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<0> :D great!!
<0> the isolation level was set to "TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ"
<0> i just set it to "TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED" and it works fine!
<0> thanks
<1> carpedemus: didn't you say that "all operations are commited"? i guess you meant something else than i had in mind. :)
<0> may be i didn't well explain myself. i deactivated the autocommit on the connection i use. After each operation (or group op operations) i call commit() on the connection
<0> that's what i call "all operations are commited"
<1> yeah, you meant "i am committing, somewhen, yet i SELECT in the other connection before i commit". i read that as "i am committing all transactions and then do i perform my SELECTs to get the "wrong" data."
<0> :)
<2> hi to everybody
<2> could someone help me with eclipse and jars, please?
<2> nobody?
<0> nite
<3> double garlic [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][];
<3> int GARLIC, garliC, GaRlic, garLIC, garlik = 0;
<3> for (Garlic.garlic;Garlic.garlicSoup!=Garlic.SoupBonus;garlic+=GARLIC)
<4> void punsih();
<4> void(void(void()));
<4> GridbagConstraints.setGrid;
<4> if(grid) Grid.grid();
<4> gRid();
<4> grid(Grid.layer);
<4> while (grid.grid.next!=Grid.layerY)
<4> Grid.push(grid);
<4> new JGrid().setDimension(p);
<4> try { UIManager.catchSelectedChoice}
<4> public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ev)
<4> (Object) TimeWalker = ev.getSource();
<4>
<5> anyone here has heard about the rico contest
<5> ?
<5> the copymascine thing...
<6> hi
<6> how are u
<7> I'm not so bad.
<8> !=java
<8> !list
<8> @find java
<9> hi.. i'm looking to get started w/ java development. i come from a Microsoft background. can anyone point me in the right direction on how to get started (what i need, etc)
<10> wetWillie, download the jdk from java.sun.com - then hit the tutorials mentioned on that site ( or hit www.thejavatutorial.com which forwards to them)
<7> Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel, and the getting started trail on www.thejavatutorial.com
<9> i looked at the website and wasn't sure what the difference was between J2SE 5.0 and J2SE 1.4.2 SDK
<9> i do have java experience from college
<9> i'm just not sure how to set up the environment stuff on a windows pc
<7> 5.0 is the big important name for 1.5.
<9> so, which download do you suggest?
<7> 5.0
<7> All you need to set up is the PATH and the getting started tutorial details that.
<9> any sugggestions for an IDE? i heard eclipse is good
<10> wetWillie, I'd suggest sticking with notepad and the command line to start with - rather than learning an IDE and all its configs at the same time.
<9> ok... i'll take a look at that tutorial site ... thanks
<10> someone from another programming background should be able to pick things up quickly thou, I find it good to know the raw basics first thou
<7> Newbies shouldn't use IDEs, it adds to the confusion.
<10> ricky_clarks, aye - even those from programming backgrounds (at least for initial steps anyway)
<7> Right.
<9> i am a programmer so, it shouldn't be a big deal to learn the IDE
<10> wetWillie, yep - the idea is to learn java first thou :) rather than both.
<7> wetWillie: Right, but know how it works underneath FIRST, and you'll be better equipped.
<9> ok cool... yeah, did about 5 years of java... (about 5 years ago)... hehe. but forgot most of it
<9> thanks for the advice
<9> can anyone provide me w/ the link for the 5.0 download? the site is a big confusing to find the right thing
<11> wetWillie: It's pretty easy to find off sun website
<11> java.sun.com
<9> found it
<9> ok... i got "J2SE Development Kit 5.0 Update 6" and "J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 Update 6".... are these the correct programs ?
<11> You don't need both
<11> The development kit includes the runtime environment
<9> ok... i'll uninstall the runtime environment.
<11> Stop
<9> k
<11> If you want to *JUST RUN* java, you use the runtime environment
<11> if you want to *COMPILE AND RUN* java, use the development environment
<11> ok?
<9> yes, i want to compile and run
<11> So install the development kit, not the runtime environment like you said
<9> ok... thanks... is this what they mean by 'the java VM'?
<11> the java vm is basically the JRE
<11> (Actually, it's just part of the JRE, but that's close enough)
<9> sorry for all the Q's... so, i'm looking in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\demo
<9> trying to run some demos
<9> but, they're not working
<9> Your browser understands the <APPLET> tag but isn't running the applet, for some reason." Your browser is completely ignoring the <APPLET> tag!
<11> Did you restart the browser?
<11> Also, may be security setting
<9> yes i did restart the browser
<9> i did not install some internet explorer plug in
<9> should i do that?
<11> I think the JDK does that. Sorry, not positive, I don't run windows.
<9> i'll try the install again
<11> no
<11> Bryin: you're a windows 'ho, right? Does he need to do anything else
<11> Trying the same thing again and again is silly
<12> yo
<9> hey bryin
<12> what's up?
<9> lookin to get set up w/ java on a windows machine
<9> so i installed the SDK
<11> Bryin: he's trying to get the browser plugin working, but I don't know anything about IE/windows
<9> and when i try to view the applet examples, i get
<9> Your browser understands the <APPLET> tag but isn't running the applet, for some reason." Your browser is completely ignoring the <APPLET> tag!
<12> what happens when you try using appletviewer.exe ?
<11> I'm just linux, and my windows/java stuff "just worked"
<9> didn't try appletviewer.exe yet
<12> ok give that a shot
<12> I'll be back in 10mins
<9> k
<9> got it
<13> can you use Eclipse w/ J2SE 5.0?
<7> Yes, I can.
<14> good morning
<1> good morning Argenti.
<15> Argenti: good morning
<16> i need some freakin help
<10> wow - pleasant arnt you.
<1> hi talios
<17> n01d: hahaha
<16> nevermind i figured it out
<10> 'lo Clackwell , jottinger
<16> i need some serious help
<1> you need to state your problem for someone to be able to help you.
<16> i can't run an app
<16> can i paste a line of code?
<16> from the debug menu?
<16> wait i guess not
<16> one sec
<16> nocl***deffounderror
<16> there is no main
<16> i don't know brb
<16> ok here's the situation
<16> it compiled but won't run
<16> no errors when i compiled it
<16> but still won't run
<16> there i said it
<16> i've been up since three in the morning
<16> err i've been up till three in the morning
<16> err it's three in the morning and i'm still up
<16> please help
<18> impressive..
<18> you need a public static void main(String[] args){} to run a program
<16> yeah i want to make 2 dimensional drawing with a 6 dimensional array
<16> yeah but do i put that in my cl***?
<16> or do i have to make a new file?
<16> for my cl***
<18> you your main cl***
<18> in your..
<19> Hi everyone ... :)
<16> +
<17> have you read the tutorial for java at all?
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