on 03-24-2017 7:23 PM
Hi SDNites,
Please suggest if using open source JAR files in JAVA mapping is good programming practise and how can we rely on authenticity of it.
Is it easy to get it reviewed and accepted by client?
Regards,
Abhi
Hi Abhi,
Let's suppose that because of your requirements you have to implement some complicated logic. In a such case using an existing library can be a good / the only solution. I hope your customer agrees that there is no point in writing everything from scratch.
The authenticity of a such solution? Well, I think it depends on the credibility/reputation of your library/author(s).
Regards,
Andrzej
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Any update on this would be appreciated.
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Thanks Stefan.
I am trying to use external open source jar for csvreader.
Abhi
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Hi Abhi,
Try to avoid any 3rd party software in Java-Mapping.
If you need 3rd party software, then clarify with your client.
In my experience with Java-mapping, I only have 3rd-party software in on single mapping for a special use case.
What scenario do youthink about using external jars?
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