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AOP JADE configure in Eclipse and NetBeans
Categories: JavaThis week we started again with school and one of the new lessons we follow talks about Agent Oriented Programming. With Java Agent Development Framework (JADE) we had to show a ‘Hello World’, well getting this to work was less easy than we imagined, so here a small guide with…
Aspect Oriented Programming AOP short review
Categories: Java OtherRecently we had to do a presentation about crosscutting concerns and possible solutions during a class on my school. During our research we found one possible solution for crosscutting solutions that is at the moment still a discussion point whether it’s a good Object Oriented Programming (OOP) followup. In this…
Netbeans IDE plugin for Google Protocol Buffers on Mac OS X
Categories: JavaRecently I have been researching Google Protocol Buffers as a way of communication in one of my projects. I found a very interesting plugin for the Netbeans Platform that allowed me and my teammates to use the Protocol Buffers. However when we started working with it we struck a few…
RMI two way communication and some notes
Categories: JavaA few weeks ago at school we had to create a client/server program for allowing users to chat with eachother over the RMI(Remote Method Invocation)-protocol of Java. After some searching about RMI I had a little disgust at the idea of using RMI for this chatsystem. The problem is that…
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