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Im curious, what do you guys think of novell? I mean, do you like it or not?

You can download DOS versions such as Koffee I think it's called, but I don't see a point in that, and I doubt it would change much accessibility.

Connection: 640 kbs Download: 76 kb/s I guess that's pretty good for being on wireless.

Please post some code, if you are using doubles it should show up as a double. Other than that, you can use the DecimalFormat class to format decimals to a specific decimal place.

JEdit is my all time favorite..I would prefer it over any IDE, and day. I personally like using the command line to compile and run my junk, but that's just my personal preference.

Is that your website?

[QUOTE=EvilObsidian] } } The problem is that it won't allow me to use the data type "char" for a switch statement switch( letter ) { case A: newText = newText + letter; break; case B: ... and so on And one last question, is there a better way to check …

I would do something like this: [Code] public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae) { if (ae.getSource() == theCalculateButton) { int comp = Integer.parseInt(computerQuanityJTextField.getText()); int print = Integer.parseInt(printerQuanityJTextField.getText()); double tax = .175; totalJTextField.setText("" +getCost(comp,print,tax)); } } public double getCost(int compQuanity, int printQuanity, double tax) { double totalCost = compQuanity * 350; totalCost += …

I don't know how you could continue most programs without user input.

I'm thinking this is how you would do it: Have three counter variables: [Code] sCount oCount hCount String input = file.readLine(); for (int i=0; i<input.length(); i++) { if (input.charAt(i) == "s") { sCount++; } else if (input.charAt(i) == "o") { oCount++; } else if(input.charAt(i) == "h") { hCount++; } } …

How would you put a scrolling message on your application with a seperate thread, sort of like an advertisment?

I have this code that creates a triangle based on user input, which is the base of the triangle. Now, what I want to know, is how could you display the triangle upside down, and have spaces in between the astrix..To see what I'm talking about, compile and run the …

Pretty good. I think you should make the transition slower, and possibly zoom in on the picture at really slow intervals(looks really cool).

For pie charts, you would use the drawArc() method. I have an example, but I accidently deleted one of the source files, but I still have all of the class files. So, I can post the source files that I do have, if you want. I could also give you …

Have you ever got your processor up to 102% usage?

I can't seem to remember how you create subitems in the menu's. Does anyone know how? Like this: Format --> Color(then like a drop down) *red *blue *green

I got this method that encrypts and decrypts text. All of it works fine, except when it comes to spaces. It doesn't convert the spaces correct. If you take a look at it, you might understand. [Code] import java.util.*; public class CustomCypher { public String encryptText(String key, String text) { …

I think JSP has that support, not sure.

I'm trying to write this method that takes some parameters from my text editor, and encrypt the text. I got part of it written, but I'm stuck on the next bit. I got the part where you convert the "key", but I just can't figure out what to do next. …

Do you even have any kind of hardware that gets the temperature?

use this: [Code] System.out.print(); [/Code] Just leave off the ln, in println.

Hope you guys don't mind me saying anything, but I really like (I think it's the VB.NET naming conventions)...Java from what I read wants you to do this just for a simple button: startButton; which in VB.NET, the proper way was this: btnStart; I think this is much more logical …

Are you repainting or graphing something?

I think JDialog is the best to use when puting custom components like that in.

Yep, you can use decimal format, or the Math.round(), but you'll be satisfied with the DecimalFormat class.

It's basicly the same as adding to a framed application, without a few methods such as setDefaultCloseOperation() and setSize().

My applet is not showing up in a web page, and all of the code is correct... I'll post it and the html code: [Code] // import all need packages import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.applet.*; //extend JFrame for the user interface and actionlistener for events public class …

How are you making these forms? Are they modal frames, or just frames?

You would get a lot more responses, if you chose to post this in the proper forum...If you look, this is the book review forum..Post it in the java programming forum, and I guarantee that you will get more responses.

Does anyone know a good tutorial on parsing math equations? I would use google, but I don't know what to search.

Here's a way of doing it, works best if you sort the array first, but you don't have to. [Code] import java.util.*; class DescendingOrder { public static void main(String[] arguments) { String[] names = {"a", "c", "f", "d", "e"}; Arrays.sort(names); System.out.println("Descending order:"); for (int a = 0; a < names.length; …

Is this other application one that you made, or just some other window application?

I could be wrong about this, but I would think no matter how you do it, it would be possible to loose some packets due to the quality of the connection, and so forth. Again, I could be wrong, so maybe somone that knows a little more than me can …

I can help you, but I have school right now, but after I'll help you.

[QUOTE=milaco8318]I have recently come in touch with the JAVA and I was wondering if somebody can help me with the console window code. Thanks in advance P.S - Also, when typing the code into the JBuilder, where does it go? Does it go straightafter: package XX; Thanks,[/QUOTE] Here code for …

If it's just calculating the average, do you have to return both of those arrays? I mean, you could just calculate the average and return an int value, instead of returning void. Then you could call the method from main.

create your own costructor with those 3 arguments, it will give you a good learning experience! ;)

I guess after you create the button, you would set the font of it: [Code] JButton.setText("Button"); JButton.setFont(new Font("sansserif",Font.BOLD,12); [/Code] Don't know if that will work or not, doing it from memory.

use paintComponent(Graphics g)

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Are you talking about setting bounds of the frame, or the 3D shapes your wanting to draw?

I had all of this program finished except for the plotting like a week ago...Ever since then, I've been trying to figure out how to plot the stupid polynomials..I thought I had it, but the program seems to go crazy whenever it's suppose to repaint..It's like repainting components on top …

If your using JCreator, I think this is your only solution: MINIMIZE!

I have this problem with graphics, actually I know it's with my compiler... If I try to set the background of a button or something I get erros that's not even in my code.. I have this: [Code] btnCalc.setBackground(Color.blue); [/Code] and I get theses errors [Code] //g is already defined …

In the MouseEvent's you can do this to get the location of the click: Event.getX(); Event.getY(); That would help you with the coordinates of where the click happened, and where you should draw the line.

think you could post a little more code, and with code tags?

The elements of ID, mark or whatever have to be of the same type as what those arrays are... String[] ID = new String[12]; int[] mark = new int[12];

First of all, I would recommend putting some of that code in the constructor method, rather than the main methd: [Code] public class TaxCalc extends JFrame implements ActionListener { //instance variables up here // like the textfields so you can get the input [B] public TaxCalc() { // some code …

My guess is that your school uses some new packaged classes because they are too lazy to create a one line statement that reads input. EasyReader is not a java class, that is, if you haven't downloaded that add on.. use this: BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); int x …

This class is suppose to create a JPanel with a bufferedimage to draw on..I instanstiate this class from the main driver class, and it shows up fine, but I can't draw anything on the image, or even set the background color of the jpanel. Here is the class, see if …