Posts by jwenting

nope. They're quite separate.
They're both part of Windows, and .NET couldn't exist without them, but they're not part of .NET.

like I said, it can't find the properties file. Place it where it can be found and it should be picked up.
If you don't know how to do that, learn a bit about classpaths etc. as there's nothing anyone here will be able to do for you except repeating what I've already said over and over again.

You cant -1 in a general chat forum =(

maybe you can't, but I can...

it may not be able to find the properties file. Make sure it's placed correctly in the root of the classpath (or deeper, depending on exactly how you call it, the location of a properties file for loading a ResourceBundle is determined like that for a classfile).

no. Neither is the other or is part of the other.
Yet both exist together and help each other in various ways.

If you know your stuff, it's not a "hit and miss test", and $200 is peanuts.
Just skip on buying that new television for the toilet for a few weeks.

There is no "license" to work in this field, sadly.
If there were one people with attitudes like yours who demand freebies then get abusive when they don't get them handed on a golden platter would never even consider working in it.

are you really so stupid as to think that computers can't accept input in any language except English?

check the name of the property against the name you're calling it as.

See above. Do NOT do database actions in a JSP.
Do NOT use globals to store open database connections etc.

Borland and Microsoft have created (in the past, they've given up on it because it was highly unpopular) localised versions of their programming languages, so it can be done.

If you base it on C, the mathematical syntax wouldn't need much in the way of translation.

Check your pdf generation library. Most will have options for pagination and other sectioning.

1st fundamental flaw: blaming your teacher.
2nd fundamental flaw: claiming to have studied yet clearly not even grasping the basics.

Just another useless post from a very prolific link spammer who's fully supported by this site's administrators because he drives traffic.

kid doesn't seem to know programming languages, databases, search engines, or the legalities involved.
Best it just gives up and admits to its teachers that it didn't do any of its homework or pay attention in class and thus fully deserves to fail.

Why in hell would a university pay you for them to educate you?
You should pay them instead.

If you're too cheap to invest in your own education, you don't deserve to be educated.

No, we're not going to give you access to pirated ebooks and illegal scans of printed books.
Most publishers sell ebooks these days, so do online bookstores like Amazon.
Buy a few there.

no, you need a spanking for not paying better attention in class.
As well as for dumping your homework assignment on us, not using code tags, and as usual providing way too little information for anyone to even attempt to help (were we inclined at all to help homework kiddos).

computers are bloodyminded, therefore programmers have to be extremely bloodyminded to to coax them into doing any work whatsoever.
In fact, programming comes down to convincing the computer it's better to do as it's told than to be thrown out a 5th story window.

That's all you need to know, the rest is just engineering.

see reply #1. If you can't understand that, learn English and/or see reply #3

Earlier versions of Excel are limited to smaller numbers of rows (and columns too no doubt).
There's no way around that, except to use a later version of Excel.

you can't. Neither is a Cobol compiler.

English. And the real deal, not the IM shorthand that's used by so many idiots.

http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#writewell

no, ask in their support community.
There's almost certain to be some sort of mailing list or forum for authorised users.

Just padding your postcount, are you?

should be possible, if you go down deep enough and know enough low level programming languages and techniques.
C or C++ would certainly be needed, probably Assembler as well, and both on the sending and receiving operating systems.

look who the n00bie calls a n00b, and it can't even spell n00b correctly, the n00b.

We can create all the tags we want, hehehe

no, if you don't understand that nothing I can tell you is going to make you understand.
You'd best just give up and go back to flipping burgers and filling shelves at the supermarket.

which is of course exactly what you DON'T want to do.

Matrix multiplication is non-commutative operation, so X*Y!=Y*X.
So in your examples-
XY -> 2 combinations XY and YX
XYZ -> respectively 8 combinations.
But maybe it can be that your assignment ignores this fact for the sake of simplicity of assignment.

As he seems to have only one matrix X that indeed seems to be the case.

If you had paid attention in math class you'd have known how to multiply matrices.
If you had paid attention in programming class you'd have known how to write basic Java programs like this.
If you'd had half a brain you'd have figured out how to combine those two bits of knowledge.

Well at least you didn't mention premature optimization.

not explicitly, but it was certainly implied.

see reply #1

#include <fstream.h>

and similar aren't correct C++, and are AFAIK no longer supported. Use the correct #include statements instead, a decent C++ book should tell you what they are.
Hint: forget the .h

Is that 3d as in 3 old pennies? It's all I can afford at the moment. :(

Even more so, those pennies have substance to them, the movie is all virtual.

You won't find any "How to write an IDE in 24 hours" kind of book.
Rather you'll have to figure out what skills you need and search for dedicated material for each of them.

All depends on your configuration. Ubuntu might install heavier frontends by default, doesn't mean it's more of a resource hog in theory though.

Well if you need to upload file where only registered users are allow to do so you will need JSP or JSF...

Nope. Use an html page to allow entering credentials and upload information for the file, which is submitted to a servlet.
You could conceivably use a JSP to display the results of the operation (maybe a tabular view of the data inserted) but that's not part of the "upload data" requirement.

Haha... I didn't know that c++ classes required a semicolon after the ending right curly brace.

One of the idiosynchracies of the language.
And of course you get an unexpected end of file if it's not there and the file ends :)

Even in 3 weighings you can not know for certain which of the last 2 is the odd one out.
You'd need to test one of them against a known normal one to detemine which of the 2 it is, so need a minimum of 4 weighings.

If you knew in advance whether the odd one was heavy or light 3 would be enough.

you guessed wrong.
You're trying to deploy a web application compiled with one version of the JDK to a server running a lower version.

yes, but they were unaware of what was going on with the 3rd party they worked with.
And now they're being slagged for being associated with someone Obama doesn't like.
What's happening right now is a political game. A lot of people got immensely rich off the announcement that GS were in trouble, an announcement issued by a politically motivated body to coincide almost exactly with a major option expiration moment.
Those in the know that announcement would come cashed in right before the announcement as prices were soaring (after all, GS were doing great therefore people wanted those options because they would turn into stock worth a lot more than the list price on the options).
After the announcement, prices plumetted as the stock was suddenly worthless, and people who just bought the options were left with a major financial loss.

think before you code...
how'd you do it if you were given the numbers, a pencil, and a piece of paper?

Would you just try random combinations and see if they yield the desired result? Of course not.
You'd use logic.
For example you'd determine which were the two largest numbers and start multiplying those. If that yields a result that's higher than what you're looking for, it's probably already impossible to get where you want to go. etc. etc.

OutOfCodeTagError at line 1, redo from start

at least he was honest as to his intent...
Stupid, lazy, homework kiddo, but honest. Not a combination we see a lot.

something like this...

Love it. Instant failed assignment if turned in (if the teacher is any good).

Read and understand the java tutorial first of all.
You seem to have no grasp of what a javabean is, which means you don't understand the basics of the language.

that would be best. Even better would be to not use a JSP at all for it.

no you don't.
You want to use a servlet.
But before that you want to work through the jdbc tutorial and the jee tutorial on Sun's website.

looks more like he's trying to avoid work by having others do it for him.