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Normally you'd use a combination of the two, depending on what is needed. There is even a school of thought that advocates against the use of http sessions, says that everything should be either passed through the page, through cookies, or persisted in between requests (database for example). While that's …

no, you don't want to do that.

if you can type with 4 fingers you can do more than most people in the industry already :)

It did. It included a very clear description of what's required. The kid's classroom instruction and course documentation will contain everything else it needs except a mind. IOW what we have here is just another lazy homework kiddo.

You can't. PDF is inherently read-only (apart from pdf forms, where users can fill in the form fields and their content can be edited by them later).

Average is simple: refer to your math textbook :) SUM(grades)/NUM(grades) = AVG

I'm pretty sure Blizzard Entertainment have such material available for new employees with a need to know, but almost certainly under a strict NDA. So all you have to do is apply to them for a job as a programmer and get hired. Of course the latter will probably require …

by doing your own homework and research. This question has been asked and answered a million times before. Only the exceptionally lazy and exceptionally incompetent will be unable to by now find the answer, and they don't deserve the answer.

You should have paid attention in class and done your homework. If you had, you'd have known what to do.

and the government chooses slow and expensive, and still doesn't get "good" :)

yes, it is possible.

Do your own homework, kid. I've once written a system like that, but a lot more elaborate, in less than 2 weeks when I'd never used JSP before. Of course I did have a 4 person team behind me to help with things like database design, analysis, etc. :) It's …

[QUOTE=EPhantom;1138825]Okay I found it :) ... Now I'm wondering if my college's degree would actually mean something or not in the employment realm. [/quote] In general experience and motivation mean more than any specific degree. Most people in software engineering have degrees, but most of those degrees have nothing to …

[QUOTE=mahdi68;1142180]Hi i want to know internet download managers ( applications to manage downloads from internet such as IDM or aria2 , ...) how to works ??? [/QUOTE] Most of them don't work. [QUOTE=mahdi68;1142180] how can this applications increase download speed ??? how they able resume downloads ??? and ... thanks[/QUOTE] …

I've never heard of a high school kid having a "new and original idea" though for its "final year project". Most just regurgitate something stolen from the internet, change the names in the documentation to their own, and submit it as "original work" it seems.

[QUOTE=BestJewSinceJC;1143044]Use google?[/QUOTE] It's probably still broken...

if you'd actually done some research you'd have found tons of information. You might not have found anything you can understand at your level of proficiency, but the information is there.

I think your own inaptitude of finding something to write about is a very good thing to write about. It's after all endemic in youngsters posting questions to these (and other) software development forums, showing a total lack of interest in original (or indeed any) thinking on the part of …

and what is line 11?

The math part is language independent. There are books about image manipulation out there, many highly theoretical. Lowpass and highpass filters work essentially the same as in electronics, so filter theory books for that should work as well. Start out writing a simple filter, and work your way up :) …

Or put a timestamp in the http session at the time the page is sent to the client, and check whether the time between that and receiving the submitted answer from the client is within limits.

Oracle is used by intelligent people

too lazy to use capitals, code tags, and proper English? No can do on helping you.

Acer netbooks are quite nice :)

by doing your own homework

trying to put business logic into your hashcode algorithm (which you're attempting to do) is almost always a bad idea. The hashcode should be such that items can be quickly identified in hashsets and hashtables, nothing more or less (apart from 2 items returning true on calling equals() also returning …

Microsoft support are some of the best in the business, especially when it comes to issueing replacement disk sets and other essentials to customers. I've never had them NOT come through in fact, the only time they couldn't help me was when my Outlook database was corrupt beyond repair, but …

change to a sports major and forget about programming. It's obviously totally uninteresting (at least if you think you have your priorities right in going to a sports thingie instead of going to school).

and of course you need the correct language version of each, as a license for say a UK version is invalid for a US version or a German version, an Australian version, etc. etc.

Every class extends another class, except Object...

Stupid idea, and wrong on some many counts I don't even know where to start. 1) you're creating one potential mess of a security breach by writing cleartext passwords to an open directory on a harddisk 2) you're assuming the temp dir isn't cleared regularly. This is a bad assumption …

You must learn to understand what you're actually seeing as you are utterly WRONG about what is happening. Those pictures and other things are each loaded as a separate http request, so it's not strange at all they're not showing up in your listing of headers. In fact you are …

no, we're not going to do that. MAYBE if you asked nicely and showed you'd at least tried to do it yourself we'd help, but we're not your slaves to order around like that.

[QUOTE=TheWhite;1137753]It looks like new File("config.ini") will look for "config.ini" in the current working directory..... I was in C:\users\ME\ when i ran it via its file path which was in another folder. When I switch to the folder the jar was in, it worked fine. Any way to make it use …

[QUOTE=blackreb;1137640]i don't know what LAN/WAN is.[/QUOTE] turn off your network card.

Microsoft is simply not the behemoth world dominating company it's being portrayed as being by its enemies. It's a company that's strong (very strong even) in some markets, a big but not dominant player in others, and a small contender in others again. Its operating systems and office software are …

or simply RTFM. Instead of the fat clients Oracle 10g uses a thin client web interface with pretty similar functionality to the 9i fat client. SQL Plus is still available and the preferred way of accessing the database though. Maybe you should learn to use SQL?

There is an important philosophical difference, and one that most people don't realise. Those same people don't realise that GET and POST are actually not all the possible http request methods, there are several others! GET is intended for requesting data from the webserver. POST is intended for submitting data …

You can't. At best you can analyse the http headers coming in and try to draw some conclusions based on those but it's not reliable nor usually conclusive. There's no need to know anyway, unless you're planning to release platform specific malware which you can't expect us to help you …

[QUOTE=Shinedevil;1137723]Who the hell asks these kind of homework questions...?[/QUOTE] mostly lazy schoolkids who'd rather spend their time playing videogames than getting an education but don't want bad grades because their parents might take their videogames away if they do.

AFAIK there are several commercially available (and probably free as well) tools that will export 3DSMax models to DX compatible format for you. Those formats are not dependent on the language used, they can be loaded using standardised DirectX API calls.

In my experience hand coded user interfaces are usually easier to maintain and perform better than machine coded ones. That said, the initial cost of developing them can be higher, especially if the people doing it aren't experts in the use of Swing (or whichever library is used). For myself, …

so retrieve 1 question only, not all of them :) 1) get a random number to indicate the question to get 2) use that to retrieve the question and only the question 3) show the question

and remember your teacher goes slow for a very good reason: going fast will make most people miss important things, and that includes you. You may jump ahead only to find out later you've forgotten over half of what you were supposed to have learned. Learning is all about long …

The Sun never sets on the empire of Oracle :) Just wondering whether to hasten my Sun certification along or wait with the exam until after it's fully integrated into Oracle's certification program.

[QUOTE=vaultdweller123;1131670]its an infinite loop dude.... [/QUOTE] No, it's actually a recursive name :)

Can't use fish to redirect http requests, they don't know what to do.

given your current "calculation" you don't need a loop at all.

so do some research of your own rather than just dumping your homework on us and expecting us to do it for you.

[QUOTE=ardav;1132934]Would it be an idea to have a poll/vote on whether to keep voting (up/down) system? A number of options could be included. Whatcha think?[/QUOTE] Best solution IMO: scrap both rep and voting and give mods more power to remove useless and factually incorrect posts (which are the main reason …