I was surprised to find in the M4 News And Noteworthy list a shortcut to change a concatenated String to StringBuffer.
At first, it looks like a good idea.
String s = "offset " + offset + " is at line " + line;
is changed to:
StringBuffer stringBuffer = new StringBuffer();
stringBuffer.append("offset ");
stringBuffer.append(offset);
stringBuffer.append(" is at line ");
stringBuffer.append(line);
I know using StringBuffers is better for performance UPDATE: I confused StringBuffer with StringBuilder! look at this bug for changing StringBuffer to StringBuilder.
I would have rather been going for this:
NLS.bind("offset {0} is at line {1}", offset, line);
Just because this is so much easier to internationalize.
I have almost finished doing i18n for the BPMN modeler, a component of the STP project, and I really lost time on such cases.
Just my $0.02!
Bad surprise this morning:
trying to look for all the open bugs of GMF is just not possible apparently.
If you try to work around the limitation by searching for a space ” “, it results into an error:
You may not search, or create saved searches, without any search terms.
The help links look broken: I created the bug 205151 for that.
As for the listing of all open bugs, any workaround or fix is welcome.
I want to help the Intalio community by giving our users the possibility to broadcast their blog posts over a common RSS feed, and eventually a common UI, much like planeteclipse.org works.
Anyone against the name planet.intalio.com ? Please voice your opinions in the comments !
Yay !
It’s good to push some piece of software out of the door. After months of hard work, Intalio|BPMS Designer 5.0 RC1 is out.
Get it while it’s hot!
Here is a list of all the good stuff coming with this release.
Intalio|BPMS Designer is bundled with the BPMN modeler of the STP project.
We’ve publicly announced tonight that Intalio|BPMS 5.0 Beta is out on our community web site. It actually has been there for some time.
It’s been a thrilling month, and more is coming.
The GA is next on the list.
Thanks everyone for your feedback on our product! We appreciate your support.
Intalio|BPMS Designer works on top of the BPMN modeler we develop in the SOA Tools Platform project.
Here is a log we are populating using Tumblr.
It’s simple, non intrusive, and getting to the point. Hope you like it !
Published on April 11, 2007
in BPMN.
This query made me think that BPMN and BPEL really are real compared to other buzz words.
I have just become a committer on the STP project, more exactly on the BPMN component, on which I have been contributing for some time already.
This is part of my job at Intalio, Inc. More there !
If you are a student and interested into Eclipse, you can participate to the Google Summer of Code on one of the ideas that the Eclipse Foundation proposes here.
Please give us some feedback or directly add to the page the ideas you have for the BPMN modeler and EMF Compare !
This is an unique opportunity, getting paid and get some experience easily.