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I think you should tell us what specific error you are receiving at this point. I don't know where you're having trouble at as I posted an example that should work for you.

You should also read...

Well, the actionPerformed method takes an actionEvent, not a windowEvent. As long as your class implements ActionListener and contains the method void actionPerformed(actionEvent e) then you should...

Read it like a Properties file, you just won't have the section headers like [xxxxx], but all the properties will be read into basically a hashtable.

Properties p = new Properties();
p.load(new...

Always happy to help out a fellow top gear viewer ;)

I need a method of rendering HTML in Java. I was originally planning to use WebKit for SWT (http://www.genuitec.com/about/labs-webkit-for-swt/WebKit%20For%20SWT%20Developer%20Guide.html), but I'm...

I ended up using Jericho to do what I needed.

I was just trying to figure out the same thing last week. Basically, your 'Word' nodes are still Elements with children. To get the text between the opening and closing tags, grab the element's...

It's a security issue. The following link should explain things.

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~lsiden/tutorials/signed-applet/signed-applet.html

Think of an ArrayList as table. You'd make 1 class for each different table, not each variable. Let's say you need to store customer information, a typical table would look like this:

...

I suggest asking on JForum's forum.
http://jforum.net/forums/list.page

As it's their project, I'm sure they could help you a lot quicker than those of us who have never looked at their source...

For starters, I don't see how that would compile considering you instantiate JPanel with reference to 'card' before it is even initialized.

Secondly, you should add your CourseChooser component to...

I've played around with HTMLEditorKit and HTMLDocument, and while I've managed to do the parsing I needed, I also need the complete source code of the document to pass along to a webkit renderer. ...

Thanks for reading the API closer than I did.

I guess it would be the DOM parser. The fact that DocumentBuilder.parse() can throw a SAXException is what made me think it was SAX parser.

I'm using javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory to load an XML file. The file contains paired elements like so:

<A></A>
<B></B>
<A></A>
<B></B>
<A></A>
<B></B>

So if I did the...

What isn't your method doing that it should be doing?

Your instructions say you should have a Customer.borrowVideo(Video v) method, but I don't see one in your class.

Change:
byte[] requestArray, rec_bytes

To:
byte[] requestArray, byte[] rec_bytes

I don't think you can initialize multiple variables from a single type like that within the method header.

I'm starting to remember why I stopped visiting the forums.

Good job, you pasted your homework assignment. Why are you sharing it? Have a specific question?

good luck with that

Ok, so you were able to post your homework, but how about explaining what the problem is you're having?

For starters, you can initialize your array like this:
int[] values = {1,4,9,16,17,21,25,33,37,40};

You can use "values.length" to get the number of elements in the array. Use that in...

I would do something like this:


if (!(option == JOptionPane.YES_OPTION))
stop = true;

I have no idea what the values are for the constants, so always better to use the constant name...

So what's holding you back from doing it? I'm guessing you need help on parsing the initial string?

What is wrong with you? You brought back a 4 year old thread and hijacked it. Do a search on the forum, hundreds of kids have asked for project ideas already. Develop a front-end interface for an...

I know you can access the registry from command line, I had to do that with Basic awhile ago. This only helps in reading the registry as far as I know, if you need to write to it you'll need to look...

The parent nodes still require the same number of columns as the children. In that jtreeTable example, I would still need to span the folder row across all 4 columns.

You want an HTML/CSS forum. Your question still makes little sense, what is this "hover" feature? Do you mean your background changes color when you hover your mouse over it? To override a hover...

I need to create table with expandable rows. Each row in the table can be expanded to display a secondary row. While I have managed this in the past for other projects, this problem is slightly...

I don't know what your "getThePage()" method looks like. I'm assuming you're trying to listen for the ENTER key? Add a KeyListener to the text field. To set the page, look at the following method in...

Recalculate the price after a selection change.

public void valueChanged(ListSelectionEvent evt){
if (!evt.getValueIsAdjusting()){
price = basePrice;
if...

These might help you solve your equations:

http://www.mathreference.com/la-det,simeq.html

http://www.themathpage.com/alg/simultaneous-equations-3.htm

They explain the method, or "formula"...

Platform games are generally tile-based. So use a 2D array to store your map tiles. You only draw the tiles that are visible within the viewport (what the play can see on the screen). You'd...

Read through this (assuming a GroupBox is what I think it is):

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/border.html

Here's a good project for you to work on, a spell checker.

I'm assuming you're talking about adding columns to a JTable? Check out the methods in the DefaultTableModel class.

We don't know what you're building, you're going to have to do a much better job at explaining what you're trying to do.

Where are you getting lost at ?

Well here's the api docs for JAI if thats what you wanted:
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jai/forDevelopers/jai-apidocs/index.html

JAI is the only library I know for this, unless you...

Found this, not sure if its quite what you want or not.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/table.html#validtext

You might want to search google for info about C++ pointers, but the code looks pretty straight forward for porting it to Java.