http://www.nerdlance.com/browseprojects.html All projects posted at Nerdlance.com en-us Mon, 12 May 2008 12:35:44 -0400 Mon, 12 May 2008 12:35:44 -0400 http://feedvalidator.org/docs/rss2.html Nerdlance.com Generator 1.0 webmaster@nerdlance.com webmaster@nerdlance.com Copyright 2005, Nerdlance.com I am looking for a web developer to build a me a social network similar to Myspace, after I choose a winning bidder I will provide a more detailed example of the website. http://www.nerdlance.com/p288 http://www.nerdlance.com/p288 GS_SAMULES Website Design Fri, 09 May 2008 19:50:32 -0400 We are currently converting a C# Windows application to Java since we need it to run on Mac OS X as well as Windows.

For this stage of the conversion we need someone to convert about 45 C# classes to identically functioning Java classes.

The classes constitute the middle layer of the application. Data from different sources are provided from the underlying data layer, various calculations are made on the data in the middle layer, and finally data is provided for the UI layer through properties and methods.

Note: The C# version makes heavy use of generic collections (List and Dictionary) and events for internal and external communication. Example: A object has one of its properties updated from the data layer. This in turn triggers an event informing the collection that the object is part of, that the collection needs to recalculate some values. Finally, this event will bubble up to the UI layer, that will receive an event notifying it that the values displayed need to be updated.

The Java version should mimic the functioning of the C# classes outwardly, but inside the classes you are free to use whichever standard Java classes you feel best suited to the task. This means that events should be used when and where they are being used in the C# version, methods should have the same signatures and names, etc.

The winner of the project will receive the full source code for the C# classes to be converted as well as stubs for data layer to help get you started.

Upon satisfactory completion of the project, follow-up projects for converting the data and UI layers are a distinct possibility. http://www.nerdlance.com/p287 http://www.nerdlance.com/p287 gert C# Java Mon, 05 May 2008 02:03:01 -0400