JeffHeaton

Right... targeted... like posting a link to your realestate site on a software development forum.

Just using ant is not too hard, you run the "ant" command from a directory that has a build.xml file. Constructing the build.xml file to do what you want is a little more complex. There are many tutorials to do that. Like this one [url]http://supportweb.cs.bham.ac.uk/documentation/tutorials/docsystem/build/tutorials/ant/ant.html[/url]

I've been noticing a large number of people registering in my forums lately. They register and create a user account, but never post anything. This always seemed strange to me, normally I do not register at a site until I am ready to post something, otherwise why register. However, I …

I currently have a Yahoo listing. The ROI is not very good. Its a high-PR link to my site, but thats about it. Maybe thats enough to make me renew it, not sure. It generates almost no traffic. I get most of my traffic from google searches. I get hits …

Thats alot of article sites. I've submitted two articles so far, and they are generating some traffic. But one question, with that many article sites. I assume that it would be a very bad idea to take the same article and submit it to all of the sites on that …

I don't think you can do that in Java. You can do it in C++ easy enough by installing an OS hook. Used generally by macro programs and spyware. But I don't think Java has this kind of access to WIN32. Maybe through JNI? Jeff Heaton [url]http://www.heatonresearch.com[/url]

Links from the same IP address are worthless? What about all the sites hosted on blogger and similar. Are links between those worthless too, because they are all on the same IP address? I really don't know, I am just asking. It seems that would be a good reason to …

You need to access the pixels directly. Then you can do any thing you want with the image. To do this you use: java.awt.image.PixelGrabber Then it all gets down to doing the "math" on the pixels to do the effect you want. Jeff [url]http://www.heatonresearch.com[/url]

I took just a quick glance at your source. You are not ending your meta tags properly. Your site is listed as xhtml, so every tag must be self-contained, i.e. <tag/> or have a beginning and ending tag, i.e. <tag></tag>.

I've had very good luck with articles. They generate a fair amount of traffic when they are first published, and often generate traffic when others look for them. Plus the money the site pays for the article is nice too. Isn't it usually against the contract to submit your article …

Usually 8-10 at work. Then another 2-4 at home.

Converting an image to a thumbnail does take time. I have one application where I need to process and display a bunch of images, I use a background thread, and update the window as the images are ready. That way the user at least still has control of the window, …

Look at System.getProperty and System.getProperties. I would probably start by just listing every system property there is, using System.getProperties, and see what info you have available.

Here is a length online ebook about neural networks in Java. [URL="http://www.heatonresearch.com/articles/series/1/"]Introduction to Neural Networks with Java[/URL]

I would check out the usual google stuff. Like what is its PR? How many inbound links? Also check Alexa to see what its ranking there is. All of which will tell you how much traffic the domain itself is generating.

I am having pretty good luck with the mini-mall ad's. They don't get nearly the CTR as my google ad's(and that may be because I have not spent much time trying to find a good place for them). But the amount paid per click is really good. I use them …

Has anyone tried Chitika Mini Malls? I read about them first a problogger, and decided to give them a try. They pay per-click, like adsense, and have been doing well for me. They are supposed to do really well on "product focused" websites, which mine is not.

It does really take time. I have two sites that get nearly all of their traffic from Google. I learned quite a bit from the posts here. I got links from other sites and such. And all of the sudden I started getting search engine hits from google. Maybe the …

One thing kind of funny about google earth. If you check out St. Louis, MO. Our "arch" is shown as a very big "box", makes for an interesting skyline!! :)

Do you think a listing for $299 at Yahoo is worth it? That comes to about $25/month, which I guess is not too bad. I already place good on google searches. But I guess this gets me into the directory. Which at the very least would get me one high …

I've often heard this cited as one of the orignal "beef's" with AOL. The Eternal September. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September[/url]

Eclipse is also quite a bit more easy to use than Xcode( in my opinion). I use Eclipse on the Mac for Java, and Xcode when I do carbon/C++ stuff.

I was reading over google's TOS and noticed this paragraph. Does this mean that any page that I place google ad's on, that they must be the only ad on the page? Are Commission Junction or Amazon ads okay? Since they are kind of a different concept than google? Jeff …

Two side-by-site 19" LCD's. I really like having the extra space to move something over into.

I've heard that too. I think it just means that they are using PHP and probably Linux some too. See the following URL. [url]http://news.com.com/2100-1023-963937.html[/url] I really doubt that the actual Yahoo search engine, itself, is open source. Jeff Heaton [url]http://www.heatonresearch.com[/url]

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You don't have to ask the user for input. Just pass the name as a string. Here is how I do it: [code] import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.applet.*; import java.net.MalformedURLException; import java.net.URL; public class ImageApplet extends Applet { public static final int IDEAL_WIDTH = 320; public static final int …

If I type my site's(or pretty much any site) into google and get the page that says: * Show Google's cache of google.com * Find web pages that are similar to google.com * Find web pages that link to google.com * Find web pages from the site google.com * Find …

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Look at the do/while loop all by itself: [code] do { optimalSearch.add(new Integer(nums[i])); System.out.println("searchValue is " + searchValue); } while (i != searchValue); [/code] This commands java to loop those two lines until search value != i. Well neither of those two lines up there is going to cause search …

In a nut shell... byte is a single byte, signed, no decimal places double and float have decimal places, signed, double is just a bigger form of float long, short, int are signed, NO decimal places. Long is the biggest, then int, then short, byte is pretty much in this …

I am currently running adsense. But I have not setup an alternate yet, right now it just displays the PSA's. What is a good banner company to put in as the alternate, that works well with google? Thanks

Perhaps PHP too.

Thats not a bad homework assignment. I might use it in my Java course this semester. Could you post what you have for those two methods already? Then we can tell you if your going in the right direction. For problem 1: You are going to need to put the …

There are many tools that claim to be able to do that. Here is one tool that seems to have pretty good reviews: [url]http://www.pctools.com/file-recover/[/url] Its "shareware" but does have a free trial. The problem is, as you add new data to your hard drive you risk overwriting the file. And …

Look for examples of reflection on how to do this. Many of the methods inside of the class named "Class" will help you do this. In general, you will need to parse a string like "System.out.println" and look up System... then look up out... then look up the method println. …

You might also look at the GNU compiler for Java. It compiles Java code to native machine code. But it has some limitations. Mostly the class library. But they are adding new classes all the time. This site has more info. [url]http://gcc.gnu.org/java/[/url]

I have done very little with ASP so foar. But logging seems to be a common demonstration of ASP. Since it is something that spans across the entire application, ASP is useful for it.

It is the JVM I am pretty sure. I just tried it on my Mac, running Tiger, and it does not work. If I run your applet using Firefox on Windows XP, runs just fine.

I teach an Intro to Java course at a University, and often assign a mortgage applet once we learn how to do text fields, etc. Thats by far the best mortgage applet I've ever seen. Even on Bank websites!! Very good. Jeff

I've seen that before when using MS-Access. If one of your field names is unknown, then MS-Access considers that field a parameter and generates this sort of error. It can also be another identifier, other than a field name, something that MS-Access cannot lookup. Make your query as simple as …

Has anyone seen this yet? It looks like APress is having a contest to see who can write the fastest fractal program. [url]http://www.apress.com/promo/fractal/[/url]

My name is Jeff. I teach Java at a University. I found this site through a goodle search. I will have to post a link on my class's website for sure. I will make sure my students know not to just post for homework answers! Looks like a great site, …

It really seems like you should use a 2D array for this. You don't want a separate array for each day. The way you have it will make it hard to sum the entire thing. I would do something like: double days[][] = new double[7][10]; Then if you want to …

I have a networked attached hard drive that I share through my Windows and Mac computers. It makes sharing files really handy. It uses SMB/Samba. On the Windows computer I can click "Reconnect at login" and my drive share always comes back. But on the Mac I have to remount …

A JAR file holds class files. Class files make up a Java program. A JAR file is basically just a ZIP file, you can open it with WinZip or similar. Jeff [URL=http://www.heatonresearch.com]http://www.heatonresearch.com[/URL]