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> You’re giving me flashbacks to stored procs that directly invoke java methods A legacy application I once worked at used this extensively, and good grief it
by Shacklz 8y ago
> You’re giving me flashbacks to stored procs that directly invoke java methods
A legacy application I once worked at used this extensively, and good grief it gave me nightmares.
How anyone ever thought this is a good idea to use is beyond me; that stuff is not maintainable at all.
- AmericanChopper 8y agoYeah, the business logic was all over the place. Everything needed to be reverse engineered any time there was a problem, or if you wanted to make any changes. To make it worse, the app had about 300 scheduled tasks that were a mixture of batch files, SQL scripts and java classes. None of which had source code, most of which were slightly different and essentially operated as mysterious black boxes. We ended up having a copy of JD-GUI on all the production servers because we needed to decompile for debugging so often.