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Modern programming languages tend to provide multiple ways to achieve most tasks. For instance, most C++ developers will tell you that there are many ways one can cause an unexpected SEGFAULT in that particular language.
In Java (and it’s evil near-twin, C#), there are a few different ways one can exploit the nice strong type system to make life easier (or one would hope).
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Recently, I’ve been working on a J2EE web application for a client. The application provides an interface for users to view credit card transactions that they’ve processed by various means.
In an example of how great this client is, they didn’t opt to kill me when I managed to halt all transaction processing with an update I pushed to their production server. The implications of the lesson learned are most worrying.
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