Can a prototype ever really be “complete”? I mean, this BBOM-rewrite has given me so many ideas and paths to take I had to settle with just one. So here’s the rundown and some statistics…
Tag: work
Documentation Fun.
Scope of the change //Original StatusType getDRESS_REHEARSAL() { return(StatusType) get(“DRESS_REHEARSAL”, new StatusType()); } //Changed StatusType getDRESS_REHEARSAL() { return(StatusType) get(“DISASTER_RECOVERY”, new StatusType()); } Please ignore the method name, it still remains. It’s everywhere in the code.…
Application Rewrite.
Remember the BBOM project? They’re talking about letting me rewrite it. Finally a project where I can use tools I like: Subversion, CruiseControl, Ant, Hibernate, WebWork, Selenium, and possibly more. AWESOME. I’m not sure where…
Date Selection.
This is an example of what not to do with your application. Our date selection lists all business dates starting from the beginning of the year, all the way to the last business day.
Hidden Fields Really Hidden?
I guess the developer didn’t really understand how hidden fields really behaved. 1. Right click, View Source. 2. Awesome. I saw all the values in raw text. <INPUT TYPE=”HIDDEN” NAME=”s_id” VALUE=”[usernName]”><INPUT TYPE=”HIDDEN” NAME=”ControlSessionID” VALUE=”[actualSID]”><INPUT TYPE=”HIDDEN”…