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yup, your mail archive has exceeded the maximum size. You MIGHT be able to open it with a later version of Outlook or Exchange. A quick Google search for "recover outlook archive" yielded several tools that might help (mind, I've not tried any of them).

It ONLY catches IO errors, which probably means it only catches problems opening the file that starts the process. It can't possibly catch problems happening at runtime, process crashes, process failing to run because the executable is corrupt, security problems, etc. etc. For those you'll need to do other things. …

and what's stopping you?

you really tried for 3 hours and couldn't find a single bit of documentation on how to deploy something to Tomcat? Did you not ever come to the conclusion that maybe the product documentation for Tomcat would be a good place to start? That maybe you are going to have …

good luck :)

well, you're creating a connection to the database and then doing nothing with that connection. Small wonder then that nothing is getting stored... btw, why are you coding this this way? That's how things were done 15 years ago, the world has moved on since then.

given his history he sounds suspiciously like someone who sets up small tech companies to get venture capital, then sucks them dry of funding, closes down, disappears, and starts again under a new name... Common scam, got to wonder why venture capitalists (and wannabe employees) still fall for it.

sql files ARE text files. The only way to prevent people from reading them is to make sure they don't have access to whereever they're stored.

most likely he's trying to run the applet in a browser but not hosted by a webserver. That way lies madness.

I'm still waiting for someone to write me that automated project idea generator. Given the number of kids disinclined to use their own head to come up with ideas for school projects, I see a major business opportunity in marketing one.

https://www.google.nl/search?q=java+ocr+library&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=gFGjVZy4NuaCygODgrrQDw

good luck

(Most likely) the actual implementation is inside the JVM and is platform specific. http://openjdk.java.net/groups/2d/ is the implementation project of the openjdk variant of Java2D.

do a query on which records in either table have the same keys... something like "select t1.id from t1, t2 where t1.id in (select t2.id from t2)" (mind that this isn't the most efficient of queries, you really want a join there, or an exists).

I seriously doubt you want to store the List. More likely you want to store the content of the List. And you want to almost certainly store one record retrieved from the List for each row in the database.

> There is only one way to keep sensitive data safe from hacking: Never connect computers containing sensitive data to the Internet. wrong. Even then it's not secure. Someone with an external harddisk or USB stick and access to the data can easily leech it all. And it doesn't even …

I guess his idea was to have a board of 3x3 groups of 3x3 buttons each, which would be a somewhat logical first attempt at a sudoku board. A better implementation is to make a 3x3 array of objects, each containing a 3x3 array of cells. something like class Cell …

don't hijack 5 year old threads to hang your own question at the end.

Getting bootstrap to work with JSF is a lot of work. Better to use something like Primefaces which is a JSF implementation that has responsive design capabilities built in. I'm using it myself on some projects, looks great and works well http://www.primefaces.org/index

read the javadoc for the Arrays and Collections classes, there are standard functions in there for sorting.

ArrayList isn't sorted. You need to not just use a Comparator but also a sorted Collection, like TreeSet.

Time for a Big Bump. I'd like to add a title or two as well, which even though not C++ specific should be required reading for any serious student (or practitioner) of software development. [list] [*][url]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0135974445[/url] Agile Software Development, Principles, Patterns, and Practices. Robert C. Martin (Affectionately known as Uncle …

Try different hashes until you find one that works... Only way really.

you fail

Email mail = new Email(); mail.send();

> Well, there is a record of all the YouTube videos you ever watched, all the emails you send, all the phone calls you made. Wonder who pays for storage and retrieval? Not sure where you are, but there are laws here limiting (and in other cases forcing) what can …

and why is your school assignment (which should give you no problems at all to solve quickly if you'd paid attention in class) more important than the project I'm working on for a major customer that's worth worth over half a million dollars over 4 months?

Even worse for Kaspersky: unless they claim that there is some way for a "hacker" can actually interface with your car electronics and computer. Which, given that cars don't typically have active wifi or bluetooth options (carkits for mobile phones excluded) would mean having physical access to the car's systems. …

still waiting for someone to create that final year project idea generator... You kids are too lazy to even come up with an idea for your own projects, how can you ever be expected to come up with a working implementation of whatever project people dream up for you?

why not simply make a Customer class and store instances of that in your List?

first learn a language that's 20 years newer than VB6, THEN start thinking about network programming...

> Woah...thats just strange. Seems like im the only one that didnt know it existed. lol. Thanks guys. I knew such conditions exist, not that there was a tongue breaking name for it :)

Define "very serious". Larger studios will likely have invested in building their own engines over the years or decades and reuse those. Smaller and younger studios don't have that luxury and typically license an engine built by someone else, either one of those larger studios or a specialist company (think …

finding all that out is part of your work, not ours. You should have learned how to perform your own research by now, make use of those skills. Feel free to bounce ideas off of people, but don't expect them to do your thinking for you!

"there should be a law against it"... There should IMO be far fewer laws and far fewer restrictions on what people can and cannot do, not far more...

spell checkers in IDEs are pretty much useless unless you're creating an application with a user interface that's displayed in American English without specialist words and phrases. And of course it's not just spelling that can go wrong, but grammar as well. And there you're in even bigger trouble as …

Shouldn't everyone have the right to decide on their own death? Banning doctors from helping patients who no longer wish to live, or worse forcing those doctors to prevent their patients getting a clean and quick death, is effectively a violation of peoples' human rights and declares "you don't own …

JDeveloper more or less pushes you to use ADF Mobile (or whatever the current name is) which is Oracle's own development platform for mobile devices, which generates executable packages for both iOS and Android from the same source. Eclipse will get you the raw Android SDK (and possibly not the …

And above all else: be prepared. Do some research, have some questions to ask. Know what you're talking about, don't try to BS your way out of questions you don't know the answer to.

> How about "fresh frozen"? It's either fresh or it isn't. That's a correct term. It was frozen when fresh... > How every product these days is labeled "deluxe" or "premium", even the crap "premium" and "deluxe" just means "extra expensive". "Limited edition" means "feature limited" rather than the "limited …

you need an operating system now to create batter? And no, linux/unix isn't "best" universally. The user interface for most users sucks for example, making it very bad for most people, especially those who're not expert computer users.

come up with idea you think is just past your current skill level. Start implementing, start learning, win.

From the fragment of the stack trace you post it looks like something goes wrong either opening or parsing the file. That indicates a problem with the file, most likely it's either corrupt or in a format that the library doesn't understand.

Well, it's certainly possible to write a program that converts anything to anything else, if you know the data formats and how to map one to the other. But it's a hell of a lot of work to do yourself. Far better to determine a narrower subset of needed conversions …

His problems stem solely from a lack of understanding and knowledge of his chosen platform, not from a lack of capabilities in that platform to do what he wants to do. Changing to another platform isn't going to change that, only a willingness to learn and experiment, to gain knowledge, …

4 letters: RTFM [url]http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest.html[/url]

Amazon is your friend... If you have a credit card of course. If not, try your local bookstore, they are likely happy to order it for you if you pay cash...

you were given this assignment 6 years ago and you still have nothing more than the text of the assignment itself?

Why do things that complex? Far simpler to define a class to contain the data pairs and create a List of that class. Create a proper equals and hashCode method in that class and it's easy to compare with what you're searching for. And you can if needed work with …