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  Tomás Augusto Müller 5:00 pm on January 29, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: certifications, java ( 7 ), scjp, sun ( 2 )   

  And now… Java Certified Programmer 

  Hi people out there!!
  I’m writing this post at Porto Alegre, where I did today the SCJP exam for Java 6.

  And?? I passed the exam!
  I answered correctly 68 of the 72 available questions. Which gave me a score of 94%.

  The exam was very dificult. A lot of questions about concurrency, collections (including some of the new Java 1.6 interfaces of collections framework: java.util.NavigableMap, java.util.NavigableSet), generics and API contents (including java.io.Console of Java 1.6).

  All others testing sections are involved in almost all questions, by all the way, like fundamentals of the language, declarations, initialization, scoping and flow control. A bunch of questions about object orientation concepts too.

  Having all this questions, full of little tricks each one, mixed in drag and drop, and multiple choice formats, achieving this certification is a good choice to prove your knowledge about the Java Language, no doubt.

  Now, I will give a small “summer break” (it’s very hot here : ), and enjoy this achievment.

  See you soon!

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    Lucas Muller 5:01 pm on February 2, 2009 Permalink

    É isto ai brother!Parabéns por mais essa conquista, muito merecida por todo teu esforço para alcançar esse objetivo!

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  Tomás Augusto Müller 9:47 pm on January 14, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: javaserver faces ( 5 ), jsf ( 5 ), translation   

  JavaServer Faces RI (Mojarra) Messages 

  Hello everyone!

  Looking at Mojarra jars (jsf-api.jar and jsf-impl.jar), reference implementation of JavaServer Faces, depending of which version you are using, you’ll find at least one file named Messages.properties. This file holds the standard messages for converters, validators, component errors and other implementation defined messages.

  In the lasted version of Mojarra (1.2_11-b01-FCS), those messages are in:

  jsf-api.jar\javax\faces\Messages.properties
  jsf-impl.jar\com\sun\faces\resources\Messages.properties

  So what?

  If you are from Brazil, involved in some project that use JSF-RI, and if you are seeking for the translated version of those messages in Brazilian Portuguese, your search is over!

  Take a look at this excellent job made by Cristiane Maerker, my team mate at UNISC.

  Once you’ve defined a message bundle for your application, you can selectively override some of the standard error messages as long as you use the proper existing key of the above file.

  By the way, Mojarra developers, what do you think to include this version of standad messages in distribution files of JSF-RI? See the Google Trends graphs for the search JavaServer Faces, JSF, Mojarra. Brazil appears in the top ten regions.

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    Rafael Ponte 6:15 pm on January 18, 2009 Permalink

    Congratulations Tomás!!This is a great contribution for the JSF brazilian developers, very nice!