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<0> hah.
<0> annotations look pretty neat
<1> oh
<1> neat
<1> I should have dictionary
<1> Nothing really matters too mee.
<1> Mamaaa. Life had just begun. But now I have to throw it all away.
<2> sjiraffen tar meg mens jeg sover
<1> D:
<3> what's the easiest java tutorial for someone who has no programming experience?
<0> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
<4> The Sun tutorial - yes.
<0> i'm pretty sure that ***umes no previous experience
<3> thanks
<3> I just want to catch up with my cl***
<3> because my cl*** requiers you take begginers C++ which i did take a very long time ago and forget everything just about



<3> since the proff, we had ****ed
<5> help plz
<0> ask a question
<5> i have problem
<5> java applets on yahoo pool
<5> wat i do
<0> that's not really a question i can answer
<5> its nt load
<5> error java applet didt load
<0> do you have the right jre installed?
<5> no
<0> so maybe you should do that
<0> you can download it from java.sun.com
<5> thanx
<6> I have to take a couple days off my job to go to a job interview. It is really really busy at work (and I just took a quick vacation a little while ago), so my employer will likely need a good excuse. What excuse should I give him?
<0> herpes flare-up.
<6> nah
<6> i wonder if i should lie
<7> Is there a particular reason that doing long myLong = 0x0000000000000000; complains that the value is out of range? It seems to only accept a 32bit value, even though long is 64bit.
<8> in spanish
<8> ?
<9> can omeone tell me how i can get the date into a field?
<9> anyone here?
<8> acm
<10> RexKwanDo: define "field"
<9> jlabel
<9> i know there is a data cl*** but i am not sure how to use it
<10> look at DateFormat as well
<5> help
<5> i have problem
<10> something like myLabel.setText(DateFormat.getDateInstance().format(new Date()));
<9> wow that was quick i am going to try that
<5> i have java applet error in yahoo pool
<10> TaZzMinK: it's unlikely that it's a problem we could help you with, unless you just need to update your version of java
<5> ok
<9> Tow_bits i get an error "can not find symbol symbol const Date() in cl*** java.sql.date
<5> 10x
<10> RexKwanDo: use java.util.Date
<9> yes i have that as an import
<9> now it is telling me cant find symbol cl*** Date in my cl***
<10> you have import java.util.Date; ?
<9> yes
<11> anyone get V3 of ANTLR to just throw an exception on error?
<10> you'll also need java.text.DateFormat;
<9> java.util.data.*;
<10> no n
<10> no
<10> 1) i dont know where you got "data" from
<9> sorry miss type its Date.8
<10> 2) Date is in java.util.. so it'd be java.util.*; or java.util.Date; (no star)
<9> .*
<10> but even so, you use * to mean "all cl***es in this package"
<9> ok got it
<9> yes that what i thought
<10> java.util.Date is not a package, that's the actual cl*** and importing it would import just that cl***
<9> oh
<9> damm that fixed it
<11> nvm.. worked out a way
<9> Thanks alot two bits
<10> RexKwanDo: you really only need to use the * (or would even perhaps want to) if you were importing a package from which you'll be using MANY cl***es, like javax.swing.*;
<9> so it is not like a safty type thing



<9> just in case?
<10> the only real trouble with using * too much is you *can* run into some ambiguity (if a cl***name exists in more than one package that's imported) or that it slightly slows down compilation (has no effect on compiled runtime)
<10> there's nothing "unsafe" about using *
<10> it's a preference thing
<9> ok thanks
<9> i have one more question
<9> how do you make an excutible from the complile
<10> but if you had import java.util.*; and import java.sql.*; and tried to use just Date as a symbol, it wouldn't compile because you've effectively import both java.util.Date and java.sql.Date and it doesn't know which one you want
<9> i am using netbeans
<10> i wouldn't suggest trying to make an executable from it
<9> oh i see
<9> so what would i do after i made my app?
<10> there are 3rd party products for doing that, but it obviously goes against the platform independance
<10> i'd jar it and distribute it as such
<9> so i want to use this on a mac
<9> and i complied it on a windows
<10> if you make it a jar and it has no native windows dependancies, it would run just fine on a mac
<9> oh cool
<10> but it obviously wouldn't run on a mac if it were made into an executable
<9> true
<9> i am new to all this but i like Java
<9> i have taken a few cl***es but mostly in c++
<10> the jre from sun, i think, automatically ***ociates .jar files with java.exe in such a way, that if the .jar has the right manifest files, you could actually "double click" the jar file and have it "just run"
<10> i think the same in mac is a bit more difficult though
<10> you might also look into web starts. which would let you deploy your app from a web server
<9> so if i move the file over to a Mac i might be able to just click on it to run
<10> i dont think you can just double click a .jar file on a mac and have it run
<10> i'm honestly not sure how it's launched on a mac at all, you'd have to spend some time with google on that one
<10> anyway, good luck. gotta get some shopping done before this "ice storm" hits
<9> thanks
<12> I do need help with my java application i'm upgrading the resin version from 2.1 to 3.1 and I have some compilation error now :S
<12> anyone got any experience with that?
<12> i'm getting this kind of error : symbol : method
<12> /Target_versionBean__EJB.java:359: cannot find symbol
<12> [20:21:30.302] symbol : method __caucho_getPrimaryKey()
<12> [20:21:30.302] location: cl*** _ejb.Target_version.Target_versionBean__EJB.Bean
<12> [20:21:30.302] Object okey = bean.__caucho_getPrimaryKey();
<12> [20:21:30.302] ^
<13> it cannot find the method _cuacho_getPrimaryKey()
<13> check the line 389
<13> and yes i am captain obvious! =D
<12> yeah but taht is generated dynamictly by resin.. (Amber) using the bean.ejb file (ejb-jar xml file)
<13> see if there any other versions out there, or if youre missing a package or something
<13> im not sure to be honest
<12> its kind of weird :S
<14> been a while since a spambot visite
<14> d
<15> hi... does anyone know where can i find articles/tutorial about programming multiplayer game in java?
<11> what sorta level you looking at?
<15> beginner i'm trying to develop a multiplayer snake game
<11> I think this covers most bases.. no idea when it was written
<11> http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/games/index.asp
<15> i'm using socket connection to send data but i have problem with synchronization
<16> what is the difference between J# and sun java ?
<16> NeverTooLate u r alive ?
<17> hey guys, how do i make a jar file? I cant figure out what i'm supposed to write in the manifest file under Main-Cl***:
<16> the name of the main file
<17> so its... just maincl***.cl***?
<17> or maincl***
<16> the main cl***
<16> name
<16> thats the file name where your cl*** is stored
<17> rite..... so just the CL*** then? hold on lemme try
<17> works like a charm.
<17> thx man.
<17> <---- is java n00b
<18> hello
<19> hi
<2> stupid server
<19> wb
<4> hello
<1> lo
<2> zup
<20> hi..


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