Re: [OT] a java question

[Erik Weber]

Yeah, in "bootstrapping" I often run a static initializer right off the 
bat that loads bootstrap properties from the jar, then I set constants 
using private static getters that access the loaded properties 
underneath. Don't know where I picked that up (it's more useful in 
Swing), but it makes it easy to have a lot of configurable constants. :)

By the way, real nice site you have there (I'm assuming it is yours). 
Great design.

Erik
PA wrote:
On Jan 26, 2005, at 20:16, Erik Weber wrote:
There is more than one approach.

Alternatively you can still use a final, but only assign a value to it 
upon initialization. No further change will be allowed after that. So 
many obscure ways to shot yourself in the foot :o)

Cheers
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