Cookies should never contain passwords. You can have a cookie contain a session id. The session id can then point to a user in a database. From the database you can easily cross reference the user's...

well then I can pass it as an Integer and a Float

well I have either an int or a float all the calculations are the same except for the constructor, where I need to call either java.util.Random nextInt or nextFloat

use a csv extenion on any text file
for example, a file named output.csv
with the following data:
a,b,c
1,2,3
x,y,x

would produce the following in excel,
cell a1: a
cell b1: b

I am using generics in java, and I want to know how I can test to see if I have a int or a float? Is there some sort of type-testing? I'm sure there is, I just need someone to help point me in the...

I was talking about the other component, those two I already knew

I have been searching for a long time, and I cannot remember the name of this swing component that I attached in the image.

It's the one that is captioned "Please input the...." I don't need help...

what does this have to do with programming in java? This sounds more like a webserver issue.

look in the httpd.conf file to change the port (in apache)

i think i see what u mean... the focus will automatically return to main, so there is no need to call main(); it will continue from where it left off.

you can return primitive data types and objects... not functions

it sure is, go ahead and try it!

it's like placing a zip in a zip

all the years from 1628 to 2005 .... hmmm, I would definately look into a for loop for this one

sounds like a homework problem to me

yes i would encrypt the password, but if you can view my source code, then you can view how it was encrypted, and thus decrypt it, I thought about having 2 passwords, one is the software to make sure...

oah yeah and I know about obuscaters, but that doesn't almost nothing to protect your code, just makes it really decently hard to copy

i hear that java is supposed to be very secure and it has all these security features yadda yadda yadda, but my question is: if you can decompile the program modify its content and recompile it, then...

is there anything you need help with specifically? we are not here to do your homework, so unless you have a more specific question then forget about it

you might want to consider creating a jnlp file instead

java was not designed to natively run on any operating system, so any thing like your jbuilder is completly independent of sun java. As far as i know many java to exe compilers are actually convert...

you can find plenty of them here:
http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=gateway&trove_cat_id=198&section=trove_cat&Go.x=0&Go.y=0

it could just be cached...
open control panel
double click java
under "general" --> temporary internet files click delete files
make sure "downloaded applets" is checked
click ok, click ok
...

uhm, maybe a BindException or a PortUnreachableException but i'm not sure

Good luck if the file was encrypted usign unlimited strenght encryption, which is available for java (if you live in the usa). You just have to download it seperately. Do you know what encryptions...

here is another site:
http://cs.saddleback.edu/rwatkins/CS4A/ExamplesIndex.html
http://cs.saddleback.edu/rwatkins/CS4B/ExamplesIndex.html

learn how to interact with a MS Access Database, MySQL...

take a long at java.io.ObjectOutput as this has already been created for you...

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/io/ObjectOutput.html
no sense reinventing the wheel

there are thousands of ports, i think it ranges from 1-65,536 the first 1,024 are reserverd ports even though not all of them have been claimed yet, so program should generally try and refrain from...

use javax.swing.JScrollPane and then just add your text area to this

lol, what if the program crahes or the operating system crashes/turns off/restarts/etc... and the file is left there for all eterninity! then the program will never be able to be opened again!

java.util is a legacy package, how do you figure Vectors should have been deprecated? It is part of the collections framework, they also updated it for java 1.5 to support enumerated types

just create a little loop and have it print on a new line everytime you repeat through that loop or are you trying to do this in a GUI?

System.out.println("column 1 column2");...

why don't you read it in this format:
char, int, string

then just use StringTokenizer to serpate any strings at the end, since you are usign tokenize you can count how many tokens are there to...

i tried it and it worked just fine, let me give you the link, but this time i substituted the username/password in there
...

you mean if you had the following:

intArray[0] = 0;
intArray[1] = 1;
intArray[2] = 2;
intArray[3] = 3;
intArray[4] = 4;
and you wish to convert it to:
intArray[0] = 0;
intArray[1] = 1;

well if we are trying to do that, then i would avoid putting a delimeter of a comma, since that will break up the lines at every single comma. A good delimiter would be the end of line signal, \n...

interfaces are classes which are abstract, which means if you implement a class you MUST override every single method in that class

for instance suppose you have a JSlider and want to add an...

haha ... look who the idiot is now! :o :cry:

i made my own custom charset so i could increment it myself and just usign ....

well i dont want to go to far into the code for this as i dont want to get kicked off this site! but once you get...

Actually it's an extremely easy project. Realisticaly, as you have mentioned it will take forever and have virtually no practical use because of the time! And like i said it takes a day or two with a...

i would not have responded to this question, but at the same time i did not want the wrong answer being given out... which i think is 10x worse than just been given the answer

I always thought it was fun to build a crack not because it goes around the law, but because it is something totally new to program.

Granted I have never distrubuted one, and have only managed to...

actually I don't believe they are... a loop starts at the beginning goes straight to the end, and then repeats.

a recusrive method/function will start at the beginning and go until it is called...