[rabbitmq-discuss] Improving our documentation

[Michael Bridgen]

Jiri, thanks for your comments --

How's http://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-tutorials/tree/master/java 
now?  I'll update the tutorial text too.

> Regarding the Java examples, in my opinion the following is a bit unusual:
>
> - Java classes usually start with an uppercase letter.

I thought I'd get away with that one ..

> - Connection.close() should be probably called from a finally block.

This is a bit awkward, because (as it sends frames over the connection) 
Connection.close() can throw an IOException.  We may clean this up a bit 
by providing a closeQuietly().

> - Should recv.java really have an infinite loop?

It doesn't hurt, in our "Hello World" -- the nextDelivery() blocks.

> - When handling an exception, one should print all the available info
> before swallowing it - for example using e.printStackTrace().

Yes you're right, that is more idiomatic (and helpful).

Cheers,
Michael


>> Back in October, Marek announced that we had started work on some
>> beginners'
>> tutorials for RabbitMQ [1].
>>
>> I am very pleased to be able to let everyone know that the first "Get
>> Started" tutorials have gone live on the RabbitMQ website today. Thank
>> you
>> to everyone who provided comments and feedback - please keep them coming.
>>
>> The tutorials are available at:
>> http://www.rabbitmq.com/getstarted.html
>>
>> This is by no means the end of the work we are doing to make our
>> documentation better so expect to see more improvements over the coming
>> weeks and months. If you have any ideas about what you would like to see
>> (or, indeed, what you wouldn't) then please let us know.
>>
>> Jim
>>
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