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November 20th, 2008
msquared (Administrator)
I am still learning Java, but I had done it in C using socket. For Lan game,
I assume
that the program has both server and client. I am using... more »
Did someone try xbrlapi? more »
一件垃圾QQ:361975335, 代码骗子
http://forum2.kingofcoders.com/viewthread.php?tid=412&extra=page%3D1&frombbs=1
Jazz Kyat 提到: more »
一件垃圾QQ:361975335, 代码骗子
http://forum2.kingofcoders.com/viewthread.php?tid=412&extra=page%3D1&frombbs=1 more »
On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 13:22:44 -0400, Robert Blass wrote:
If you want to encrypt something, then eliminate any parts that are
always the same,... more »
On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:01:42 +0200, Robert Larsen wrote:
http://www.developerweb.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2983 more »
On Tue, 09 Sep 2008 14:58:38 +0200, Hannes De Bondt wrote:
You might be better off with a 3d package, but in the old days we'd
simulate 3d on 2d by... more »
Robert Blass wrote:
Answer was not posted because you posted to the following... more »
Does anyone think Java generics are misnamed?
Suppose I have the following:
LinkedList myList;
LinkedList <Foo yourList;
Isn't "myList" *more*... more »
Ian Semmel <isemmelNOJUNK@NOJUNKrocketcomp.com.au>
on Friday 18 July 2008 15:19
wrote in comp.lang.java:
Really, comunications from localhost to... more »
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Posted by: Peter
| Last post by Ian Shef, 101 days ago
Peter <cmk128@hotmail.comwrote in news:48a140ac$1@127.0.0.1:
If you want us to look at your applet, how about posting one that does not
try to run... more »
Eustace wrote:
What you probably want to do is something like this (pseudo code):
public class StuffDoer implements Runnable {
private void... more »
Heapdriver wrote:
Java programs can open the same files as native ones. The user just
needs the correct permissions. more »
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INDEPENDENT RECRUITER
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SOFTWARE ENGINEER/ JAVA/ CONTRACT/ IN
Must Be US Citizen All work On Site
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Ian Semmel wrote:
A "web" app can be deployed on networks other than the internet. You
might want to look into using a framework.
--
Dave... more »
Tuy Solang wrote:
The Robot class has been there since Java 1.3 so it is ancient :-) more »
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Posted by: Mark
| Last post by Brandon McCombs, 137 days ago
Mark wrote:
Google Groups more »
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Posted by: mc
| Last post by Jeremy, 147 days ago
I don't think this guy knows what he's doing. There's no possible way "c#"
is that much slower. I doubt it's even slower at all. And besides,... more »
Robert Larsen wrote:
It has nothing to do with your code - it is the browser's mechanism for
handling permissions. The "don't allow" is persistent... more »
wizard of oz wrote:
Thanks, had be something like this :-) more »
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Posted by: z1
| Last post by z1, 147 days ago
this is one explanation i found:
The new JVM shares classes across java apps currently running, which means
you have a one time cost for loading... more »
Our application uses BigDecimal, and BigDecimal is immutable. Immutability
is certainly a good thing, but it also means that there are a lot... more »
Hello!
I have a method, that is supposed to set fields in an object passed to it.
Any object -- the names of the fields are determined at run-time,... more »
Hi all,
I'm extending an Abstract Styled Document associated with a JTextPanel to
implement a syntax highlighting editor. This is all working just... more »
Hello, I was puzzled why the several guides and Java tutorials when
describing
the "Object clone();" method do not advice implementing clone using... more »
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Posted by: Mark
| Last post by Robert Larsen, 147 days ago
Avoid RMI
Boris Tkachenko wrote: more »
Spoke too soon. The following code *does* work in a test project, but not my
main project. Both projects are built using NetBeans 6.0.
The only... more »
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Posted by: Larry C
| Last post by Sabine Dinis Blochberger, 147 days ago
Larry C wrote:
Since it's for displaying the calendar on websites (HTML), of course
they need a webserver. You can use Tomcat and jsp to generate... more »
I posted the following to
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5284147&tstart=10 but I'm not
having any luck with getting any replies. ... more »
I have enabled EIM to authenticate users via kerberos aginst my win2003
domain kontroler.
allso enabled my web app to use the kerberos.
Now i need... more »
Mikhail Teterin wrote:
how about:
public class Foo<Bar extends Something{
Note that this works if `Something' is a class or if it is an... more »
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Posted by: _kOws
| Last post by Frank Stallone, 147 days ago
On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:19:07 +0200, _kOws wrote:
I've never done it but I can't imagine it's impossible since you can do
it in PHP.
A quick search... more »
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 06:29:27 -0500, Frank Stallone <askMe@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Or, my "Lick Lol" for those who are not chinese. more »
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Posted by: JB
| Last post by Mishagam, 147 days ago
Frank Stallone wrote:
Java differs from many languages because it has more or less standard
code conventions, created by SUN and used, as far as I... more »
1 Reply |
Posted by: _kOws
| Last post by Frank Stallone, 227 days ago
On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:19:07 +0200, _kOws wrote:
I've never done it but I can't imagine it's impossible since you can do
it in PHP.
A quick search... more »
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Posted by: JD
| Last post by Frank Stallone, 229 days ago
Using an IDE can be dangerous if you don't learn a language properly.
Having said that I don't believe in the whole "use notepad to... more »
Why not use or as suggested by Robert?
Maybe I need to wake up a little more but if you want str to equal
"seven" then why not just test for... more »
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Posted by: JB
| Last post by Christian Williamson, 231 days ago
Robert Larsen wrote:
Yep, good catch. more »
Dear all,
I am new in java. I would like to write a servlet to allow first user
controlling the PDF file movement after the second user read the... more »
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