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<0> I'd have thought so too, really
<1> ***alamualaikum wr wb
<1> crotzzzzz
<2> dibblego, is the DNS problem fixed?
<2> hello
<3> Boooooooooooored!
<4> yooooooooooooooooooo
<5> Hello
<5> I can't load a standalone .cl*** in Eclipse. Anyone know how? I always have to make a project, make a new cl*** file etc. I don't know how to work with the import. It always asks me for some base file and I use 'default'.
<2> sholom & other bored people, what do you think about the design? http://witte-consulting.com/
<5> A little dry, but nice.
<2> Treval, do you know how to work this all out without an IDE?
<5> Well, no.
<5> I use TextPad or JBuilder in the meanwhile.
<5> I'm still a student. I'm young. :P
<2> I recommend to learn that first, and to become quite good at Java and the common command line tools before using an IDE.
<3> acidjnk, not all that bad
<2> thx Treval, sholom
<5> But the thing is we have to work with applets first, then we use commandline.
<3> Gemse.
<3> Treval, the two are not mutually exclusive
<3> Treval, what acidjnk is talking about is the command line tools which comes with the JDK
<5> I'll look into it.
<3> Tools such as the compiler, for instance.
<4> **** design
<4> good certifications though
<2> hm, thx. Would you do a total redesign?
<2> I mean: Do you recommend a total redesign.
<4> no design is ok
<4> just need something adding
<4> looks to plain
<4> the links could be designed better
<4> just check out other freelancers websites
<2> ok, thx
<6> what is this java?
<3> Damn good coffee
<2> I recommend this overview, I_SELL_PICS_OF_P00P_ON_CAM: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/getStarted/intro/index.html
<6> That's awesome!! I want to java
<2> I wrote something about learning it here: http://kaiwitte.org/programming
<7> learning java should start with learning another language :)
<4> anyonr got a website on circularlist tutorial?
<8> Hello
<4> please sone **** with me Guest71736
<9> Hellloooo
<9> I have a problem... java look and feel is not working on my system... i don't know.. where is the problem.... plz help ...
<10> what?
<2> hm - we need a small test case, portable or not.
<4> ill knock your head off Nida_22
<11> gumpaa: What are you on about? Be quiet or constructive.
<4> my nigga please
<9> plz tell me link for learning basics of JAVA look n feel.....
<12> i need help with jms
<12> any one here to help
<10> just ask
<12> i got a messaging server, sms installed with provato, am running it along with Jboss but the jms service stucks and had to restart the jboss
<12> no body knows java here
<13> indeed
<14> Yes maybe.
<15> Java doesn't require explicit "override" keywords
<15> didnt even know
<15> :)
<16> raawr
<10> i'm dumb
<16> well, yes
<17> ello duuuudes :P
<16> zupppp
<17> hey dude of a koala :)
<2> hello
<18> anyone here know anything about xerces 144 ?
<17> hello acidjnk
<17> be never too late!
<10> i hate finishing projects
<2> Our wishes go with him.
<10> i like starting them, but man all this tedius crap at the end freaking blows
<17> :)
<18> ok, read the rules... sorry, let me ask a specific question, i am having a problem with SAXParser.parseSome() which throws a java.lang.NoSuchMethod error when I run it.... even though it compiles
<17> probably you compile it with another version
<2> Hm. Maybe the xerces library is in the cl***path at compile time, but not at runtime.
<18> i checked out the cl***path... nothing gets in the way
<18> with a call to System.getProperty("java.cl***.path")
<18> ZeroVista, unfortunately i cannot run it on the same platform i compile, as it is on a server
<18> but the cl***path can definately find xerses jar
<17> how acidjnk said then...
<17> then open xerces
<17> the jar
<18> i did
<18> it seems fine
<17> decompile the method
<18> how do you do that ?
<17> if its not the same version you will get a problem. parseSome() sounds very new for me
<18> i wanted to know how do you check the access modifier is public on parseSome()
<18> ZeroVista, in fact xerses 1 had parseSome(), but i read on the net, that it has now been taken out in xerces 2
<17> you can use BCEL or FrontEnd Plus e.g.
<18> ok thanks.... i think i will try that next
<17> then this is the problem
<17> or send me this single cl***
<17> if you unzip it from the jar on your server
<17> i can look into it
<18> i am at home now... this is all work related stuff ZeroVista
<17> ok
<18> parseSome() is inherited from XMLParser by SAXParser, will BCEL be able to handle that ?
<17> BCEL is a dis***embler and not a decompiler
<18> ah ok
<17> it should work
<18> thanks
<17> FrontEnd Plus or DJCompile or how its named is a decompiler for java
<10> isn't xerces open-source?
<17> it is
<19> hello all
<17> but it helps often to look what version youre using if you decompile it
<17> its the fastest way to prove
<17> hello harijan
<19> ZeroVista: How do I retrieve a HTTP Header in a JSP Page
<10> request.getHeader("whatever");
<19> Nice
<17> im not good in server stuff, evulish seems to know that good
<0> TheThinker: So you are compiling it locally, and then uploading it to the server, and you get a NoSuchMethod exception?
<0> Decompilation seems like an extreme when he should just make sure his JDK and Xerces versions match what is used on the server.
<17> my decompiler is laying on the path
<17> i have only to do a doubleclick on a cl*** and get the java source
<17> so for me its extremely fast in that way
<0> Yeah but that doesn't really solve his problem
<0> If it compiles locally, then of course the method is there in his local jar.
<17> 1.) you have to look what jar youre using in the path 2.) open the jar decompile the method and look if its there and public
<17> if not then you will have another version
<17> nothing else is what you have to check
<18> What I will do tommorow is just copy the xerces jar on my PC i used to compile with, onto the server
<18> then retry the test
<0> Sure, and I'm sure he's gonna log into his server and start decompiling java cl***es to do that.
<0> Either way it just sounds like you have different library versions.
<17> do what you want
<17> i have made best experiences with that
<0> But since parseSome() is deprecated... you may wanna think about using a newer xerces rather than copying your old one, unless you're really heavily invested in parseSome()
<18> Zenethian, the same version on both my PC and the server... xerces 1.4.4
<0> wow
<18> Zenethian, there is no way to do it without parseSome() without a major rewrite... and that just is not feasible
<18> this is just a code fix, what puzzles me is it has been in production for almost 2 years... and no complaints until they decided to try something new on UAT
<18> perhaps their UAT set up is different... i can definately recreate the issue though
<0> hehe
<0> they may have setup xerces2 on it by mistake
<18> i know i havent
<18> and i can recreate it with xerces 1
<19> is there a way to set a HTTP Header in HTTPURLConnection object
<18> do you know why it is deprecated ?
<0> well it isn't in xerces 1
<18> harijan, not really, the whole architecture is bound up with the xml being parsed in chunks... i am not about to rearchitecture the product for a code fix
<0> and it's completely removed from xerces 2
<0> umm
<19> TheThinker: So what is the alternative for me
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