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why should there be a ready made method for something that specific, that limited in scope? It's not too hard to write your own using some regular expressions and a bit of knowledge of the core Java APIs. And no, I'm not going to do that for you.

yes, stopping the spamming you're doing is a good start. And then starting to write things people actually can read without getting a headache.

> You shouldn't ask what they are looking for, as an interviewee you should know about the company and what they want and that you fulfill those things otherwise you shouldn't have applied. right in theory, in practice I've been called in blind into job interviews through recruitment agencies and …

the reason those classes aren't heavy on teaching math is because they assume you already know the math... Which tells a lot.

from asking "duh koduz" for "media prayers" to asking cracks for "strong decoders". Interesting progression.

you really want him to end up arrested and in prison for assault and maybe attempted manslaughter?

you'll need to know what protocol to use, and then find or write a library implementing that protocol. good luck, and as said we're not going to do it for you.

might also want to move this to the mobile forum, as it relates to Android development.

wow, facebook has mechanisms in place to detect people buying "friends" now? You're violating the TOS and being punished for it, tough luck. If people really like you, they'll find you. If you need to pay people to be your "friend", you're not worth having as a friend.

it also sounds like a very dirty hack, bordering on trying to perform some sort of trojan attack. AFAIK you indeed can't get a list of all class INSTANCES loaded by a JVM or ClassLoader, only a list of Classes loaded. If you think it through logically, you can also …

AFAIK you can't, that's something you'll have to ask your service provider to disable for your account. What you experienced is simply that the message was indeed received for you by the network, and sent on to your device, where it was received. After reception it is then simply discarded …

you should NEVER convert from floating point to anything else except for display purposes (or when another output vector requires another format, in which case you probably didn't want to use floating point numbers in the first place). This to prevent losing precision in conversion, and ending up with compound …

As there's a specific clause in the US constitution that provides protection against unreasonable search and seizure, and blanket subpoenas provide for ways to execute exactly those (search and seizure of property for no other reason than that someone wants to play peeping tom), yes, we should be worried. And …

never answer "why not" when asked what interests you in the company. It will be perceived as "oh, I'm not really interested in you but the salary and compensation looked nice, so it's better than nothing", which is not the impression you want to give them.

cheap spam attempt. As to "does an app increase business": maybe, depending on your intended clientelle and whether those have other means of finding your company. As to "does my app increase business to a degree larger than the cost of creating and maintaining it": probably not.

stop downloading pr0n and pirated stuff, and start using a proper virus scanner.

because your teacher tells you to and you'll fail your homework assignment if you don't. That's all the reason you need.

ALL "reviews" are tainted. Either the "review" is paid for by the manufacturer, a reseller, or a competitor, or at the very least the sample size is too small (user "ratings", typically only severely disgruntled and/or extremely happy people will bother). Check spec sheets, look at the things for real, …

It succeeds, but you're using the result incorrectly.

> 'm guessing you mean the change to the existing regulations regarding pistols? However, what you don't appear to have grasped is that firearms in general are 'banned' here anyway. > > However, what you don't appear to have grasped is that firearms in general are 'banned' here anyway. which …

I'd just buy a system from a schoolkid who had to build it as his homework assignment, no need to create something like that from scratch unless you have a big hotel chain with unique requirements, and then you'd best hire a team of experienced programmers.

"coding competitions" are the worst places to find good programmers. They're places to find kids who can churn out heavily obfuscated gimmicks quickly, which is not what you want to see in a professional environment.

iow webservices transfer data as raw bytes :)

Sometimes I do, usually I don't have to because some other kid has already done it for me in the mistaken impression he was handing an actual solution.

it's far more likely he's simply clicking a wrong link, like he did when he asked questions about how to play facebook games in a game DEVELOPMENT forum.

what should you do? You should not use 30 year old (yes, you read it right there) compilers.

And don't use the idea of copy constructors, that's C++ thinking. Java has the Cloneable interface and its system to created deep copies of things.

if you're handy with a soldering iron you can create an electronic circuit that performs the same functionality as any IC, it'll just be quite a bit larger. Of course you also need to know how to design the circuit.

one requires a brain, the other requires a brain aneurism.

I seriously doubt programs that automatically play the system are in accordance with the terms of use of any online gaming system...

since when does Java not require a compiler or is exclusively for web programming... Or are you confusing Java with JavaScript, something I'd not expect of you. Having a cloud based store for your code could be handy if you often work remote using a variety of computers. But I'd …

and why fine code anyway? It's never going to pay...

And even were it possible, it'd be unethical and possibly illegal for anyone to help you write one. Keyloggers are used almost exclusively in malware, thus the only conclusion we can come to is that you're trying to write malware.

nothing urgent about it, and if it were it'd be too late now anyway.

just another variant of the "give me a project title for my final year project" by just another unmotivated lazy kid that can't think for itself.

and the problem is? Just submit the form to a servlet, and you're doing exactly that. Of course if you're under the impression you can run Java classes on the client in a JSP you're gravely mistaken.

remember your board can have 3 values for each field, not 2. X, O, and blank. Best make that an enum, something like public enum FieldState { STATE_X('x'), STATE_O('o'), STATE_BLANK(' '); private value; private FieldState(char val) { value = val; } public char getValue() { return value; } }

We've gone through the same thing, and that's indeed the way to go. VERY carefully handle the endorsing, and TEST, TEST, and test some more.

still waiting for that random project idea generator... If just some kid were to make one, we'd never have to answer the thousands of questions like this we get every semester again.

uh, no. You're wrong on all counts there... ORIGINALLY the javax packages were eXtensions (or some people say eXperimental) to the language which were distributed separately. Rather than cause all the code that was already using them to break when they were integrated into the core distribution, the package names …

the JRE does not even contain a compiler... It is rather contained itself within the JDK which also contains a compiler. AS to the "problem", try learning a bit of Java. Start with a basic tutorial and work your way up from there.

of course the very act of checking an object to see if it's in the garbage collection queue may well remove it from the queue, and is likely to itself generate objects that make it on to the queue the moment your check ends. Therefore the check is useless. You …

Visual Studio and Eclipse (among others) provide some assist for writing CSS (like flyover help and autocompletion), and having a browser open with a page using the file you're editing can help a lot. Just press F5 on that browser after every save action to see it updated.

tarmac, hangar, graveyard, museum, airport, name your context. What type of "keeping"?

you might well be able to send email directly from your database from a trigger on the table that you're monitoring.

> Y2K was definately part of the equation. This also had to do with a booming IT industry. There were a lot of startups as well as companies investing in IT during this time. > yes, and the massive increase in companies offering certification programs was in part a response …

Most (all?) such "studies" are conducted for only a single purpose: to generate an excuse for someone, somewhere, to either legislate or sell something. The general public doesn't understand sample size, the press only prints the executive summary which doesn't mention it, and politicians cherry pick those lines that advance …

IDEA (IntelliJ) is an IDE, not a compiler. You need to install that separate. Of course you don't need a compiler to run Java programs, you need a Java runtime (which comes with the compiler). You need a compiler only to compile the source code of whatever you end up …

> But how can you be legally responsible to uphold all laws worldwide? There might even be explicitely conflicting laws between two different countries? yes, that is a problem that website operators (and others) on the internet can face. For example Linden Lab was sued in criminal court by German …