MTG ANNC: 21 Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado

[Nimret Sandhu]

Hey Folks,

I hope everyone had a good break. Our first meeting of the year is next
Tuesday on the 21st at Disney in downtown Seattle. Pizza, Pop, News, Jobs
and our own Jason Osgood talking about the Fado project. Details are below.
See you all there.

Complete details are at http://www.seajug.org

cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org


*Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado*
[image: Video]Video <http://www.nimret.org/seajug/index.jsp>
------------------------------

Fado compiles SQL queries to type safe JDBC convenience wrappers. SELECT
statements are converted to matching PreparedStatement and ResultSet
wrappers. Treating SQL as source code enables a more natural workflow.

Jason Osgood is a fan of open source, open government, and election
integrity. He started the Wing Ding study group with some friends. His main
hobby project is Legirati, for tracking law making in Olympia. Jason works
and lives in Seattle.

[Jason Osgood]

Thanks Nimret!


This will be good.

I’m watching the Nov 13 presentation, as you suggested. There’s two monitors, mirrored.

I’m showing up with my MacBookPro 13” (late 2013). It’s got HDMI and Thunderbolt 2 ports. Are there cables, adapters, or something I should buy, bring, find, steal too?

We screen share all the time at work. (Lonely? Need friends? Call a meeting!)

Though I’ve not actually used it yet, I’m very bullish on Apple’s AirPlay tech. I’ve threatened to install AirServer on our conference room PC + big screens at work (to act as AirPlay receivers). The current mess of cables, adapters, logins, Skype, join.me (for group screen sharing), etc. makes me rage.

I mention all this in case those two monitors are AirPlay receivers of some sort.

I’m also keen learn about solutions others have discovered.


Cheers, Jason



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[George Smith]

Jason,

I have (& carry) an Mac Air to HDMI adapter (& 3' HDMI cable). I can also
bring an Mar Air to DVI adapter.

George

Post by Jason Osgood
Thanks Nimret!
This will be good.
I’m watching the Nov 13 presentation, as you suggested. There’s two
monitors, mirrored.
I’m showing up with my MacBookPro 13” (late 2013). It’s got HDMI and
Thunderbolt 2 ports. Are there cables, adapters, or something I should buy,
bring, find, steal too?
We screen share all the time at work. (Lonely? Need friends? Call a meeting!)
Though I’ve not actually used it yet, I’m very bullish on Apple’s AirPlay
tech. I’ve threatened to install AirServer on our conference room PC + big
screens at work (to act as AirPlay receivers). The current mess of cables,
adapters, logins, Skype, join.me (for group screen sharing), etc. makes
me rage.
I mention all this in case those two monitors are AirPlay receivers of some sort.
I’m also keen learn about solutions others have discovered.
Cheers, Jason
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[Dhilipan Manoharan]

Your help here is appreciated,
I have a method updating values to a map which already contains a single key value pair(Key is "PASS2" and a user defined value object is its value) and sending it forward.
I have a problem here,
before updating the map ,the get method returns me the value if i pass "PASS2" to it and after updating the map the same method returns null.It happens only in java 7.
Here is a sample,Pass2VO pass2VoClient= (Pass2VO) dataMap.get(
Logger.info(
}"PASS2");if(pass2VoClient!=null) {" VO not null in pass2Action", this.getClass());/*Audit Log entry for the transaction*/auditVo.setAuditCode(
auditVo.setAuditComment(
dataMap.put(;
dataMap.put(;
Pass2VO pass2VoClient1= (Pass2VO) dataMap.get(
Logger.info(
}
Logger.info(
}

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From: George Smith <litesoft-***@public.gmane.org>
To: "seajug-***@public.gmane.org" <seajug-***@public.gmane.org>
Sent: Monday, 20 January 2014 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [seajug] MTG ANNC: 21 Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado



 
Jason,

I have (& carry) an Mac Air to HDMI adapter (& 3' HDMI cable). I can also bring an Mar Air to DVI adapter.

George



On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 9:31 AM, Jason Osgood <zappini-***@public.gmane.org> wrote:

Thanks Nimret!

Post by Jason Osgood
This will be good.
I’m watching the Nov 13 presentation, as you suggested. There’s two monitors, mirrored.
I’m showing up with my MacBookPro 13” (late 2013). It’s got HDMI and Thunderbolt 2 ports. Are there cables, adapters, or something I should buy, bring, find, steal too?
We screen share all the time at work. (Lonely? Need friends? Call a meeting!)
Though I’ve not actually used it yet, I’m very bullish on Apple’s AirPlay tech. I’ve threatened to install AirServer on our conference room PC + big screens at work (to act as AirPlay receivers). The current mess of cables, adapters, logins, Skype, join.me (for group screen sharing), etc. makes me rage.
I mention all this in case those two monitors are AirPlay receivers of some sort.
I’m also keen learn about solutions others have discovered.
Cheers, Jason
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[Jim Tivy]

Are you only using one thread?



From: seajug-***@public.gmane.org [mailto:seajug-***@public.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Dhilipan Manoharan
Sent: January-20-14 11:54 AM
To: seajug-***@public.gmane.org
Subject: Re: [seajug] MTG ANNC: 21 Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado





Your help here is appreciated,

I have a method updating values to a map which already contains a single key value pair(Key is "PASS2" and a user defined value object is its value) and sending it forward.

I have a problem here,

before updating the map ,the get method returns me the value if i pass "PASS2" to it and after updating the map the same method returns null.It happens only in java 7.

Here is a sample,

Pass2VO pass2VoClient= (Pass2VO) dataMap.get(

"PASS2");

if(pass2VoClient!=null) {

Logger.info(" VO not null in pass2Action", this.getClass());

}

/*Audit Log entry for the transaction*/

auditVo.setAuditCode(

"TE");

auditVo.setAuditComment(

"Getting DrqMeasTitleList done");

dataMap.put(

"AUDITVO",auditVo);

dataMap.put(

"SESSIONID",session.getId());

Pass2VO pass2VoClient1= (Pass2VO) dataMap.get(

"PASS2");

if(pass2VoClient1!=null) {

Logger.info(

" VO not null in pass2Action after commented update", this.getClass());

}

else{

Logger.info(

" VO null in pass2Action after update", this.getClass());

}

Help me

From: George Smith <litesoft-***@public.gmane.org>
To: "seajug-***@public.gmane.org" <seajug-***@public.gmane.org>
Sent: Monday, 20 January 2014 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [seajug] MTG ANNC: 21 Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado





Jason,



I have (& carry) an Mac Air to HDMI adapter (& 3' HDMI cable). I can also bring an Mar Air to DVI adapter.



George



On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 9:31 AM, Jason Osgood <zappini-***@public.gmane.org> wrote:

Thanks Nimret!


This will be good.

I’m watching the Nov 13 presentation, as you suggested. There’s two monitors, mirrored.

I’m showing up with my MacBookPro 13” (late 2013). It’s got HDMI and Thunderbolt 2 ports. Are there cables, adapters, or something I should buy, bring, find, steal too?

We screen share all the time at work. (Lonely? Need friends? Call a meeting!)

Though I’ve not actually used it yet, I’m very bullish on Apple’s AirPlay tech. I’ve threatened to install AirServer on our conference room PC + big screens at work (to act as AirPlay receivers). The current mess of cables, adapters, logins, Skype, join.me <http://join.me/> (for group screen sharing), etc. makes me rage.

I mention all this in case those two monitors are AirPlay receivers of some sort.

I’m also keen learn about solutions others have discovered.


Cheers, Jason



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[Nimret Sandhu]

Post by Jason Osgood
I’m watching the Nov 13 presentation, as you suggested. There’s two
monitors, mirrored.

yep. no 3d glasses or stereoscopic vision though :)

I’m showing up with my MacBookPro 13” (late 2013). It’s got HDMI and

Post by Jason Osgood
Thunderbolt 2 ports. Are there cables, adapters, or something I should buy,
bring, find, steal too?

I think HDMI ought to be fine. I'll double check.

We screen share all the time at work. (Lonely? Need friends? Call a

Post by Jason Osgood
meeting!)

yep. google hangouts, skype, etc. I've interviewed folks over them.
meetings suck though.

Though I’ve not actually used it yet, I’m very bullish on Apple’s AirPlay

Post by Jason Osgood
tech. I’ve threatened to install AirServer on our conference room PC + big
screens at work (to act as AirPlay receivers). The current mess of cables,
adapters, logins, Skype, join.me (for group screen sharing), etc. makes
me rage.

chromecast >> airplay imo. though I must say that I can see why people love
Apple stuff so much having played with it for the last few months. Dunno if
I would pay the premium and be willing to live under the restrictions
though.

cheers,
Nimret

[Nimret Sandhu]

reminder - we have a meeting this evening. See you folks there :)

cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org

Post by Nimret Sandhu
Hey Folks,
I hope everyone had a good break. Our first meeting of the year is next
Tuesday on the 21st at Disney in downtown Seattle. Pizza, Pop, News, Jobs
and our own Jason Osgood talking about the Fado project. Details are below.
See you all there.
Complete details are at http://www.seajug.org
cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org
*Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado*
[image: Video]Video <http://www.nimret.org/seajug/index.jsp>
------------------------------
Fado compiles SQL queries to type safe JDBC convenience wrappers. SELECT
statements are converted to matching PreparedStatement and ResultSet
wrappers. Treating SQL as source code enables a more natural workflow.
Jason Osgood is a fan of open source, open government, and election
integrity. He started the Wing Ding study group with some friends. His main
hobby project is Legirati, for tracking law making in Olympia. Jason works
and lives in Seattle.

[Douglas Pearson]

Hey Nimret - what is the recommended place to park for Disney?

Doug

Post by Nimret Sandhu
reminder - we have a meeting this evening. See you folks there :)
cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org

Post by Nimret Sandhu
Hey Folks,
I hope everyone had a good break. Our first meeting of the year is next
Tuesday on the 21st at Disney in downtown Seattle. Pizza, Pop, News, Jobs
and our own Jason Osgood talking about the Fado project. Details are below.
See you all there.
Complete details are at http://www.seajug.org
cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org
*Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado*
[image: Video]Video <http://www.nimret.org/seajug/index.jsp>
------------------------------
Fado compiles SQL queries to type safe JDBC convenience wrappers. SELECT
statements are converted to matching PreparedStatement and ResultSet
wrappers. Treating SQL as source code enables a more natural workflow.
Jason Osgood is a fan of open source, open government, and election
integrity. He started the Wing Ding study group with some friends. His main
hobby project is Legirati, for tracking law making in Olympia. Jason works
and lives in Seattle.

[Nimret Sandhu]

the library is an option as long as you get out before 9. otherwise there
is street parking. I believe there are a couple of garages nearby. Rainier
Square or Westlake center is within walking distance. I usually bus it and
there are bus stops on the street corner.

cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 5:58 PM, Douglas Pearson

Post by Douglas Pearson
Hey Nimret - what is the recommended place to park for Disney?
Doug

Post by Nimret Sandhu
reminder - we have a meeting this evening. See you folks there :)
cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org

Post by Nimret Sandhu
Hey Folks,
I hope everyone had a good break. Our first meeting of the year is next
Tuesday on the 21st at Disney in downtown Seattle. Pizza, Pop, News, Jobs
and our own Jason Osgood talking about the Fado project. Details are below.
See you all there.
Complete details are at http://www.seajug.org
cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org
*Jan 2014 : Tech Preview - Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado*
[image: Video]Video <http://www.nimret.org/seajug/index.jsp>
------------------------------
Fado compiles SQL queries to type safe JDBC convenience wrappers. SELECT
statements are converted to matching PreparedStatement and ResultSet
wrappers. Treating SQL as source code enables a more natural workflow.
Jason Osgood is a fan of open source, open government, and election
integrity. He started the Wing Ding study group with some friends. His main
hobby project is Legirati, for tracking law making in Olympia. Jason works
and lives in Seattle.

[Daniel Kirkdorffer]

Street parking is a crapshot at that location. I circled the area a few
times before I found a spot emptying just before I was about to give up. On
the other two occasions I arrived quite a bit early and found a spot but it
wasn't like there were very many.

It would be nice if Disney validated parking in their building.

Dan


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Nimret Sandhu
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direct SQL programming using Fado






the library is an option as long as you get out before 9. otherwise there is
street parking. I believe there are a couple of garages nearby. Rainier
Square or Westlake center is within walking distance. I usually bus it and
there are bus stops on the street corner.


cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 5:58 PM, Douglas Pearson <doug-list-S/***@public.gmane.org>
wrote:




Hey Nimret - what is the recommended place to park for Disney?

Doug

[Nimret Sandhu]

yeah, it can be a challenge with street parking. I'll ask Disney. Parking
at the Seattle Public Library across the street is cheap but you have to be
out before 9 pm so you may need to leave the meeting a little before the
end (though I've been recommending people finish by 8.45).

it's a good location for public transport (I bus it downtown :)

cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org

Post by Daniel Kirkdorffer
Street parking is a crapshot at that location. I circled the area a few
times before I found a spot emptying just before I was about to give up.
On the other two occasions I arrived quite a bit early and found a spot but
it wasn't like there were very many.
It would be nice if Disney validated parking in their building.
Dan
-----Original Message-----
Of *Nimret Sandhu
*Sent:* Tuesday, January 21, 2014 11:59 PM
*Subject:* Re: [seajug] Re: MTG ANNC: 21 Jan 2014 : Tech Preview -
Simple, direct SQL programming using Fado
the library is an option as long as you get out before 9. otherwise
there is street parking. I believe there are a couple of garages nearby.
Rainier Square or Westlake center is within walking distance. I usually bus
it and there are bus stops on the street corner.
cheers,
-
Nimret Sandhu
http://www.nimret.org

Post by Douglas Pearson
Hey Nimret - what is the recommended place to park for Disney?
Doug