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<0> I need a tutorial, book etc to write 10 pages about java intermediate language. Any suggestions pls ?
<1> http://java.sun.com/
<2> hello how can I set $JAVA_HOME? on a linux system
<3> re
<3> hey please there is a methode how can i get the name of the cl*** who called the cl*** im working on ?
<4> you could force an exception and walk up the stacktrace
<5> http://humor.beecy.net/bushkerry/index.aspx
<6> can anyone tell me dow do i post binary data to a javaserverpage/servlet using HttpURLConnection ?
<6> i wnat to send an image to the servlet
<1> hmm, JBoss sure looks like a very nice application server.
<5> some disagree, i hear.
<1> Clackwell: well, you get that with nearly everything ;) It seems lightweighted; without the overhead of your regular AS with fancy web consoles.
<5> odd, i heard people whine about jboss startup times, not being able to reload applications without restart of the app server, etc.
<5> yeah, no two people agree on anything in java lala land.
<1> :-)
<1> Clackwell: well, In all fairness I just started to take a more serious look at it. But so far it seems to be doing what it needs to do 8)
<5> sounds good then. some have emotional matters with the fleurys, i hear.
<1> Clackwell: *nod*. And the usual problem then appears; some people get a bad first impression and then stick to that, no matter how much the product changed. But then again; its only human ;)
<5> <nod, nod>
<7> morning
<7> Clackwell: jboss' deployment issues are well-known
<7> a badly configured application can allocate resources that don't get deallocated
<5> hi joe
<5> Lion-O, listen to da man
<1> aye :)
<1> eya jottinger
<7> fsvo "enjoying"
<8> heh fun
<8> had a properly clustered JBoss environment at my last place, as I was leaving
<8> online casino shenanigans
<8> when we upgraded to JBoss 4 a few weeks back, I noticed it was auto-clustering on our development lan
<8> by default
<8> that got turned off quickly!
<7> really?
<7> Hmm, I wonder why it was turned on for you but not for me
<7> I'm having to configure the crap manually
<8> Wasn't me doing the upgrade, so I don't know
<7> I lurve jboss!
<8> heh
<1> hmm, it seems that by deploying their portal software I managed to get jboss to choke. Cool :)
<7> what a surprise
<1> well, when listening to your stories I guess I'm now one step ahead in "senior jboss administration" :) That was easier than I expected :)
<8> heh
<9> hi
<9> is there a way to "link" a cl*** file to a running java program so it can start using it?
<7> ttt-: sure, add it to the cl***path
<7> okay, jboss@work doesn't address clustering
<9> but how does the running program access the new cl***?
<7> so "@work" means "where work means tiny shops that don't use some of the better features the spec provides"
<7> ttt-: by loading it and using it
<7> what do you mean by "new cl***?"
<9> for ex: i compile person.cl***
<8> I think he means loading a cl*** dynamically, which wasn't present on the original cl***path?
<9> and i want to do new Person() in the running program
<7> Deano|Wrk: sure, same thing
<8> which just sounds odd
<7> ttt-: so has the running program already loaded a Person?
<9> no, Person didnt exist before it started running
<8> this sounds very odd
<9> im trying to make an AI program that can dynamically load new modules
<8> fair enough
<9> how should i do that?
<7> ttt-: then you can do new Person()
<7> is Person() part of an interface?
<9> well, Person has a Module interface
<8> google dynamic cl*** loading
<9> but it should be able to do a new Person() with just knowing the string "person" and the directory the cl*** is it
<9> is in*
<9> ok
<7> hmm, maybe this will work
<7> whoa, working
<8> what u up to jottinger
<7> getting the clustered deployment stuff working
<8> ah cool
<7> i.e., "cp timezone.war $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/farm"
<7> and then watch it replicate to the other servers in the cluster automagically
<8> thats the easy part, its ensuring all your code is clusterable and thread-safe :)
<7> but a word of advice: when you use wireless locally, it can, uh, be not so fast :)
<8> I suspect not ;)
<7> 802.11g is fast, but not THAT fast :)
<8> n shows some promise though
<8> average 100mbps speeds, upto 240mpbs
<7> yeah
<7> I cruise pretty well with 802.11g but a lot of the apps I work with are a few MB in size
<8> yeh I imagine it can suffice
<7> Wireless creates all kinds of strange problems though
<7> I had to disable it to reset a VPN p***word today, because the connection was forcing a sync refresh which always failed
<8> I get severe lag on irc at home, 5m's away from the WAP, which is a pain
<7> I love windows more than I love jboss
<8> I think u give your love too easily heh
<7> I think my definition of it is different than you think it is :)
<8> hehe no I can guess
<7> I love how MS wants me to reboot so they can install the "we want to make sure you're not a pirate" patch
<8> oh god WGA
<7> I wonder how many people are so stupid that they're not insulted by that
<8> pain in the ***
<8> twice this week they've released updates for that too
<8> presumably to get around hacks or something
<9> It's just a cheap way to scare people into being a real copy
<9> buying*
<7> ttt-: but that's just it: I already did
<7> I'm not a pirate, so the distrust is annoying
<8> yeh all my copies are licensed
<7> makes me feel good that I run linux and solaris though
<10> all ya need is a valid CD key :Z
<7> sabre: it's not about enablement
<10> i know :P
<7> I don't mind running a real windows, stealing isn't an interest
<7> I wouldn't run it personally at all if our stupid f5 didn't require it
<10> you just think that they would learn that people who do that stuff will always find a way around it
<10> so why bother
<10> i mean when they release something like that then it just sends them into a drooling frenzy to see if they can hack it..no sense
<5> 120 bucks and updates for several years to come. good deal.
<10> i have legal and non legal...i buy one license and i WILL use it on as many machines as i please
<5> sabre: if that is so i guess it helps you that ms wipes their activation key lists every few months...
<10> not when you have an ms admin key :)
<5> :)
<10> didn't mean it to be the same license key..sorry for the confusion
<11> Clackwell: XP pro here is 200$ if I tie it to the particular hardware I use now. Otherwise it's 400$
<12> if i have a container with alot of children
<12> and the size of ONE child changes
<12> should I then call invalidate() on the child or on its container?
<5> wlfshmn: what $? nz?
<10> it's about the same here...$120 USD
<7> te size of every child changes
<7> it's called "growing up"
<5> hm...deep
<11> Clackwell: US
<11> Clackwell: 1500SEK and 3000SEK, respectivly or thereabouts
<5> http://edition.cnn.com/2006/US/05/31/wrong.id.ap/index.html
<13> hello
<13> anybody could help me with a litte applet issue?
<5> describe the problem?
<13> yes, thanks.
<13> well, I'm creating an applet to draw in with OpenGL (JoGL)
<13> but there appears a line (around 6 pixels) on the top of the applet where I cant paint into at all
<13> I think that the problem isn't related with OpenGL so I think that should be with my applet creation code
<13> here is it: http://rafb.net/paste/results/SiPsle65.html
<13> do you want to see a screenshot showing the problem?
<5> no clue about that problem Ffelagund.
<13> I'm new to applet programming. The problem could be caused because this space is reserved for a menu or something else?
<5> applets are said to be crappy. i ***ume that this problem is not actually related to anything in standard applet code, but rather to opengl integration in java or java integration in the browser.
<5> speaking of which, how are you using opengl in java in the first place?
<13> I create a JPanel where I build an OpenGL context into
<13> here is the code:
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