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Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by hexstar … an hour has passed and I think I completely my mission :p :D (of course this is done in vmware so… whatcha think? How'd I do? Did I complete my mission? :D And they say in the setup that Windows98 is… Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by GreenDay2001 my mission got over when i dumped Win98 back in late 2001 or early 2004, dont remember clearly mission-critical system what's all about... 17 Years Ago by Dabdob Hi Can anyone tell me what is mission-critical system?what the advtanges?where to use it...and if someone have link for some staff belong to it....i would be happy to see it Thanks Re: Mission Foods World Netball Championships 2011 13 Years Ago by jingda Next Mission Foods World Netball Championships 2011 will be held in Sydney 2015. Anyone here excited? daniweb future/mission 19 Years Ago by J_Search … I haven't noticed any [b]about[/b] or [b]mission[/b] statements on your site. Therefore, I didn’t know… Re: daniweb future/mission 19 Years Ago by J_Search … "is all about", but they still have a mission statement. Perhaps cscgal wants to keep everything as informal as… Re: daniweb future/mission 19 Years Ago by Dani … of the questions that were posed. As far as a mission statement is concerned, guest (non-member) visitors see the following… Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by Mushy-pea In my experience Windows 98 is one of the most stable OSs I have used. Here you can see it running over 20 user applications: [URL]http://www.rochfest.co.uk/windows98_rules.jpg[/URL] Note the inclusion of the whole Office 97 suite. Even after this happened [URL]http://www.rochfest.co.uk/oh_dear.jpg[/URL] the system was able to recover … Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by GreenDay2001 But my experience with Win98 has never been so good. It crashes regularly, any error that blue screen and then what else Ctrl+Alt+Del twice of course to restart the system, and about the files in which u were working, forget about it. Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by The Dude I wouldnt even try to do that..... I love Win98se :) Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by GreenDay2001 I luv XP, but would like to know y u luv Win98, but dont tel me that it is stable. Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by kc0arf Hello, The stability of Win 98 is comparable to some short-lived radioactive isotopes of Lawrencium. Christian Re: Mission See How Quickly I Can Totally Hose Windows98 18 Years Ago by jwenting one word: fdisk Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving I'm not seeing my bracket problem at all! [code=java]import java.util.*; /** A class to represent an ordered list. The data is stored in a linked * list data field. * @author Koffman & Wolfgang */ public class OrderedList<E extends Comparable<E>> implements Iterable<E> { /** A linked list to … Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving Here is the error message I'm getting OrderedList.java:71: class, interface, or enum expected } ^ 1 error Ignore line 72 its just a space. Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by VernonDozier [QUOTE=Noliving;554245]Here is the error message I'm getting OrderedList.java:71: class, interface, or enum expected } ^ 1 error Ignore line 72 its just a space.[/QUOTE] Just stuck your program in NetBeans. When you take out the bracket in line 72, the error message goes away, so it's not something to ignore and it's not just a space… Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving I meant line 73 to ignore. I know if I take out bracket on line 72 I get more errors. Or if I move it. Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by VernonDozier [QUOTE=Noliving;554278]I meant line 73 to ignore. I know if I take out bracket on line 72 I get more errors. Or if I move it.[/QUOTE] It's an extra bracket. You don't want it. You'll end up with exactly one fewer error in that file than you had before. That one error that is removed is the one you posted. You're saying you get MORE … Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by masijade So? What are they? Try to fix them as well. Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving The errors are pretty much this: >javac OrderedList.java OrderedList.java:54: cannot find symbol symbol : variable myList location: class OrderedList<E> return myList.iterator(); ^ OrderedList.java:57: cannot find symbol symbol : variable myList location: class OrderedList<E> return myList.size();… Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving I thought on a wim chaging the myList too theList might make a difference but I get these errors: >javac OrderedList.java OrderedList.java:54: incompatible types found : java.util.Iterator<E> required: java.util.ListIterator<E> return theList.iterator(); ^ OrderedList.java:60: cannot return a … Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving If I write the same program this way I get 5 errors instead: import java.util.*; /** A class to represent an ordered list. The data is stored in a linked * list data field. * @author Koffman & Wolfgang */ public class OrderedList<E extends Comparable<E>> implements Iterable<E> {… Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by VernonDozier [QUOTE=Noliving;554298]I thought on a wim chaging the myList too theList might make a difference but I get these errors: >javac OrderedList.java OrderedList.java:54: incompatible types found : java.util.Iterator<E> required: java.util.ListIterator<E> return theList.iterator(); ^ OrderedList.java:… Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving Its the whole package/project. I've been trying out different versions. [code=java]import java.util.*; /** A class to represent an ordered list. The data is stored in a linked * list data field. * @author Koffman & Wolfgang */ public class OrderedList<E extends Comparable<E>> implements Iterable<E> { /** A linked … Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by suresh111_mca Hi dude The problem is extra closing brace at end . You get lot error messages when you remove the brace because the compiler actually go inside of the code after you remove the bracket. Well i fixed you code and also command to say what is the problem Go thru it import java.util.*; /** A class to represent an ordered list. The… Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving Well I now only have these errors: OrderedList.java:63: operator >= cannot be applied to java.util.ListIterator<E>,Eif (iter >= obj1 && iter<= obj2){^OrderedList.java:63: operator <= cannot be applied to java.util.ListIterator<E>,Eif (iter >= obj1 && iter<= obj2){^OrderedList.java:64: cannot find … Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by jwenting Learn to read and interpret error messages, and learn how to fix them. We're NOT here to do all your work for you, not now and certainly not forever. Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving [QUOTE=jwenting;554321]Learn to read and interpret error messages, and learn how to fix them. We're NOT here to do all your work for you, not now and certainly not forever.[/QUOTE] I know that I'm doing the best I can. I'm just posting the error messages so people see what I'm seeing. You probably saw the second version of the program … Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by suresh111_mca hi dude What version of jdk you use Re: Mission impossible! Find the bracket problem 17 Years Ago by Noliving Update 4 version.