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Is ok i made it using template and 1 more that works are holder, all Statssets like PcInstance. I don't use 1000 Maps anymore.

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This is so entertaining.

 

This is more like one to ones with tk, xdem, sdw and tessa an occasionally Access the retard will pop up and say something irrelevant and stupid.

 

Mxc 2017

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This is so entertaining.

 

This is more like one to ones with tk, xdem, sdw and tessa an occasionally Access the retard will pop up and say something irrelevant and stupid.

 

Mxc 2017

What happen elfo you're mad these days kid?

 

Also you refer at me as "will pop up and say something irrelevant and stupid" like you do something completely different right now.

You came, you said your irrelevant shit and you left cause you probably sad right now  :-\  

 

Is okay elfo consider you had a sucessful past we support you!!!!!! :-[

 

<gives you space to speak for your self and what you did>

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Want a serious answer?

An xml contains data.

 

This data can be converted to a java model.

You have an ArrayList<YourModelHere> or HashMap<YourModelHere.id,YourModelHere> depending on what you want to do.

 

In your loop during the parsing of the xml you will add a new instance of YourModelHere and add it to this lost.

Then you can access any object from the list or map.

 

What is hard about it?

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Want a serious answer?

An xml contains data.

 

This data can be converted to a java model.

You have an ArrayList<YourModelHere> or HashMap<YourModelHere.id,YourModelHere> depending on what you want to do.

 

In your loop during the parsing of the xml you will add a new instance of YourModelHere and add it to this lost.

Then you can access any object from the list or map.

 

What is hard about it?

I know how to code elfo , i already done this anyway my question is not "how can i make xml in a model".

 

I asked what is the best way. Since i code my answer i made it. But when someone open a topic for suggestion

and u call him/her retard cause mr xdem pop up and say shit its ur problem not mine.

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I know how to code elfo , i already done this anyway my question is not "how can i make xml in a model".

 

I asked what is the best way. Since i code my answer i made it. But when someone open a topic for suggestion

and u call him/her retard cause mr xdem pop up and say shit its ur problem not mine.

Well i gave you the best way.

 

I actually agree with xDem on what he said anyway.

 

Btw every time you use singleton a little baby panda dies.

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Now I want to hear what you have against (a proper, not this) singleton ?

I really dont like them for two main reasons even though there are more.

 

  1. They really take a huge shit on testable code.
  2. They violate the single responsibility principle

I do like the enum way of doing singletons in java but just for the fun of it.

I find DI way better to manage and use.

 

(My point is they are fine but there are very specific cases that you really need them)

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