Coding standards and naming conventions are usually determined at the project or enterprise level.
In fact, it is also straightforward to generalize the above code so that the code can handle both of these naming conventions as well as other similar conventions.
Attributes that follow standard JSF naming conventions (like these preceding examples) are all preset to appropriate values.
Hierarchical file systems and file-naming conventions are good, but they only go so far; sometimes you just need to find a document that contains certain information.
If any corporate standards exist — such as data naming conventions, user interface design guidelines, programming guidelines, or modeling guidelines — you adopt them at this point.
