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And what does internet explorer have to do with any of this?

You'll also need a database of course. Oracle 10g Express will do. It's smaller than 11g by over a gigabyte and will work on home editions of operating systems. JDeveloper and Oracle SQL Developer don't install that for you, you have to do it yourself.

yup. Tiny bit of mathematics should do. Addition, division, maybe multiplication, and you're done.

do your own homework, thread hijacking kiddo.

The only truely effective means to prevent software from being pirated is to not distribute it. Instead run it in the form of a web service, protected by strong credentials and billed per use (either amount of data transmitted or number of calls placed to the application). Anyone foolish enough …

<pre> tags are the ONLY thing that will prevent browsers from stripping whitespace.

says it all, that variable doesn't exist...

good luck.

what version of the compiler are you using?

[code] public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { JFileChooser fileChooser = new JFileChooser("."); int status = fileChooser.showOpenDialog(screen); if (status == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) { dataFileName.setText(fileChooser.getSelectedFile(). getAbsolutePath()); } } [/code] Something like this.

As you're unskilled any skilltest you take will show your incompetence. Therefore there's no need to take any, just hand in the paperwork with just your name filled in and go have a drink in the pub.

Not only are you abusing JSP for something it's not meant to be used for, but you're also eating exceptions (catching them without doing anything with them). No wonder you don't get to see errors if you don't log them. 1) always log or otherwise handle any exception you catch …

NEVER use Java code in JSP. NEVER try to mix binary and text data in a ServletOutputStream.

I've got a 2GB iPod Nano and it's enough.

even more interesting, in the last post closing the discussion nanosani says he deleted the whole thing :)

[url]http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/Programming/BasicJava1/[/url]

Or any of the multitude of other free and commercial products that are now available (7 years ago the market was much smaller).

and references are always passed by value (unlike pointers in C which can be passed by reference) and cannot be manipulated by something like pointer arithmetic.

most likely there are. If there aren't you'll need to write them, which will almost certainly require the use of extensive JNI.

nothing wrong with that code, purely going on syntax and grammar... Of course depending on what you want to achieve there's a lot MISSING from it as it doesn't do much of anything.

but you shouldn't. NEVER assume you have sole control over the terminal.

nothing, classes aren't synchronised.

well, the error is clear. There's no array called "splitresult" so you can't access it.

No. You can extend only a single class.

You can't know from where the servlet was called unless the servlet can somehow determine that based on the URI and parameters (either request or session) it received.

You NEVER do that. You NEVER use Java code in JSP. ALWAYS use JSTL or JSF instead.

1) read the manual. 2) ditch Notbeans after deciding on reading the manual that it's no better than Eclipse. 3) buy IntelliJ and use the import wizard to import your entire Eclipse project.

If you're serious about making it a hobby and you want manual control, get a decent DSLR now and don't throw away money on a digicrap (or point and shoot camera as they're called by the politically correct and marketeers) that you'll get disappointed with after a few months and …

apart from the SMS part (which is simply a matter of hooking up some libraries any service provider should be able to provide you with as part of a contract for their services) this is something that's probably been done by everyone who's ever written anything. And if you substitute …

Correct. Unless the contract includes a maintenance SLA there's no reason for the original creators to "fix" anything unless a new contract is made up for that, including payment for the effort. If the software was signed off on by the customer, he agreed that it works according to the …

no, but the product's website should.

QBasic AFAIK never supported any networking related coding. It's an arcane, unsupported, not even Y2K compliant, language that should be left dead and burried instead of trying to drag it up out of the tarpits of computing history to try and make it into a zombie.

they're not, they have it. It's called Microsoft Excel :)

that would be one resultset per statement, not per connection.

no, find an Excel forum. It's an Excel question, not a Java question. didn't we have this exact same conversation on the Sun forums earlier?

The source you posted is copyrighted and not for distribution. If you got it from any other source than the author by buying the user guide you are using pirated software which is a criminal act.

it happens, but is exceedingly rare. And the person surviving is even more rare, usually there are all kinds of problems with organs and parts of organs being rejected (as would happen with transplant patients without special medication) even before birth, resulting in a stillborn child.

You shouldn't do it like that anyway. Use a PreparedStatement instead, with SQL "update emp set total=? where id=?".

yes, but you don't want to. It's not what JSP is intended for, and why reinvent the wheel? And no, we're not going to help you do things that are a Really Bad Idea (tm)(p)(c)(r)

though depending on what you want to use it for it may or may not require the static attribute. That's the only one that in some cases is dictated.

I was interested but your aggressive attitude made me decide not to even look.

Yahoo (as does any self respecting mailserver who doesn't want to be blocked as a spam relay by the entire world) doesn't allow connections by just about anyone. And a kid from trying to write his first mass mailer is not someone they'd allow access to.

the hottest topic for the last several years seems to be "how to trick people to do my homework for me". Second hottest is "how to get people do think up a project title for me".

easy to read and write, with if at all possible very limited means for idiots to mess up things I then have to untangle and repair.

why not just log them as they are and use the methods in the wrapper classes to convert them back into primitive numbers?

Without a good businessplan you're never going to get anywhere. Maybe it's different in India but in the real world you're not going to get any investors (let alone staff) by just saying you want to "make game programs". Find out if there's an opening in the market where you …

Learn to read and interpret error messages, and learn how to fix them. We're NOT here to do all your work for you, not now and certainly not forever.

Start using proper identifier naming conventions, as published by Sun.

in fact, all sessions will expire automatically at the rate set in the server/web app configuration. And while there are ways to do it manually, using timers and threads in the application, why would you want to essentially replicate functionality the server provides for you?

Get your SCJP first... If you do have that, sign up for the CX-310-252A exam which is the assignment, and you get (after a few days usually) a download link. The file you find there contains complete instructions. Essentially all assignments require you to write a complete client/server system including …