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<0> Better Faster Lighter Java
<1> ah, yes, I read "Spring: A Developer's Notebook"
<0> AKA "move to ruby"
<2> wlfshmn: Some chapters on amazon look intruiging indeed
<1> I think I might own better faster lighter java, but I havn't read it
<0> Basically Tate drank the koolaid and appointed himself the ruby evangelist
<1> Lion-O: Yeah. The book isn't earthshattering, but it has lots and lots of explanations to odities and special cases where I atleast went "Oh, so -that- is why..."
<1> I see he has written atleast one Ruby book as well ;)
<2> wlfshmn: *nod*. I like the static method factory opening 8)
<3> does it matter if a factory is static or not
<3> i usually make all of my factories static, and call Factory.getInstance()
<3> is that retarded of me
<1> whodis: some factories need to be configured
<0> whodis: no
<0> wlfshmn: that allows configuration...
<0> that's the SPI pattern
<1> jottinger: oh?
<0> wlfshmn: I use that pattern all the time
<4> hello
<3> jottinger: so you are saying bottom line, if a DB you are talking to doesn't support TX, then CMT isn't going to help you when you talk to that DB?
<4> if C extends A, why can't we use A() in the constructor of C? using A() gives a compiler error
<4> I have to use super()
<4> is it because A.cl*** doesn't exist yet?
<3> disproportio: there is no reason you can't put a reference to A inside C()
<4> well i used A() within C() and i get a compiler error saying it cannot find the symbol
<3> make sure your cl***path settings are correct
<0> whodis: that's correct
<0> (re: your CMT question)
<4> hmh
<4> but A and C are on the same java file
<4> is the compiler being too strict?
<5> With a BorderLayout, can you have a dragbar to adjust how much space CENTER and SOUTH use, or so you need to put both those components into another component?
<6> eka_mak_loko: please stop that.
<7> WHat would be a good approach to make something like this in java -- I'm talking about the "All Day Events" list: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/images/sunbird-day-view.png
<7> I've tried using a GridBagLayout to create this: http://asklandd.dk/tmp/cal.jpg but it's quite difficult to maintain and unflexible.
<7> Also, I can't find a way to draw a Border around an entire day's row of components.
<2> Zta: a good approach? Too many options for that, absolutelayout might be nice.
<7> Any approach with a LayoutManager that actually exists?
<2> absolutelayout exists.
<2> Zta: if you don't know your stuff then I'd suggest not even trying to take this on.
<8> hi
<2> Nice tutorial-like page on layout managers: http://mindprod.com/jgloss/layout.html
<2> Heck, even SpringLayout comes to mind.
<8> this give me an wered error
<8> JDialog dialog=new JDialog(null,"username si conferinta",true);
<8> that line
<2> crestinu: it would be nice to know the error :P But I'd check this in the API docs, then you'll see if such a constructor exists.
<8> reference to Jdialog is ambigouse
<8> bouth java.awt.dialog and javax.swong.jdialog
<2> crestinu: well, from what I see it needs either a Dialog or Frame. I don't think 'null' will do there.
<8> i see
<8> ty
<2> But I'm not too sure about that. Still, without the exact error I can only guess.
<8> anather quest plsz
<8> my dialog appers minmaized
<8> how could i set a jdialogs size
<8> plsz
<1> uhm...
<1> I google for "org.apache.myfaces.shared_tomahawk.config.MyfacesConfig getStringInitParameter" and google wonders if I ment "org.apache.myfaces.shared_tomahawk.config.Myfaceisonfire getStringInitParameter"
<1> err, no google, all is fine, and my face is -not- on fire..
<8> i want to do a customizable dialog
<8> a login dialog
<8> i have winxp
<8> and jframe and jdialog doesn't appera at its size
<8> i have to adjust them manualy
<8> every time when i'm lunching my app
<9> hi
<3> are ejbLoad() / ejbStore() ever called if your bean is deployed as BMP ?
<10> yes, a quick google would of told u that
<10> e.g. http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=1090
<3> ha
<3> sorry
<3> i meant CMP
<3> i know they are always called for BMP
<10> yes the container will call them (or should anyway)
<10> "The ejbLoad( ) and ejbStore( ) methods are typically called just before a transaction begins and when a transaction is about to commit"
<10> basically the CMP container does the hard work for u
<10> but you're able to get in a few commands before storing/loading if necessary
<10> but generally u just leave the implementations blank
<3> cool thanx
<3> is it possible in java to create a sort of "mouse monitor" that recorded mouse clicks that occured outside of the application?
<11> anyone have experience developing servers? I plan on developing a server that works with the flash xmlsocket to develop a whiteboard
<11> i just wanted some information that I may not already know relating to this task..I've developer client/server apps before with other languages, but nothing quite like this, however I feel it is the same and fairly simple, however I'm not sure about what to consider in terms of the threading for different users, etc
<2> whodis: I doubt it.
<3> yeah, that's what i figured
<2> whodis: because what you're thinking about happens on OS level, so you'd need to intercept the actual interrupts in order to notice those clicks.
<3> right, i know its java blasphemy in terms of portibility
<2> whodis: blasphemy? I don't think so. Most likely a limitation, but thats boils down to the old "right tool for the job" approach.
<3> well usually you aren't suppose to develop platform-dependant code with java, i.e. native libraries and the like
<3> but i agree, i fear i may have to resort to c
<2> whodis: aah, indeed, now I see what you mean. Well, in this case your limitation is with the VM. Its still but a program running on top of the OS.
<12> whodis : actually there might java packages allowing that
<2> kmh: I somewhat doubt that :P
<12> whodis : by now there a quite some java packages giving os independent system access to devices
<12> Lion-O : i'm not so sure
<2> kmh: true. Which are active then the program is active.
<12> Lion-O : well no need the program to run if you do anything
<2> 'when' the program :P But as soon as your program loses focus in Windows it becomes a little harder for the JVM to influence your OS.
<12> Lion-O : yes
<12> Lion-O : i'm just saying before giving up it might be worth to check out those special packages in detail
<12> also stuff for games in java and such
<11> does anyone have experience with writing a server
<6> describe the problem?
<11> im just loading my guns so to speak
<11> i have written client/server apps before in other languages but i want to write a server for use with flash xmlsockets
<11> the only concern i have with this is handling the userload
<11> im just unsure of how to make this so its fast to handle a large number of users
<11> any ideas?
<6> mr. patient
<2> he needs it now ;)
<3> i thought if you used a signed applet you could override security, but i am getting a java.security.PrivilegedActionException: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException when i try to have javascript call a method in my applet that calls out to another website
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