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<0> korbin: you need to use
<0> getElementsByTagNameNS(String namespace)
<1> bryin: thx i tried that but doesnt seem to work
<1> i found that i need to capitalize the tag names
<0> ok weird
<2> hello
<3> buongiorno Ap
<2> salve
<4> using Tiles, I'd like to insert a string that is the key to be i18nlized, and then I'd like to use jstl using <fmt:message key="" , however, I can't really get the title, is there a way to get a reference to it using EL or any other tip that you can give me?
<5> hey
<5> Can Java be installed to a USB memory stick?
<5> basically I want to program on a computer that I cannot install anything on
<6> if the flash memory is large enoguh you ought to be able to
<4> he could compile on the key directly?
<6> why not?
<5> That is what I am after. 512 mb big enough?
<6> dunno
<4> I think it'd be kind of not simplest thing to do
<7> 20GB would do
<6> yeah that ought to be large enough, my JDK is 48,836,045 bytes
<4> you'd need to set the path to the bin directory
<4> or invoke the compiler always directly
<5> wonder if it requires stuff to be in the registry
<5> before going out and buying one I guess I can give it a try on my SD card
<4> I don't think the registry is necessary but I belive you'd need to set your compiler's folder and the cl***path
<4> so if you have a limited account perhaps you can't insert those things
<4> but sometimes it's possible
<4> also perhaps if you could define them in a .bat file and the use it to enter you enviroment
<5> it will be pretty usefull if I can walk arround with a usb and program anywhere
<4> you'd still need an editor
<5> like to use netbeans.. worst comes to worst I will just use editplus
<5> which I can customize to work wiht it
<7> try jcreator n00bs
<4> you need something that doesn't need to get installed and if the computer you'll work on doesn't have java to be non java-based
<6> I don't think the JDK should need any registry settings, it runs just fine for me when I unzip it
<4> the runtime does some stuff perhaps
<4> integration with control panel, file type ***ociation
<5> anyone have a link to the java api?
<5> to d/l it
<7> yup
<7> ValKilmerMob: you better use .chm java api
<7> very useful and very portable
<5> what is that?
<7> .chm format
<7> java api
<7> instead of html
<5> why is that better?
<7> i carry them all the time inside my USB FD
<5> cool
<5> have a link?
<7> wait
<0> it's only good for Windows
<5> that is a help file format?
<0> what if you develop on Linux -- like all the serious coders do?
<0> ValKilmerMob: Yes
<0> it's a stupid M$ format
<0> CHM = Microsoft Compressed HTML Help file
<7> ValKilmerMob: http://www.allimant.org/javadoc/jdk15e.html
<7> Bryin: you're wrong
<7> "only good for windows"
<7> haha
<7> i can even run chm on my Mac OS X Tiger
<7> mac os x is Unix/Linux
<7> so you're wrong
<0> javaq_: You sound like a twit
<7> Bryin: your mama
<0> javaq_: How old are you -- 13?
<5> ha.. well.. he helped me out
<5> My usb is elite now
<5> only thing I have to figure out is if running netbeans, Jcreator, or Editplus alters the registry
<5> I have a feeling netbeans will
<7> http://www.allimant.org/javadoc/jdk15e.html
<5> no way that editplus will because it is so basic
<0> Eclipse is the best dev environment
<7> that's the chm and hlp format
<7> go grab em both
<5> does eclipse have a GUI editor?
<7> ValKilmerMob: JCreator is fast, i recommend it
<5> yeah.. I've used it before
<0> yes
<0> Eclipse has an awesome GUI editor
<0> and it's OSS
<0> http://www.eclipse.org/vep/
<5> cool
<5> I haven't programed with Java for a few years.. last time I programmed with it, the only gui editor was this really crappy one
<0> heh, which editor was that?
<5> don't even remember
<5> it was something that was discontinued
<5> Cool.. eclipse looks good
<5> It looks independant as well
<8> hey wazzup?
<9> anyone here know something about hibernate ?
<9> i don't understand the way the dirty checking works for decoupled objects.
<10> I can't seem to receive UDP Broadcast Packets. I'm sending it using 255.255.255.255. Can anyone help?
<11> yxcvv: are you trying to send and receive on the same machine?
<12> hey Cnackwenn
<11> hi thunder :)
<11> Thunder^: hm?
<11> ill?
<12> yes :-(
<11> Thunder^: caught flu? several people around here got something flu like.
<12> bad bad cold I think
<12> How are you?
<11> i am not sure i am glad to have not had a severe illness in a while. at times it seems like something like that could be a wake up call for management at work. :)
<12> hehe
<10> Clackwell: yes
<11> i am a bit hungover, as i went to a whisky try-out event yesterday. the last ones didn't sit so well in my stomache.
<12> hehe
<12> did they taste good though?
<11> yxcvv: i seem to recall that you cannot receive what you send yourself.
<11> Thunder^: he started out with something horrible, then had us try a very soft one. so that open up our senses for the possible variety. but i don't seem to have a taste for whisky, as i couldn't quite tell them apart.
<11> would it have been coffee or tea i could have managed, i think.
<10> Clackwell: when you use 255.255.255.255? i get the message i send through the client, using "localhost"
<12> Clackwell: hehe I don't like whiskey at all.. so I wouldn't even go to something like that.. but I know what you mean.. I got that incredible tasting gift for coca cola and other variations of "cola"
<11> well, it was a fun event, the lecturer seemed to know his bits and even sang us a scottish song while the lady filled up our gl***es. i learned a few things and socalised a little, so it was a good thing to do. next try out will be spanish wines.
<12> sounds like fun
<11> Thunder^: ha, yeah, i have next to no tolerance for non coke. can't just plain stand the fakes.
<11> yxcvv: ok. but it does not go out to the network?
<12> Clackwell: Oh man.. neither can I.. and the worst part.. the 2 liter bottles from germany tastes BAD too.. I think they are imported from Czecoslovakia or something like that
<10> Clackwell: I'm currently testing it on a single machine. Could that be a problem?
<11> Thunder^: yes, i noticed that too. the 2 liter bottles seem to be for budget people who are in it for the brand awareness, not the taste.
<11> <10> I can't seem to receive UDP Broadcast Packets. I'm sending it using 255.255.255.255. Can anyone help?
<11> i think you need to explain yourself or the problem at this point, yxcvv.
<10> I'm trying to create an application, that sends a message on start-up to the server and clients using UDP.
<12> With UDP you aren't ensured they go through
<10> I'm trying to broadcast it using the 255.255.255.255 address, instead of sending it individually to each user by taking note of their address and ports (this method worked for me).
<10> the problem is it doesn't seem to work :/ basically the problem is broadcasting using 255.255.255.255
<11> i don't understand the problem. you said that it works and now that it doesn't work.
<10> what works is when i use the loop method, sending each packet individually to the client's ip address and port instead of just sending it to 255.255.255.255
<11> <11> yxcvv: i seem to recall that you cannot receive what you send yourself. <10> Clackwell: when you use 255.255.255.255? i get the message i send through the client, using "localhost"
<10> yeah. when i set the server's address to localhost it works
<10> but i want to use the 255.255.255.255 address instead of doing that
<11> yxcvv: yxcvv: i seem to recall that you cannot receive what you send yourself.
<11> yxcvv: http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.programmer/browse_frm/thread/57541484c9ee51ce/16c1cacebc40aad2?lnk=st&q=java+udp+same+machine&rnum=2&hl=en#16c1cacebc40aad2
<11> that suggests that you can receive them on the same machine.
<13> has anyone worked with JRun?
<11> not i
<11> hi talios
<14> hi
<13> hi
<10> Clackwell: I'm trying to do something like this: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=11&threadID=711480
<11> yxcvv: i guess you need to find a working udp sending and receiving example.
<13> i just installed jboss4.0.3 SP1
<13> whats default web URL for its management console?
<15> morning
<16> how can i tell my sax parser to ignore a DTD declaration if the connection to the DTD file is b0rked? (e.g. not online)
<11> hi xtra
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