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new record for Daniweb I think, 3+ years after the last post which was itself a year after the subject had been discarded.

Nope, keep only the latest unless you have a very specific need to have an older one (like I do, we have some code which MUST be compiled with an older compiler for now until it is either reworked or the machines it runs on upgraded to a new runtime).

First take some English classes so you can communicate with people. That will also teach you how to read books and tutorials, of which there are plenty.

Don't call the class Map, to avoid confusion with the standard library :) Make it an array of MapSpace objects and store just those, maybe having those have the original character in them somewhere (or better have an enum that maps the characters to symbolic constants). Think something like [code] …

Better yet, don't use Struts.

in fact you should likely not use struts at all. It's an overrated, overly complex, technology. Try Spring and Spring MVC especially. Far cleaner, easier to work with, and nicer to use. [url]http://www.springframework.org[/url]

Define "web services". If you mean SOAP you're behind the times, SOAP was hyped a few years ago but never took off. It's used, but nowhere near as much as you'd think from the hype. the whole "web services" thingy is pretty similar. Many people do it as part of …

by writing some... And reading a lot of books...

Your biggest problem seems to be a non-functional spacebar and some non-functional shift keys. I gave up even trying to read your post after the first 2 paragraphs, as it's impossible to follow.

put the jarfiles or directories on the classpaths for both your compiler and runtime and it will work fine. Most people have a lib directory per project containing everything needed, easy to include :)

yeah. Not sure where the name Lotto comes from but: Nike is the goddess (as well as a contraction of the names of the company founders) Reebok is Afrikaans for a species of antelope Adidas again is a contraction of the names of the company founders

Walked past a bar in Amsterdam saturday who had a large advertisement in the window mentioning a price of €1.10 for beer. Didn't mention the dose, so I'll assume it's a regular beerglass which would be 0.2 or 0.25 (depending on brand) liter.

Each application server will have its own deployment mechanisms and tutorials. Eclipse is not an application server so has no place in your list :) I suggest you stick with the official reference implementation and the tutorials which make use of it for now. That way you won't be tricked …

Probably not, seeing as to the major security problems with most versions of the product. But we're not going to help spammers and identity thieves get access to means to steal email addresses (and other information).

I'm too busy (and don't have enough to say that people would be interested in) to write regularly so a blog is pointless.

never heard of it.

the syntax you're looking for is: [code]return new boolean[] {true, false};[/code]

Sounds like you tricked someone else to do your homework assignment for you and they didn't do what you thought they would. How the heck else can you get a message on screen that you don't know where it comes from? The only reason for that is that you didn't …

have you looked at the documentation and tutorials links at Sun's official site? They've quite a list of their publications there, several of which are available online. You're not going to get pdf versions of books from me, that would be theft.

I don't know if the trial version has the capabillity, nor if it's available in JB9. There's a project target you can add in JB2005 for creating a native executable wrapper (and I had to look that up, I never had a need for it and don't think I ever …

Add a line df.setMinimumFractionDigits(2) before you format the results. For good measure you may also want to add df.setMinimumIntegerDigits(1) to prevent 0.50 from being output as .50

Bit stupid questions. More than a few several answers in combination would be the best option... Got 90% despite that and not being completely familiar with US traffic regulations (hardly surprising as it's rather hard to drive there from here).

hmm, why do you group monarchism in with all those religions? It's the only one that has no religious meaning... And you're missing Shintoism.

Don't think so.

And you should really learn something about technologies before just heaping a ton of acronyms and buzzwords together and decide that's what you're going to use.

You'll need to find an XML parser that's supported on your mobile platform. JME being kind of limited that could be a problem.

All general mags (and most specialised ones) I've come across are little better than collections of advertising masked as "reviews" and "consumer reports".

less Martineyes and more Java and you would figure it out easily enough (maybe you're too young to know the joke here). What you're asking for is all dirt standard functionality which you MUST be able to do almost with your eyes closed.

Same as Oracle. Find a JDBC driver and plug it into your Java application.

You can't, period. OE might accept some forms of ActiveX controls as plugins, but nothing else.

Java will detect your machine's IP address(es) automatically.

Wrong button placement, always place the most logical control to leave a screen in the bottom right corner (so in this case the NEXT button, not the FINISH button). And where do you get the 80% passing score? SCJP (at least the 1.4 exam) has a 52% passing score.

Using an IDE will never teach him to install and configure his environment properly. It's a workaround rather than a solution. Download the JDK from [url]http://java.sun.com[/url] and READ and follow the installation and configuration instructions. They're quite good, the only reasonably intelligent people who have trouble are those who don't …

I'm with Alex here. If my site were a commercial venture I'd pay for that if it were commercially viable to do so. If it isn't, word of mouth is excellent advertising. If it's a hobby site you're probably a member of some of the other associated sites with that …

methods in an interface are implicitly public, no need to declare them as such (at least in the interface, in the implementing class they MUST be declared public).

You're asking for help in a criminal activity. Anyone rendering such help will themselves be guilty of a criminal act...

why use frames at all? They were scrapped from the core html spec years ago, retained only as an optional system for backwards compatibility. There's no need for them, and if you want to prepare for cross device compatibility you're going to have to do without them.

I see this little class called a "FileReader", it sounds like something you could use.

we charge a minimum of 1 week at $150 an hour at 8 hours a day.

pretty much like you would do it using TCP.

That won't work, iamthwee, because you're comparing only the entire range and not subranges thereof. Think about what you're actually doing here. What's happening with the result of Integer.parseInt()? What are you comparing with those hardcoded limits?

he probably didn't install the JDK, or didn't set his environment properly, as described in the installation instructions.

We have the moral responsibility to help the people of Iraq do their own thing without falling prey to terrorists or (worse) Iranian invasion. The goals set out have largely been achieved, Saddam has been removed as a supporter of terrorism and terrorists as a group are too busy now …

But why do it like that? Why not embed a web browser control in a Java window? If simple HTML 3.0 is enough you can use standard controls for that, else you might have to find something on the web (or get creative and write your own HTML parser).

You'd be better off writing that sort of thing in C++ or Delphi with maybe some Assembler code as well.

[url]http://java.sun.com/javame/overview.html[/url]

Dumb question indeed, and ambiguous. Depending on how you define and assign your Listeners, none listen to everything. A WindowListener hooked to a dialogbox may for example never listen to anything if that dialog is never launched. He probably did mean a WindowListener, but those are related to only a …

Why would you need that at all?

You're "nearly learnt C++"? WOW, never heard anyone claim to know almost everything there is to know about C++. And that includes gurus with 10-15 years experience in the language and several books to their name. If you're THAT good in C++ you should be able to pick up any …

I've pretty much decided my next project after I submit my SCJD work will be to create a complete IRC server in Java. I might even release the source after it's done, but it will likely take a few years until it's fully functional unless I bring others on board …