Website design question using DW MX

Hello,
Relative rookie here looking for some info. Will dreamweaver
Mx allow me to build a site such as www.ada.net ?
Also and more importantly are there any good site for
templates? I am basically try to build the site listed above of
course using different names, colors and products.
Thank you,
Tyler

The real question is "will your skill with HTML and CSS allow
you to use DMX
to build a site like that"? An inexperienced user using DMX
can only build
sites that would look like they were built by an
inexperienced user, doncha
know? But - can DMX allow you to build a site like that?
Certainly.
Good sites for templates? Try Google.
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>
> Relative rookie here looking for some info. Will
dreamweaver Mx allow me
> to
> build a site such as www.ada.net ?
>
> Also and more importantly are there any good site for
templates? I am
> basically try to build the site listed above of course
using different
> names,
> colors and products.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Tyler
>

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getAuthor()
getKeywords()and so on....
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I am giving how to work with LookDispatchAction.
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Hello all,
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          "Gaurav Khanna" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Hello all,
          >
          >We have 2 WebLogic app./web servers. Lets call the first one Server A
          >and
          >the other Server B. Server A shows a web page to the client/browser and
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          >pasted
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Hi everybody,
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Please send me a PM.
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Please forgive the beginner's question. I would like to build
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e.Shubee wrote:
> Please forgive the beginner's question. I would like to
build a flash site like
>
http://www.hockaday.org from an
easy to use Flash template. You get what you
> pay for so my first choice isn't something for free but
a 30-day free trial
> version would be nice.
>
> What I like best about
http://www.hockaday.org is the
great menus and that
> pictures continually reload in interesting ways.
>
> I need to create a site like that one immediately so I
don't have the time to
> learn Flash first. What's my best bet?
>
>
>

Design questions on using JMX

I have been reading about JMX and trying to understand it
I have some specific design realted questions and wanted some opinions to validate my understanding
Assume a simple j2ee application that exposes 2 webservices .
I would like to find out how many times each service is called and the total number of success/faults/errors
encountered for each service along with params like starttime etc
From what I have understood , I will have to first create a Bean , say "StatsCollector"
and then creae a StatsCollectorMBean interface.
The StatsCollector will provide the methods to set/update the above values and those will also be exposed by the StatsCollectorMBean interface
1) I have trouble understanding how to create and maintain the MBean Resource...
Shouldnt there be always 1 instance of this resource ? ie shouldnt there be only one StatsCollector ?
Most of the examples create a simple class "Hello implements HelloMBean" and that makes it a MBean
but they create Hello hello = new Hello() and then register it with the MBean server
What if we create multiple objects of Hello? Wouldnt that defeat the porpose of the MBean ?
I think that we need to make sure that this resource is always created once only.
Is that correct ?
2) Is it the right practice to separate your MBean and your "managed" resource ?
ie in the above case , should there be a Singleton StatsCollector POJO that stores the Appliction
statistics and another StatsMBean that will be the MBean that will access the POJO ? This makes sure that your Resource does not have
dependency management classes.
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In the above example , how do you update the success and failure counts in the MBean from the application ?
Can I update the singleton StatsCollector directly or do I have to go through the MBean Server to update
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If I update them directly , will they be "visible" thru the MBean server ?
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thanks
Pat

Hello pat,
very interesting questions. You are covering the main JMX design questions there.
You should have a look (if you not already did) to the JMX best practices : http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/core/mntr-mgmt/javamanagement/best-practices.jsp
This document summarize common JMX design patterns.
Answers to your questions:
1) The resources you want to manage/monitor are Web Services. The life cycle of these services is handled by the J2EE container itself. As you say, the tricky part is to link the WebService resource life cycle to the MBean resource
The MBean leaves inside its own container, the MBeanServer.
You should identify an initialization phase in which you create your MBeans and register them inside the MBeanServer once.
In your case, you can go for a single collector that monitors the 2 Web Services or a collector per Web Service. It seems that you want to track each service independently. Having 2 MBeans should offer a more flexible solution.
If you go for 1 MBean, you should name it "<your management domain>:type=StatsCollector". This name identify an MBean for which you have a single instance. Once the collector registered with this name, the MBeanServer will guarantee that no MBean with the same name can be registered.
If you go for 2 MBeans, you should add the Web Service name to each MBean ObjectName. For example:
MBean 1 : "<your management domain>:type=StatsCollector,name=MyWebService1"
MBean 2 : "<your management domain>:type=StatsCollector,name=MyWebService2"
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ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer().registerMBean(collector1,
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At this point you have an MBean registered inside the platform MBeanServer.
2) A Standard MBean is formed of a java interface and a class. Generally the interface and the class are not separated. They could be but I don't see a strong reason in your case to have the POJO and interface not being the same object.
3) You shouldn't expose the methods to set the values in your MBean interface. Only getters should be visible. It means that you will have to keep a direct reference to the collectors to update the statistics. During your initialization phase, you could use JNDI to register the collector instances. The WebServices will then use JNDI to retrieve the collectors.
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Hope this help.
Regards.
Jean-Francois Denise

Design question about when to use inner classes for models

This is a general design question about when to use inner classes or separate classes when dealing with table models and such. Typically I'd want to have everything related to a table within one classes, but looking at some tutorials that teach how to add a button to a table I'm finding that you have to implement quite a sophisticated tablemodel which, if nothing else, is somewhat unweildy to put as an inner class.
The tutorial I'm following in particular is this one:
http://www.devx.com/getHelpOn/10MinuteSolution/20425
I was just wondering if somebody can give me their personal opinion as to when they would place that abstracttablemodel into a separate class and when they would just have it as an inner class. I guess re-usability is one consideration, but just wanted to get some good design suggestions.

It's funny that you mention that because I was comparing how the example I linked to above creates a usable button in the table and how you implemented it in another thread where you used a ButtonColumn object. I was trying to compare both implementations, but being a newbie at this, they seemed entirely different from each other. The way I understand it with the example above is that it creates a TableRenderer which should be able to render any component object, then it sets the defaultRenderer to the default and JButton.Class' renderer to that custom renderer. I don't totally understand your design in the thread
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=57&threadID=680674
quite yet, but it's implemented in quite a bit different way. Like I was saying the buttonClass that you created seem to be creating an object of which function I don't quite see. It looks more like a method, but I'm still trying to see how you did it, since it obviously worked.
Man adding a button to a table is much more difficult than I imagined.
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The w3c and XHTML have come a ways since the release of Dreamweaver 8 (I used it in late 2004 and 2005).
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You are asking design questions, but most web designers, including those who frequent this forum, have no design expertise.
Your questions are good, but incomplete. The right typeface and size depends on the impression you are trying to create. For instance, you wouldn't want to use the typeface "Comic" for a website selling financial services.
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Design question: Scheduling a Variable-timeslot Resource

I originally posted this in general java programming, because this seemed like a more high-level design descussion. But now I see some class design questions. Please excuse me if this thread does not belong here (this is my first time using the forum, save answering a couple questions).
Forum,
I am having trouble determining a data structure and applicable algorithm (actually, even more general than the data structure -- the general design to use) for holding a modifiable (but more heavily read/queried than updated), variable-timeslot schedule for a given resource. Here's the situation:
Let's, for explanation purposes, say we're scheduling a school. The school has many resources. A resource is anything that can be reserved for a given event: classroom, gym, basketball, teacher, janitor, etc.
Ok, so maybe the school deal isn't the best example. Let's assume, for the sake of explanation, that classes can be any amount of time in length: 50 minutes, 127 minutes, 4 hours, 3 seconds, etc.
Now, the school has a base operation schedule, e.g. they're open from 8am to 5pm MTWRF and 10am to 2pm on saturday and sunday. Events in the school can only occur during these times, obviously.
Then, each resource has its own base operation schedule, e.g. the gym is open from noon to 5pm MTWRF and noon to 2pm on sat. and sun. The default base operation schedule for any resource is the school which "owns" the resource.
But then there are exceptions to the base operation schedule. The school (and therefore all its resources) are closed on holidays. The gym is closed on the third friday of every month for maintenance, or something like that. There are also exceptions to the available schedule due to reservations. I've implemented reservations as exceptions with a different status code to simplify things a little bit: because the basic idea is that an exception is either an addition to or removal from the scheduleable times of that resource. Each exception (reservation, closed for maintenance, etc) can be an (effectively) unrestricted amount of time.
Ok, enough set up. Somehow I need to be able to "flatten" all this information into a schedule that I can display to the user, query against, and update.
The issue is complicated more by recurring events, but I think I have that handled already and can make a recurring event be transparent from the application point of view. I just need to figure out how to represent this.
This is my current idea, and I don't like it at all:
A TimeSlot object, holding a beginning date and ending date. A data structure that holds list of TimeSlot objects in order by date. I'd probably also hold an index of some sort that maps some constant span of time to a general area in the data structure where times around there can be found, so I avoid O(n) time searching for a given time to find whether or not it is open.
I don't like this idea, because it requires me to call getBeginningDate() and getEndDate() for every single time slot I search.
Anyone have any ideas?

If I am correct, your requirement is to display a schedule, showing the occupancy of a resource (open/closed/used/free and other kind of information) on a time line.
I do not say that your design is incorrect. What I state below is strictly my views and should be treated that way.
I would not go by time-slot, instead, I would go by resource, for instance the gym, the class rooms (identified accordingly), the swimming pool etc. are all resources. Therefore (for the requirements you have specified), I would create a class, lets say "Resource" to represent all the resources. I would recommend two attributes at this stage ("name" & "identifier").
The primary attribute of interest in this case would be a date (starting at 00:00hrs and ending at 24:00hrs.), a span of 24hrs broken to the smallest unit of a minute (seconds really are not very practical here).
I would next encapsulate the availability factor, which represents the concept of availability in a class, for instance "AvailabilityStatus". The recommended attributes would be "date" and "status".
You have mentioned different status, for instance, available, booked, closed, under-maintainance etc. Each of these is a category. Let us say, numbered from 0 to n (where n<128).
The "date" attribute could be a java.util.Date object, representing a date. The "status", is byte array of 1440 elements (one element for each minute of the day). Each element of the byte array is populated by the number designation of the status (i.e, 0,1,2...n etc.), where the numbers represent the status of the minute.
The "Resource" class would carry an attribute of "resourceStatus", an ordered vector of "ResourceStatus" objects.
The object (all the objects) could be populated manually at any time, or the entire process could be automated (that is a separate area).
The problem of representation is over. You could add any number of resources as well as any number of status categories.
This is a simple solution, I do not address the issues of querying this information and rendering the actual schedule, which I believe is straight forward enough.
It is recognized that there are scope for optimizations/design rationalization here, however, this is a simple and effective enough solution.
regards
[email protected]

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