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Re: AFAIK there's no decent JVM for Windows CE, and no free one at all. | |
Re: you'd best base it on a thorough understanding of the theory behind the financial markets. | |
Re: and don't send PMs asking for help to people who say they don't want them. | |
Re: when I was 14 we didn't have a computer, let alone a modem or internet access... How times have changed, that even kids operate websites ;) | |
Re: [code] package myhomework; public class LZ77 { } [/code] So, problem solved. | |
Re: Mountain Dew is delicious. Wish they sold it here, or maybe not as I'd be an addict ;) What I don't understand is why people buy cola (any brand). | |
Re: no, we're not going to open attachments. And we're not going to do your homework for you either. We also can't guess at what your question in, as you're not asking any. | |
Re: learning ho the compiler interprets things might help. Your "+ ++count" for example gets interpreted by the compiler as +++count, which isn't going to make much sense to it. And learning Java might also help. Where are your import statements? Remember that Java is case sensitive. Remember you have to … | |
Re: you'll need to add a ButtonListener (or was that KeyListener...) to change for button presses. | |
Re: you'll need to send the message as html, including the proper mime types for the message content. JavaMail I think offers that, but I don't know how to activate it (I hate non-text email). | |
Re: That error is a network error, not a database error. Is your application generating so much network traffic it's clogging the pipeline to the database server maybe? If it's a database error you're going to have an ORA-XXXXXX error number somewhere, which will most likely have something to do with … | |
Re: iPod. I've no tape cassettes left to put in my walkman (which is also quite a lot larger than my iPod). | |
Re: [quote]Why did this reporter with CNN first report "NO EVIDENCE OF A PLANE HAVING CRASHED NEAR THE PENTAGON"?? (On 9-11-2001) [/quote] There's no evidence of a crash NEAR the Pentagon because the darn jet landed right on top of the place... | |
Re: Previous company I worked for had a different policy. The sourcecode of the current production versions (so those versions customers were actually using) was deposited with an attorney. The contract specified that customers would get the sourcecode if we went out of business or for other reasons were incapable of … | |
Re: [code]NodeList nl = doc.getElementsByTagName("Category");[/code] That's where you go wrong. Instead of retrieving the nodes "Category" from the document root, get them from each "Item" node in turn (and handle them before continuing to the next "Item" node of course). | |
Re: Use code tags to preserve formatting of your code... Don't use comments to tell yourself what a closing brace closes, that should be obvious from the indentation of the code. Don't use comments to comment the blatantly obvious. In fact the only comments in your class that should remain are … | |
Re: hmm, Herb Schildt is not an author usually recommended when it comes to Java. In fact it's usually recommended to stay as far away from his books as possible ;) The Sun Java tutorial has a decent (though overly simplified) section on Swing. For more detailed coverage get the Swing … | |
Re: Formal education is invaluable. Just picking up some source you don't know the first thing about whether it's well designed and programmed or not and thinking you can learn the language from that is just silly, it won't work. Learning from a GOOD book can work, IF you can bring … | |
Re: 9/11 conspiracy theories are (or are used as) political toys of people opposed to the current US administration. "Blame Bush" is the only thing they have to "prove" their point. Remember these are the people who claimed that Bush has a secret machine that caused hurricane Katrina to kill people … | |
Re: no. Not only are those online "petitions" completely idiotic, they're also ineffective and usually serve only as a means for crooks to harvest email addresses to sell to spammers. And I've no clue (nor am I interested) in who that person is supposed to be/have been/will be, and I'm not … | |
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Re: you're rather old to start in the field, especially on the technical level. If I were you I'd try for things like business analyst instead, it's easier for older people to get (and hold on to) jobs there. It also pays better (despite being less skilled work (well, business analysts … | |
Re: no, you're not going to have access to their systems. You MAY be allowed access to some public API to query their systems, but that's as far as it goes. And you'll have to negotiate with each of them separately to get access to those APIs (which may come at … | |
Re: you're trying to create fullscreen DOS applications. AFAIK that's not supported by any reasonably modern compilers don't compile DOS programs anymore. If they do, you may just need to pick the right target and possibly find the correct counterpart to Borland specific extensions to the standard C API. ![]() | |
Re: > Do you think life would be better if we had start doing things the it ways years ago. Think nope. We abandoned those ways because they were bad. Starvation, disease, low life expectancy, etc. etc. > about it...if each of us had planted our own vegetation and food in … ![]() | |
Re: druggies are a drain on society. They're not productive (if you're always either high or low on something you can't hold a job), criminal (because they steal to fund their habbit), and tend to require more medical care than others. The Singapore system works best: mandatory death penalty for posession … | |
Re: even worse, it would have been banned in at least one city had not an alert council member done a bit of research before voting... | |
Re: and place it in the proper package, and refactor the code to be more readable, properly indented, and using some more whitespace, and you should probably refactor out a lot of the code into separate classes. | |
Re: Such things are generally a bad idea. What is a good idea is creating a library of commonly (in your context) used compound components that users can configure and use as required. | |
Re: Never seen a database where a where-clause on a string wasn't case sensitive. If mySQL isn't, it's clearly not standards compliant (not surprising, I've known that for years) and a piece of rubbish (I've known that for years as well). Use a real database engine like Firebird instead. | |
Re: he explained it. You either use a variable or method that you forgot to declare or you made an error in the declaration. The latter can typically be a typo or a scope error (declaring it somewhere where it's not visible from the place you're calling it). | |
Re: reduce your requirements, be less picky about where you send your resume, don't lie about your skills (decent recruiters and interviewers notice that instantly). | |
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Re: First you'd best gain experience using Java in a production environment. While it's possible to sit the exam with academic knowledge only it's not recommended. Then study, study a lot. For the 1.4 SCJP and SCJD exams (exams 310-035 and 310-027) get Kathie Sierra and Bert Bates' certification book (ISBN … | |
Re: nor is it the place of any program to assume it can control what appears in the console window. The console is shared between everything running in the command shell that created that console, not just by any one program. | |
Re: you need to add the current directory to the classpath as well. It's not there by default on most modern operating systems for security reasons. | |
Re: the best learning tool is a teacher who knows what he's talking about and a good book. All those fancy "tools" you're talking about only lead to your students learning those tools instead of programming. | |
Re: start with learning English. | |
Re: IPX is an ancient network protocol created by Novell for their Netware network system. It's true legacy now, not unlike TokenRing networks. There are some IPX over TCP tunelling drivers out there that can let you set up an IPX stack so old software needing it thinks it's talking IPX … | |
Re: personally I like the standard LAF of Tiger. Going to try JGoodies too some day soon. | |
Re: not only are many books out of date, I also seriously doubt the publishers like the way this guy aggregates their content without giving so much as a source reference. | |
Re: So the program was planned and started implementation under Billy Boy Clinton. Wonder how they'll blame that one on Bush... | |
Re: no, we're not going to do you homework for you. And it's definitely NOT urgent for us. Your suggesting that it is is extremely rude and together with the rest of your attitude which indicates a severe case of laziness makes us disinclined to do anything to help you. Not … | |
Re: [QUOTE=pawan_1983;457030]i want to create same invirement on client machine and my client dont have java installed, i dont want to say my client to installed java.i want to send java wih my application and when my client install my application neccessary files should be install at that time. what should … | |
Re: No, it's not (primarilly) Islam related. It's just a bunch (estimates range to around 30 hardcore plus some drifters) of young thugs (most 12-16 years old, plus or minus a few years) who've been terrorising the area for years. For reasons of political correctness and political pressure (the mayor doesn't … | |
Re: Wrong attitude. You decide you want to become a software developer, and try to find employment in the field. Afterwards you may try to steer your career towards specific subfields (like game development) by attempting to get jobs in companies where you can develop skills relevant to that subfield (and … | |
Re: uh, what exactly are you trying to achieve? Or don't you know yourself? | |
Re: And remember that Python lists are NOT arrays. Lists in Java also can be easily sorted (if there's an ordering defined for the content of course). |
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