jwenting

and "shows some error message" isn't going to tell anyone much of anything.

and it seems the kid also misses a basic understanding of classpaths, server configuration, and a lot of other things quite apart from not knowing Java and having the terribly bad idea of using scriptlets. And it gets worse. The kid creates the chart (or tries to) as a file …

no, that's no longer QBasic. There are compiled languages with a syntax similar to QBasic, some of them might even take simple QBasic programs verbatim, but they're not QBasic and you certainly can't take a .bas file and expect another computer to run it that is too modern to have …

and visit the mySQL forum here.

read the documentation. It will tell you how to set up a JSP to return UTF-8 or whatever.

write your own...

and quite apart from that, using the bridge driver is also a VERY bad idea. It's unstable, old, and poorly written. Read the documentation, it's not intended to be used as more than a demo (and that a decade ago) of what JDBC is.

quite simple. Yahoo is smart and doesn't allow just anyone to send mail using their servers. You'll find almost every mailserver on the internet to be that smart, because the stupid ones have long been turned into spam havens and blocked from sending mail TO anyone because of that. And …

and no, it's not "argent". Argent is French for silver, and Java is not Silver.

doing that is likely a violation of the terms of service of the websites you're going to be leeching the information from. Try instead to get the data in a legitimate fashion. Most brokers of information (iow, the people those websites BUY the information from) are going to have web …

sigh. Did you even bother to check the dates on this thread before posting your rantings? You're 4 YEARS late, kiddo.

it says it can't find a class with that name. That class doesn't exist.

1.2 is end of life, and has been for years. 1.3 is going end of life soon, and in fact already is end of life for all platforms except Solaris. Expect 1.4 to go end of life with the release of 1.7, probably next year. my guess is that the …

what does it ask? It asks you where your JRE is. What should you do? GUESS!

PKD and Heinlein. Asimov and Niven. And to make complete the top 5, Orson Scott Card.

I had my first remote controlled aircraft some 25 years ago. And yes, that's a UAV by the strict definition.

no, database connections don't belong in JSP.

not going to help any kiddo that insists on using scriptlets.

look better. The server documentation and tutorials are a good place to start.

you have 2 classes with the same name in that package. That's not allowed. Keep classes one to a sourcefile, much easier (and as in that case the file should have the name of the class you can't create more than one class with the same name per package any …

no. Maybe if we knew WHAT tutorial and where you got it. But we don't and apparently neither do you or you'd just go and download it again yourself...

kid's still insisting on doing database access from JSP. Maybe if it would stop trying that it would get somewhere...

I've a feeling that many schools these days have homework assignments like "get someone on the internet to make XXXXX for you", where only XXXXX differs between assignments. It's the only explanation I can think of for the flood of homework kiddos out there.

What's wrong with Sumerian, Egyptian, and Greek?

[QUOTE=jbennet;595119]when the power plug isnt in.[/QUOTE] I've actually had that reported as a bug in our software on more than one occasion (of course not worded like that, the truth only comes out when questioning past the "it doesn't work" stage). And in one of those cases that led to …

read the manual. I'm sure Netbeans can do it for you, but your question once again shows very clearly why you should NEVER try to learn a new language by using an IDE as it only teaches how to click buttons.

if the kid's too lazy to prepare for his interview, he doesn't deserve the job and WILL fail in it if he does get it.

Oracle stores dates as numbers, the display format is ALWAYS determined by the client, not the server.

Kid, check the dates on threads you're replying to. This one was resolved well over 2 years ago. But do tell, is it a new sport somewhere to create forum accounts just to post nonsense to age old threads? I've been seeing it a lot lately.

but don't do it in a JSP.

that's not a tag, it's a parameter to a standard html tag that calls a Javascript method.

I've no clue how "u" would do it. I do know how I would do it and that's described in every beginner's tutorial so go read one.

good of them to do that. Those drugs have longterm negative effects on health, are illegal to use without a prescription (and thus if those kids use them they ARE committing a crime and so probably are their parents for providing them). There's IMO no difference to these kids using …

but he REALLYYYYYY wants to!!!!!! Kid, however much you want something impossible, it's not going to happen. Welcome to the real world.

no, we're not going to help cheaters and PK'ing lowlife thieves.

read my lips: DO NOT USE SCRIPTLETS. And you're so incompetent you don't even know how to use them to do what you want to do, which I'm not going to tell you as you should never do that in the first place.

not urgent. Come back in 10 years and maybe someone with more patience will attempt to read those thousands of lines of code to figure out what you did wrong (quite aside from writing a class with thousands of lines in it, which is very bad in itself).

this has nothing to do with JSF, but with basic web application architecture and deployment. You're missing classes in your deployment.

sigh. Another kiddo that can't read and wants to do things in JSP that it should not.

the _init() method is no doubt defined in some superclass. The ?: statement is a threeway conditional. Equivalent to "if e instanceof FacesException throw (FacesException) e; else throw new FacesException(e);" It's shorter, cleaner, than the long form for short things like this. I like it a lot, use it a …

There are some ActiveX wrappers for Java, using one of those you should be able to embed the WMP ActiveX control (the same thing used in websites) in your Swing application. I've never done it, but some searching would probably bring up what you need.

of course the reason you need to do it is to get a decent grade for your homework...

yes. You are, asking for people to do your homework for you, posting in random locations totally unrelated to the topic at hand, posting nonsence, not providing enough information, or any combination of the above.

I'm doing a bit of Oracle ADF, quite nice.

no. Do your own homework. The Oracle JDBC drivers come with extensive documentation. And then there's the JDBC tutorial. And oh, requesting personal help by email in public forums is extremely rude.

do homework during a programming course? Don't be silly, all you need to do is find some fool on a forum somewhere who can be tricked to do it for you.

if it includes Visual C++ specifically it probably includes DirectX. It's the library of choice after all for game development with Visual Studio :) DarkBasic and GameMaker both are kiddie programs. Amateur stuff, but handy to guickly set up something to see those models you made in Maya and 3DS …

many people still use it. I don't, the paperwork here is far too cumbersome that's required to get and retain a radio operation license (and living in a groundfloor apartment there's nowhere to put up an antenna anyway).

do your own input validation. Relying on Exceptions being thrown on bad input is usually not a good idea.

no, that too is your job.