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management. With your lack of knowledge it's the only place you'll ever succeed.

[code]private void diceRoll() {} [/code]

You forgot a group: lawyers. They're almost as bad as politicians (all politicians are dishonest, only most lawyers).

hmm, under current sexual harassment regulations he'd have lost his job...

It's passed in the http request to the server, where you do whatever you need to with it and put it in the http session, as well as put it into the generated html for the output somewhere if needed.

an executable created for one operating system isn't going to work on another, period (and Xenix is NOT Unix). And there's no way to convert one into another. Unix supports a.out just fine, but it will have to be a.out compiled for the exact Unix flavour you're using. You're not …

you need a tonguelashing for your attitude, your laziness, and your intent to cheat on your homework. You also need a serious spanking for not reading the posting guidelines for this site and the sticky which states clearly that we're NOT here to do your homework for you.

I wonder what the trademark owners would think about it...

Why so difficult? You can do it in a single line of code... [code] return new StringBuilder(input).equals(new StringBuilder(input).reverse()); [/code]

and whether and how it's assigned is completely open to the people assigning it.

Get VERY familiar with the OS. No company is going to hire you to program it unless you can use it blindly... It would be like hiring someone as a welder who likes welding machines but doesn't know how they work...

yes it is, use "where cmcode = 4 [b]or[/b] cmcode = 5" which will give you all the rows where cmcode is either 4 or 5 (it can never be both at the same time, which is why your original query gave no results).

yah, if one person had all the money in the world the economy would no longer be money based and therefore that money would have no value over the intrinsic value of its base materials. So the paper notes would make novelty toilet paper, the coins would be melted down …

my computers sit under my desks :)

[url]http://www.quest.com/toad-for-oracle/[/url] There you go. Not the cheapest (up to several thousand dollars depending on the functionality you require) but very powerful.

it should be /hello1 as that's the mapping you've created in your web.xml.

no, because you make no sense. But as you've been told before, we're not here to help you write spyware, and so far you've not done anything to convince us that that's not what you're trying to do. You're behaving like a script kiddie in fact.

you do need to install the JDK first...

Place ALL your classes in packages. While not officially required by the language specification it IS required by many tools and even were it not a very good idea.

The most interesting password I've come across was "secret". Especially translated into obscure languages it makes for interesting conversation. Q: what's the password? A: it's secret. Q: I know, but I need it. A: So why are you asking?

any school not teaching its students to obey the law and not steal is not worth the money they get and should therefore not get any money. Any school actively helping students steal should be held at least in part responsible for that theft, thus any school not blocking pirate …

You could use an applet, which would be the Java equivalent of an ActiveX control executed on the client. A better alternative for both asp and jsp is to put in an <img> tag in the generated html which contains a link to a servlet (or in the case of …

That's all handled by the USB controller in hardware and its firmware. Contact Intel if you want to know more, they're a major manufacturing of the required chips.

and don't use the JBCL. It's deprecated. In fact, don't rely on any code generators until you know how to create the same stuff by hand.

and what's stopping you from writing it (apart from general laziness)?

you can catch RuntimeExceptions if you want to. Though you should (in general) never catch RuntimeException, Exception, or Throwable because they're far too generic to handle correctly. And no, you can NOT throw a checked exception from a method that isn't defined as not throwing a checked exception in its …

or even less when reading the javadoc for the Math class. It contains the constant Math.PI which is an approximation of Pi (in fact everything is an approximation of Pi as it's impossible to achieve infinite precision which would be required to produce the real value) :)

It shouldn't matter, programming languages are tools and you should be expected to be fluent in many of them (and be able to pick up others quickly) as a CS person.

so you're still trying to write spyware.

Of course some communities may not officially allow illegal stuff but have admins who are either too ignorant or too lazy to police their sites properly. If I knew of such communities I'd however not mention them...

have you actually added the required classes to your classpath when running your application?

chocolate chocolate chip. Ideally in combination with mint and/or pistacho. Add some hot chocolate sauce for effect.

and most laptops have their CPUs soldered in place rather than using pop-in sockets in order to save space. While you can desolder electronic components and solder in replacements that's extremely tricky when dealing with even simple SMD components like resistors, CPUs have so many contacts so close together it's …

1) use code tags 2) read the documentation for Calendar, it's quite good (and do NOT explicitly instantiate a GregorianCalendar, Java will pick the correct Calendar subclass for the Locale you're executing under automatically if you use the right factory method).

When "good enough" means achieving perfection, what difference does it make?

because he wants to write spyware and there's not many people selling ready made spyware that doesn't spy on the people it's sold to :)

Yes, UML is a handy tool. And yes, it's way overhyped (like most things in IT, sadly) by people using hypes to sell tools, books, and services. It won't solve your problems for you, it is not a magic bullet. People won't suddenly transform from code monkeys to first rate …

first 2 (and especially the second, which is the standard work on the topic) are good as references, they're NOT tutorials in any way. Rely on them only and you're bound to end up making LOTS of very expensive mistakes. The third I don't know. Get yourself the following: Head …

not urgent.

If you're not very good at programming I'd say take something simpler, a LOT simpler. Large teams of highly experienced professionals take months or years to create MMOG.

don't crosspost. You were thoroughly scalded for trying to write a browser hijacker elsewhere.

and you shouldn't even TRY to control the console. You do NOT own the console, NEVER assume you're the only thread/process writing to it.

it's not a question at all. He makes a statement, and a rather blunt one at that... The exception is rather obvious too, and is clearly caused by spaghetti code.

If you've never worked with Java before you should learn the language first and start with small, simple, things rather than immediately diving into the deep end of the pool like this. Start with the basic tutorials from Sun, get yourself a good book like Head First Java, work through …

kid can't think for itself, can't use a search engine, can't spell, doesn't know Java it seems (bad terminology). Hopeless venture.

there are many ways, all of them requiring some action from the remote machine. We're NOT going to tell you how you can sneak software onto other computers without their consent.

you can't. We're NOT here to tell you how to write spyware and trojans.

well, after downloading them you'll also need to install them. And don't bother with the JRE, it's included in the JDK. btw, there's no JDK 1.6.0_10... The latest release is _4

read just about ANY tutorial...

In Ur they had neither C nor C++. Come to think of it they didn't have + either, they used other characters entirely for writing.