Posts by Ezzaral

Edit: Cross-posted. Glad you got it working.

Why not just ask him "What issues?" I am not aware of any myself, except that it is a bit more difficult to read and will throw an exception if there is a formatting problem.

From what I could determine, it looks like the only way to accomplish that is to dynamically create the query with the desired criteria. Pass-through queries cannot use parameters and they are parsed and run on the remote server. They don't have any knowledge of your local database and its forms.
Here's just one of the links I ran across that discusses it: http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-1182381.php

You could probably create the query based on the update event from the combo box if you wanted to go that route.

>One tenth of 1% is 0.1 not 0.001. 0.001 is one thousandth of 1%

Um, no, one tenth of 1% is 0.001 because one percent is 0.01.

I just marked it solved instead. Perhaps someone searching for how to do this will run across your post and it will help them.

You can only edit within 30 minutes of submitting the post, so this one will have to stay as it is.

Please respect the forum rules regarding posting in English.

A couple of online books I ran across when I began looking into PHP:
Practical PHP Programming
PHP Essentials

Well, contact the game author then.

... and? I don't really see how anyone here can help you with that. You want code for some random program that you have?

First, read the site rules and pay extra attention to this one
"Do not write in all uppercase or use "leet", "txt" or "chatroom" speak"

Then post specific questions about the portions that you are having trouble with along with relevant code and error messages.

I mentioned that yesterday as well. You just have the frame sized too small for the components you added.

It's just a small layout issue. You probably want to use a different layout than the default FlowLayout for your panel. You can learn more about laying out components here: http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/index.html

Yes and you must call start() if you actually want to run it. Threads do not run themselves simply because you instantiate them.

That is why I said to add

t.start();

Did you actually try what I posted yesterday about starting your client handler threads?

When I did that, your code worked just fine.

H2 is another nice open source embedded database.

Yeah, it does stand out more now. Hopefully it will be used more frequently.

Sure. Or flagged to be deleted as a duplicate.

A thread can only be moved by a moderator of that particular forum section. You can use the "Flag Bad Post" button to request such a move. I would have moved it myself, but I am not a mod for Software Dev.

It's immaterial now, as you have already created a thread in C++, but at least you will know for future reference.

I have flagged it to be moved :)

Funny you should ask..
this is the Java forum.

That suggestion was mostly just an afterthought though. My previous post about starting the thread addresses your current issue.

Your initial size on the frame is a bit too small, by the way. The responses are there, but you have to make the frame a little larger to see them.

Yeah, I suppose it's fine for chat. I was thinking about some recent network-based client synchronization code I was working on when I wrote that.

You may also want to put a check in your broadcast loop to not send to the person who typed the message.

I don't see where you actually start this thread

Thread t = new Thread (new ClientHandler(clientSocket));

Try adding

t.start();

Adblock's list of blockable items on the page. It shows which are blocked and which are not. On that particular page, there were only two hidden items blocked and neither of them appeared to be related to any of your site scripts.

Yes, it's Adblock Plus, though the listing of items doesn't show anything blocked on that page.

>Gah, the Chrome ad blocker strikes again.
Actually, it's Firefox, Adblock Plus, and NoScript. I'm not running Chrome.

>Why not?
I just don't follow tech news that closely. I fell in here because of the technical forums.

I read a few of them now and then, but it's not really something I keep an eye on.

It looks like the multi-page note isn't working quite right on Firefox:
"You are currently viewing page 2 of this multi-page discussion thread; Jump to the first page"
is showing as
"You are currently viewing of this multi-page discussion thread; Jump to the first page".
The "page 2" is not actually visible, yet shows up in a copy-paste operation.

Thanks!

A little Testament today: Over The Wall from their first album.

I am agreeing and moving.

Save it as csv amd use mysqlimport?

I'm uncertain about the best name for it. "Java Web Development" may be just fine, but I wonder if it might draw many Javascript questions. I think we will always have some misplaced posts between the Java-based forums though.

Some older stuff from my college days:
Fates Warning - Point of View & Through Different Eyes

Yes, 'Database Design' speaks more to generic relational design issues such as normalization.

A single "Databases" forum might be workable under the current volume of posts. Right now the aggregated front page of those forums goes back 6 days; the second page 12 days. That would certainly solve the "where to put this post" issue.

I agree that an "Other Databases" forum would be useful.

Actually, Jon is very helpful around here. He assumption that you don't know the language well stems directly from the fact that you posted that you didn't know how to use classes and method within interfaces.

Perhaps you can start here to learn interfaces: http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/

>Well it does Delete, but only for moderators. So I will edit it so that the Delete part only shows up for mods. I keep forgetting to do this!

Thanks!

> No

button on either of the post editors. Will work on that too :)[/QUOTE]Thanks!

[QUOTE]> Page navigation on multi-page threads and forums is still only at the bottom That is currently by design, but I will see if I can do something about it while still achieving all of my design goals.[/QUOTE]I think it's more of an issue on multi-page threads, since you cannot tell they have more pages unless you scroll to the bottom. It's more of a convenience thing with the forum listings.

[QUOTE]> The "Start A New Thread" button at the top of the forums is barely distinguishable from a line of text and does not readily present itself in the forum listing. There is an enormous button at the bottom, and a smaller button was added to the top to appease people who wanted access without having to scroll. There has been absolutely no decrease in the number of new threads being created on a daily/weekly basis that would indicate that the 'new thread' button is now harder to find than it was in the old design.[/QUOTE]I'm just judging by the number of thread hijacks. Anything to get "START A NEW THREAD!!!!" more in their face is a good thing in my book ;)

[QUOTE]> Font/table size on the forum thread listings …

Here's a start: http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/java.net/ReadFromURL.html

Some issues from the redesign were discussed and have now fallen well off the radar so I wanted to bring them back to page one:

- "Edit/Delete" button: Complete misnomer, because it does not offer the ability to delete.

- No [icode] button on either of the post editors. Some who answer questions here do use that tag.

- Page navigation on multi-page threads and forums is still only at the bottom, along with the Mark Forum Read option. It's a pain in the ass to have to scroll to the bottom to see/navigate other pages of a thread. You cannot even tell that a thread has more than one page unless you go to the bottom of the page.

- The "Start A New Thread" button at the top of the forums is barely distinguishable from a line of text and does not readily present itself in the forum listing.

- Font/table size on the forum thread listings is still huge. Luckily this can be dialed back smaller in Firefox or I would have given up trying to read the listings at all.

Use equals() or equalsIgnoreCase() to test String equality, not "==".

You have to call next() three times if you want three values.

Why not store all three values into a single object as you read them from the file?

Write a project topic generator. Please.

Just go ahead and use the Point class.

Edit: Ok, nevermind. Cross-posted as you posted the above. If you do need to work with other single points, there are convenience methods to test Point containment with various shapes, including Rectangle.

So start coding!

Post specific questions when you run into troubles and perhaps someone can help you through them.

You aren't expecting someone to write this for you, are you?

You could try with UAC disabled I suppose. I'm not sure what else would be preventing you from editing that property file.

It may just be a UAC thing with Win7 or Vista. Do you have administrator access on that machine?

Ok, Chuck, thanks for that meandering trip down the rabbit hole.