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    Default final String currentWorld = "Java Forums"; String.format("Hello %s", currentWorld);

    Hello everyone.

    I take noone will read this thread, so I am going to write some short sentences to make the Forum's auto-log [1] happy to get rid of it. Well, I live in Germany (yes, "zee Germany") and I am sort of a Senior Java Developer for Finances among others in my company. I am proud to say that I fell in almost every pitfall which came with Java, but don't we all learn from our mistakes :^)

    I am also the author of of the comic characters Astrid, the Giraffe and Philipp the Zebra.

    Anyway I registered here to find answers for my current diploma about Java 6 Annotation Processing in Eclipse. If you have any good advices beside Sun's usual APT-Webpages, feel free to leave a message after the beep.

    Yours sincerely
    emciefrog

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    Last edited by mcfrog; 04-02-2009 at 07:45 PM. Reason: Why not telling people even more about me?
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