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<0> okey did invokeLater() to all repaint calls
<0> looks like it helps
<1> http://www.geocities.com/javacaverdude/doc/javadoc/ in case anyone is interested I'm about to release this data storage lib
<1> https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=26878&package_id=186012 here is the download
<2> hmm, lessee
<2> hm, the javadoc is a little chaotic IMO.
<1> heh
<1> that probably means that they don't sound like they were written by a guy with a phd, which was the effect I was going for..
<1> thanks for the complement
<2> not really, I'm only comparing to the jdk docs. I'm just missing some extra comments there.
<3> i know hwo to get an event listener to capture keystrokes and what not, but how do you create keystrokes in java?
<4> use document listener
<1> Sp0tter you mean the robot api
<3> i want to create a keyboard event not in my program
<2> and well.. I'm confused when I read (for example) RandomIOFileFactoryCreator which has one method and the method "Creates a new RandomIOFileFactory". I'd expect a constructor.
<3> but whatever is in the foreground should get it
<2> hence my initial comment "a little chaotic".
<1> Lion-O hehe yes, there are no public constructors
<3> thanks caverdude
<5> hi all
<1> hi calchas
<1> Sp0tter I'm not sure I helped yet, but good luck
<2> caverdude: the main idea is to parse config file(s) right? In what way does this differ with the apache commons configuration?
<1> Lion-O I couldnt answer that
<2> caverdude: well, then there's one way to find out.. I have to admit that some aspects in the javadoc look interesting.
<1> Lion-O I had help on this and I'm also trying to figure some of this out.. maybe I shouldnt have released it so soon
<1> hehe
<2> caverdude: naah. sometimes a jump into the deep can be quite refreshing. I'll be sure to give this a good look & try somewhere next week.
<1> k, thanks
<3> caver, how do i get the keycode of a character?
<3> i've got my robot created , and use the delay to give me time to focus to another window.. just need the keycodes
<1> just a sec
<3> k
<3> nevermind, i got it.. you just use a char = 'a' and it converts to long for you
<3> or int
<3> htanks for the help
<6> hey, is there anyone experienced with TOMCAT? I got a form based authentication issue
<1> Lion-O yes I released that too soon
<1> its also supposed to have a PropertyIOFactoryCreator
<7> I am using the paintComponent() method and drawing and image in this method. when I run the program the image does not show up right away (or ever), until I minimize the window. what is going on here?
<7> an*
<5> are you using the correct signature
<5> public void paintComponengt( Graphics g ){ etc ?\
<5> -g
<7> yeah
<7> the image shows up, but not until I minimize and then restore the window
<5> which cl*** did you extend
<7> JPanel
<5> what are you drawing in the JPanel
<7> a .gif, some lines and some text, at the moment
<5> do you have a test case
<7> what do you mean? like, the code that I can paste?
<5> a minimal compilabe test case that shows the problem
<5> see faq
<7> alright, I can add a main method to the panel in question
<7> nvm, it seems to be working now
<5> cool
<7> had to add an actionperformed and timer for some other stuff, and it seems to work
<7> thansk though
<5> np
<5> a test case ofter helps
<5> often
<8> salut c juste anglais ici ou quoi?
<5> stop repeating
<5> english tends to work best here
<5> addping
<9> Anyone here know their way around Jboss/j2ee? I need to get my grubby mitts on a reference to the ManagedConnectionPool in a jboss application?
<10> Talden: that's an interface you realise?
<10> JBoss has an implementation
<10> I think it's just JBossManagedConnectionPool or something like that
<9> Yes... And clearly its accessible to the jmx mbean supplied in jboss... I either need a reference to the pool or a reference to the mbean that can query the pool... Currently I'm not sure how to achieve either.
<9> ahh but I don't need a new one, I need the currently configured and running one in the server.
<9> I suspect that there's a simple JNDI namespace lookup I can do to get the mbean (and quite possibly the pool too).
<10> Talden: look at this, http://www.cenqua.com/clover/eg/jboss/report/org/jboss/resource/connectionmanager/BaseConnectionManager2.html
<10> google found it
<9> Just consuming it now... might be handy.
<11> he all
<11> guys,how do i express "divisible by 2" in java?
<11> was it that operator % ?
<5> if( x % 2 == 0 ) { ...
<5> modulus
<11> yep
<11> just found it on the net now,i should've searched first then ask,thats calchas
<5> wholely divisible by 2 to be more exact
<11> k thanks dude
<5> no prob
<11> i have a feeling that there are lots of programmers around in the world,i wonder are enough jobs for all "qualified" programmes? what do you think guys?
<11> *are there
<5> definition of programmer and job leave a lot of room to play with
<9> And there may be a lot of 'qualified' programmers but they do not all play in the same sandpit - their experience and specialties mean that some areas of the industry may be saturated and some may be starved for capable personnel.
<11> hmmmm
<5> All I know is that in the US and Ireland/UK we have dificulty in finding qualified applicants for jobs, so it suggest in those areas there are more roles than applicants
<11> ah ok
<5> I guess also in my sand pit as well :)
<11> :)
<11> what sandpit? hmmm
<9> in New Zealand we have plenty of applications... positions aren't being filled very quickly though. There is a shortage of the more experienced development staff.
<5> in a lot of diciplines there is a stunning shortage of top quality candidates, even when less able ones are easy to find
<9> To deal with that I suppose we could take the same approach the US takes with presidents...
<11> Talden,Newzealand is tropical right?
<5> not enough hands to go up inside them even so ?
<5> NZ is mostly temperate, iirc
<9> Warm enough... temperatures -10 to 35c at it's extremes and not in the same part of the country.
<9> right now we're p***ing through autumn with 20-25c daily highs and 5-8c nightly lows.
<5> I think highs here are slightly above that already :(
<9> Where are you at the moment? I was in Austin Texas for a couple of weeks of their summer... 41/42c highs and apparently I wasn't there in the peak.
<5> Arizona
<9> Ahh
<9> Phoenix or there abouts?
<12> Hi I have a JCreater IDE and when I compile it doesnt tell me where me .cl*** file are what can I do?
<5> it has longer highs and got to 47 last summer
<5> south of the phx metro area
<9> <choke> <gasp> <expire> 47...
<5> Circoteatro4 use file search
<5> then learn where the settings are in JCreator
<9> Circoteatro4 - Hmm the project settings will likely list a build location... I don't use JCreator so I can't help much.
<5> it's docs are pretty extensive as I recall
<12> no but I think if I find the setting Ill find me cl*** files
<12> Ive always used Jcreater and its never done this before
<5> the cmd line is exposed afaik, look at it
<11> k guys see ya
<5> bye
<12> I maid a basic program so it cant say that I have mastacis but it still doesnt compile to where it should
<12> it has a cl*** directory
<12> but none of my new cl*** file are there should I install it again?
<5> find where it did put them, that may lead to a root cause
<5> much better than a reset
<12> ok I got them thanx for your help someonne installed it again in another directory and there where all my files thanx
<12> hey just a question do you think its posible to compile a C++ to a cl*** file?
<5> no
<5> I guess it could be made to happen, but it makes little sence
<5> and would be abn interesting project (with no use)
<12> I know but I had a bet with a friend
<5> and you'd have to drop a lot of functionality
<12> that what i said
<5> did you bet it was possible ?
<12> no that it wasnt posible sepecialy becuse the C++ languge has a limited libery in a graphic point of view
<5> not a valid point
<12> why?
<5> you may need to look at the difference between the APi and the language
<9> In fact C++ has a much larger body of work in the form of 'libraries'... The issue of library compatibility is more significant as are a number of language constructs that cannot be replicated practically in a compliant JVM.
<5> I guess you are students ?
<12> yes
<12> Im in 6th grade
<5> how many faries can dance on the head of a pin ?
<5> ok
<5> it's good training for you :)
<12> thanx well thanx for your help
<12> good bye
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