every American I've met saying at one point or another "wohla!" (voila) or "toot sweet" (toute suite). The English language is a wonderful thing, more than capable of absorbing "foreign" words. You do know it's of Germanic origin, don't you?
Paper EWD404 (and others) offer some evidence of his being unpleasant, or at least xenophobic / nationalistic. Apparently, the only computer scientists worth anything more than an insult were fellow-Dutchmen. He manages to be ignorant about both the US and the French in one short paper.
He was Dutch. The Dutch use the Latin alphabet too.
Who said anything about putting complex business logic in a JSP? I would use tags. I suggest you learn to read posts before responding. I am quite familiar with MVC. BTW, it's either Model 2 or MVC. Using both in a sentence is somewhat redundant.
This isn't true. You can output HTML from a Servlet, that much is sure, but it is much smarter (and less work) to use a JSP instead. Think of all those out.println("") statements if you were to use Servlets... ugly!
putain, rosbif.
I thought you were supposed to ever call System.gc() in Java. Or that it was at least pointless, since calling it did not force garbage collection unless the JVM agreed.
Je ne suis pas ton "con", enfoiré.
So what? Was I addressing an English audience? I was referring to anti-French feeling in the US, to wit such childish, tantrum-like actions as renaming "French" fries (fries are a Belgian invention, by the way), etc. Some of the rhetoric in the US media is downright racist -- were people to describe other nationalities in the same vein, there'd be uproar. You know, I think you behave like this because you know the French were actually right. Where are the WMDs?
A more accurate translation would be "lâche anonyme".
Oh, grow up for Christ's sake. This "cowardice" joke is tired and old. Do you realize how petty, narrow-minded and "Little American" you sound? You've probably never even left the USA... which is a good thing for the rest of the world.
Solaris is Oracle's "primary" platform, if there is such a thing.
Ha ha ha! You said "McDonalds" and "restaurant" in the same sentence!
If you're going to use French words, you could at least spell them correctly. It's "beaucoup".
Perhaps you should upgrade your 14.4K modem.
Mother of Jesus... he is obviously joking. Get a sense of humor.
That you assume you can show a "foreigner" (the gentleman from the UK) how "best" to work his political system (best being your definition) certainly classifies you as a Dutchman. In three years spent living in Holland (Haarlem) I met many, many people like you.
Eugenia, in English the word is "panacea".