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Re: First, it is good programming practice to keep the various components separated (separate class files for gui, chat etc..) Second I would strongly recommend getting an IDE to develop with. I can easily recommend both Netbeans ([url]www.netbeans.org[/url]) or Eclipse ([url]www.eclipse.org[/url]) They will help you organize the many files that are … | |
Re: Well, if you are planning to just have the second program run, you can call it using: using System.Diagnostics; ... Process myProc; // Start the process. myProc = Process.Start("filename"); //The process does something. ... // Stop the process. myProc.CloseMainWindow(); *code from [url]http://www.codeguru.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-181653.html[/url] It takes filename (your executable) and starts it … | |
Re: This article explains how Java got it's name: [url]http://www.javaworld.com/jw-10-1996/jw-10-javaname.html[/url] [QUOTE=mehak_soft]why java is alled as java[/QUOTE] | |
Re: [QUOTE=sayyedmudassar]im alredy 24, want to make career in computer,if u ask me to rate myself in computer proficiancy on 1-10 scale it comes 1. i have planned a 3yrs degree course named MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION but i want some speciallity plese help.[/QUOTE] When starting out a career you should … | |
Re: To install most compressed apps you would run these steps: 1. gunzip filename.tar.gz 2. tar -xvf filename.tar 3. cd filename/ 4. ./configure 5. make && make install Now, this will work for most cases. However, you need to make sure that any required files / libraries are installed and visible. … ![]() | |
Re: If you get the database information at runtime of a page, then it is as uptodate as can be. If you get the database information at the beginning of a session or application, it could become out of date due to changes. However, having the data cached does mean that … | |
Re: Sessions are variables like cookies. You use them to store data from one page to the next. Here is the php.net documentation intro on sessions: 'Session support in PHP consists of a way to preserve certain data across subsequent accesses. This enables you to build more customized applications and increase … | |
Re: Your IP Address is assigned by either your ISP or Network administrator, or yourself (in case of home network.) The ip address can be run through whois, nslookup etc.. which will return general information. visit [url]www.arin.net[/url] and put your ip address in their whois box. It will show who owns … | |
Re: Comparing two text fields is easy enough: var textfield1 = form[0].field1.value; // better yet use document.getElementByID('field1') var textfield2 = form[0].field2.value; // better yet use document.getElementByID('field2') // then if(textfield1 == textfield2){ // Do something when they are equal. }else{ // Do something else when not equal. } The problem is trying … | |
Hi all, My name is Steve and I'm a coder. I was introduced to DaniWeb through my google desktop search. I have been coding for a while now. Self taught (which explains the poor formatting of my code sometimes.) I am fluent with Perl, Python, Php, Java, C#, ColdFusion, javascript. … |
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