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<0> Hey all...
<0> Quick question. Under SWT, how can I load an image that is inside of the application JAR file?
<1> swt is bad for you
<0> kmh: That's not a very useful response...
<2> Hi, I got a question; when I type java myprogram (Swing is used here), the console appears, is there any way to hide it ?
<0> W***|: Depends on the platform. In windows, use javaw instead of java command.
<2> DSpair : and linux/Mac OSx ?
<0> W***|: Use and & to run the program in the background.
<2> thank you verry much
<2> ;)
<0> W***|: np.
<3> hi
<4> hello
<4> :)
<3> hi
<4> calchas: are u good at java
<4> ?
<3> depends how you define good
<3> are you
<4> heehee
<4> lol
<4> calchas: no bro
<3> bro == ?
<4> i am not good i am just learning... java.. :| and i find this thin really difficult
<4> well sis..?**
<3> I see, I am niether you brother nor your sister, and it may be best to not suggest that I am
<5> that was kind of cold calchas ;)
<6> does anyone have experience writing a server with java?
<5> a long night ahead of him pacabel_ has
<1> calchas : let's call you comrade then
<7> hi
<7> if B extends A , why is it necessary to put super(args) in the constructor of B instead of A()?
<7> at least my compiler complains if i write A()
<7> it says it cannot find the symbol
<7> and the two cl***es A and B are in the same java file
<8> super calls A's constructor
<8> thus its in B not in A
<8> where are you writing A() for it to complain?
<8> paste your code in the topic link.
<9> disproportio: cl*** B extends A{B(){}} gets some automatic code generation from the compiler.
<9> It ends up looking like cl*** B extends A{B(){super();}}
<9> super() can only work if A has a no-arg constructor, so if it doesn't you get errors.
<9> subcl***ing--
<10> hello
<10> oh so lonely and cold
<11> ssht, don't disrupt the meditation
<10> life!
<10> ive been having trouble getting java applets to work (they work in Applet Viewer, just not in browsers) anyone have any ideas why?
<10> java.lang.NoCl***DefFoundError : Hello (wrong name: applets1/Hello)
<10> at java.lang.Cl***Loader.defineCl***1(Native Method)
<10> ; Exception in thread "Thread-4" java.lang.NullPointerException
<10> those kinds of exceptions show up on the java console
<11> Looks like a wrong implementation, it obviously cannot find the cl***.
<10> would i just need to change the location?
<10> ive tried putting the html and java files in the same file, and ive tried putting the location of the file in the html code
<11> Impossible to say based on just the error.
<12> looks like that applet cl*** is in a package.
<12> moin Lion-O, everyone
<12> garfPlog: is the applet online already? if so, at what url?
<11> an important line would also be the 'codebase' entry in your <applet> definition
<11> Clackwell: yo!
<11> well, codebase and code I suppose.
<11> if codebase is defined and code sets up "applets1/Hello" then there better be a subdirectory applets1 ;)
<10> Clackwell: it is just on my computer
<12> garfPlog: then pastebin the .html file that you use and the output of "dir" of the folder where that html file is located in.
<12> PASTEBIN Paste/upload your full error messages or test cases: http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/ http://pastebin.com/ http://rafb.net/paste/
<10> thanks
<10> sorry im a bit new :)
<12> no problem
<12> garfPlog: have you pasted the html file and the dir listing yet?
<10> just did it (i had to search for something first)
<10> oh
<10> i mean i just posted the error message
<12> garfPlog: shout and post the url when you have pasted the html file and the dir listing.
<10> ok html is up
<12> there are many pastebin sites. i cannot tell which one you used.
<12> post the url to your pastes.
<10> ? but the code is just on my computer-- no website up or do you mean something else
<12> garfPlog: please go to one of the pastebin sites about. copy and paste your html file into one of them. copy and paste the url for that paste here.
<10> oh
<10> oops
<12> then do the same with the directory listing of the folder that contains the html file.
<10> http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/app/view/595
<10> http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/app/view/594
<9> Clackwell: We clearly need a pastebin search engine.;
<12> :)
<12> garfPlog: looking
<10> did i send the right urls?
<12> garfPlog: dude, what the heck is that at http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/app/view/595 ?
<12> garfPlog: that looks like an RTF file.
<10> hmmm
<12> you are lucky it works at all. consider using a real text editor instead of wordpad or whatever else that you are using.
<9> Wordpad is fine for editing text.
<10> hahaha
<9> Better than Notepad, in that it can handle non-Windows line-endings.
<12> it's a bad choice in so far that it lets you use file formats unsuitable for the task at hand.
<10> that line of code at the top is strange though -- i have a few other applets i tried, and they dont have that on the top
<10> i have been trying to copy code from the internet and books to get applets to work
<12> garfPlog: it seems that your applet is coded and compile to be in a package. yet in your html file and probably the directory you treat it as if it was not in a package.
<12> garfPlog: maybe you are using a bad tutorial?
<10> perhaps-- but ive tried like 5 tutorials, haha
<12> garfPlog: http://javafaq.mine.nu/lookup?9
<9> Applets are old hat. Flash, Ajax or JWS are the way to go!
<11> garfPlog: what did you try? Merely copying and paste code or did you also read up on the Java basics, like packages and the likes ?
<9> garfPlog: Make a directory called applets1, and place Snowman.cl*** in it.
<10> i dont remember reading about packages-- i read pretty basic tutorials
<9> garfPlog: In the directory above that, make a HTML file containing roughly what you have there.
<10> it is actually already in it
<12> and adapt your html rtf file...
<12> and make sure the html file is located in the parent folder of the applets1 folder...
<9> And make it use code="applets1/Snowman" instead of code="Snowman".
<9> Er, correct that..
<10> ok
<9> And make it use code="applets1.Snowman" instead of code="Snowman".
<9> The reason is that your cl*** is not called Snowman.
<9> It's called applets1.Snowman.
<11> crookery: actually... applets1/Snowman will also work.
<9> Lion-O: I don't care.
<9> I'm trying to forget about applets!
<11> this isn't helping :P
<9> garfPlog: Try not to just randomly copy text from tutorials without understanding it. Java isn't that kind of language.
<12> garfPlog: BEGINNERSBIBLES Download these two bibles (free of charge): 1) Sun Java Tutorial (http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/) 2) Bruce Eckel's "Thinking in Java" (http://www.bruceeckel.com/)
<10> yea i think i will read up on it more-- (changing the parent folder and code didnt work..) thanks anyway
<9> It's not worth learning through applets.
<10> do you mean the java language?
<10> I took a cl*** on java before, I am just pissed that I cant get a simple applet to work :D
<9> Applications are simpler than applets.
<9> Can you get a simple application to work?
<10> yep
<9> If you can, then worry ye not.
<13> i have a string ( a,b,c,d) ..how to put it in a array separated by , ? the flash help doesn't say a word 'bout that ...but i know it can be done (i'm asking here because the syntax should be the same as flash)
<13> and ...re pplz :)
<9> In Java, there is a split method in the String cl***.
<13> even in flash ...but it's undocumented ...
<13> at least the flash help
<9> Yet you proceed to use Flash? Interesting.
<13> :))
<13> how's the syntax in java ?
<14> Anyone know anything about domain forwarding and web application context paths?
<13> ok
<13> gotit
<13> split(',') :)
<13> thanks
<13> ;)
<13> byez
<15> morning
<16> http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/software/java/java_press.html
<1> what z/OS ?
<1> same mainframe crap ?
<1> ah right
<16> yeap it's good bait
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