JavaEE questions

Hi folks,
I have some JavaEE question. Is this a right newsgroup to ask? If it's
not, could anyone please direct me to the right newsgroup?

(The questions are pretty basic though; JavaEE beginner level if you
might want to say that )

Regards.

Souffle Dev

Souffle Dev wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I have some JavaEE question. Is this a right newsgroup to ask? If it's
> not, could anyone please direct me to the right newsgroup?
Before someone points it out, I _did_ search for JavaEE mailing list
using Google. The closest I found was this newsgroup and others such as
c.l.j.h ...

Regards.

Souffle Dev

Hi Qu0ll,

[...]

> Yes, this is the right group. Just be detailed and clear in your
> questions and mention which version of Java you are using, which
> products and their versions you are using and full details of stack
> traces or exceptions you may be getting.
Thank you. JavaEE is huge especially with a steep learning curve. I did
Java (JDBC, RMI, Core API and other non-web libraries) for ~4 years at
university (and still doing) but did not touch anything substantial in
the JavaEE API which I want to finally start. I've got Eclipse with
various JavaEE libraries going and now I am deeply looking forward to it!

> Everyone starts out as a newbie so don't be concerned!
Sure will do

Regards.

Souffle Dev

Souffle Dev wrote:
> Hi Qu0ll,
>
> [...]
>
>> Yes, this is the right group. Just be detailed and clear in your
>> questions and mention which version of Java you are using, which
>> products and their versions you are using and full details of stack
>> traces or exceptions you may be getting.
What about if I ask about concepts? Has this newsgroup been historically
getting many of those types of questions. I ask because, if I don't
understand concepts (such as inversion of control which I am reading
right now) and others.., it'll be hard to start writing great web apps
using Java so is it still valid to ask about it in this NG?

Or, is it purely just discussion of Java codes? Thanks.

Regards.

Souffle Dev

[...]

> clj.help is, loosely speaking, more about offering or receiving help,
> connotatively for more basic questions but that's not rigidly held.
> clj.programming is a general Java programming forum for all kinds of
> discussion, including help if you wish. The two forums share largely
> the same readership.
Sure. Thank you all!

Regards.

Souffle Dev

Souffle Dev wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Souffle Dev wrote:
>> Souffle Dev wrote:
>>> Hi folks,
>>> I have some JavaEE question. Is this a right newsgroup to ask? If
>>> it's not, could anyone please direct me to the right newsgroup?
>> Before someone points it out, I _did_ search for JavaEE mailing list
>> using Google. The closest I found was this newsgroup and others such
>> as c.l.j.h ...
>>
>> Regards.
>
> Question: Is it appropriate of me to ask it here rather (Posted it to
> c.l.j.p before posting it here).

Either one, or both together (cross-posting), but not both separately
(multi-posting).

clj.help is, loosely speaking, more about offering or receiving help,
connotatively for more basic questions but that's not rigidly held.
clj.programming is a general Java programming forum for all kinds of
discussion, including help if you wish. The two forums share largely the same
readership.

--
Lew

Lew

Souffle Dev wrote:
> Souffle Dev wrote:
>> Hi Qu0ll,
>>
>> [...]
>>
>>> Yes, this is the right group. Just be detailed and clear in your
>>> questions and mention which version of Java you are using, which
>>> products and their versions you are using and full details of stack
>>> traces or exceptions you may be getting.
> What about if I ask about concepts? Has this newsgroup been historically
> getting many of those types of questions. I ask because, if I don't
> understand concepts (such as inversion of control which I am reading
> right now) and others.., it'll be hard to start writing great web apps
> using Java so is it still valid to ask about it in this NG?
>
> Or, is it purely just discussion of Java codes? Thanks.
>
> Regards.

Anything related to Java EE design and architecture is fine. That
includes questions about specific implementations of APIs, at least to a
point (at some stage implementor developer forums will probably be
better resources).

AHS

Arved Sandstrom

Souffle Dev wrote:
> [...] [sic - attribution omission]
>
>> clj.help is, loosely speaking, ...

Traditionally, quoted passages are attributed by the handle of the cited poster.

--
Lew

Lew

Souffle Dev wrote:
> I have some JavaEE question. Is this a right newsgroup to ask? If it's
> not, could anyone please direct me to the right newsgroup?
>
> (The questions are pretty basic though; JavaEE beginner level if you
> might want to say that )

Yes.

For some reason there are not a dedicated group for EE.

Arne

Arne Vajhøj

Lew wrote:
> Souffle Dev wrote:
>> [...] [sic - attribution omission]
Snipped for the sake of brevity in the face of attribution! But I'll let
it be this way if folks prefer it that way
[...]
> Traditionally, quoted passages are attributed by the handle of the cited
> poster.
Oh well.. You can just try hah!

Regards.

Souffle Dev