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Properties of JDK which could be verified or validated

By on Oct 4, 2006 in Programming | 0 comments

Verification proves that a product meets all requirements that have been specified during the previous activities and these activities are carried out correctly, whereas validation is concerned about meeting the user’s requirements [Lewis, 2005, p.7]. As we all know, JDK can be either verified or validated, because it’s delivered in two different ways, Sun provides JDK as a source code package as well as compiled version. Therefore customer can go through the source code and investigate software flaws (if there is any). I’d like to highlight few properties by which we can verify or validate this software. The table below listed some of the properties that I want to discuss them. Property Verify Validate-------------------------------------------------------------Source Code Documentation XSoftware portability XError Handling X XObjects and Functions Integrity X XCode Efficiency...

JAVA: Using JPanel as Application Main Panel

By on Jul 17, 2005 in Featured, Programming | 0 comments

Most of the programmers like to have the most beautiful menu bars and components in their applications, but in Java programming language, because of limited access to system level resources; it is a little bit difficult.Today I am going to explain how to make an attractive application frame, what I am going to say here is just the basics and a simple application that you can download and run it as a NetBeas Project.Since I usually use NetBeans IDE, this entire document is based on that IDE, so if you want to match this information with your programming environment you might check documents of your product.Normally when you are going to build a menu driven application in java, you make a Frame then start adding new components, this shows the normal borde for your application, but if you need more your should use JPanel instead of JFrame, working with JPanel need more manual codes but...

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