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<0> WHAT R U AGIST?!?!?!
<1> we seriously need an interpreter in here who speaks "moron"
<2> lol, he came in here as well eh. Oh well.
<3> how does java compiler know which statements from a condition structure ?
<4> heloo



<5> morning
<6> morning
<7> well, whatcha know.. another usefull tool listed on tss..
<8> hello guys waht is the equivalent of the powerful framework struts in .net or asp.net side?
<9> how can i declare an array of bytes when their value is > 0x7F without a cast for each byte? e.g. byte[] foo = { (byte) 0x81, (byte) 0xFF };
<10> jack98: you can't. java's byte data type does not allow for those values.
<10> make sure your approach has the intended effect.
<9> i just want to send a block of arbitrary data over a socket
<9> so i presumed byte[] would do the job :(
<10> jack98: what are the minimum and maximum value range of java's "byte" data type?
<9> i don't know - when I cast to byte as above i see it send bytes 0x81 and 0xFF
<10> i suggest to find out, knowing the data types is relevant.
<10> (that is aside of your approach working as intended, as it seems.)
<9> its signed?
<10> are you guessing?
<9> it seems a reasonable guess :)



<9> ok so they are signed
<9> so I could make it a char[] but then how to put it over an outputstream?
<10> jack98: what are the minimum and maximum value range of java's "char" data type? how many bytes does it consist of?
<9> 2 bytes, signed
<10> <cough> nice gues, but...
<9> unsigned
<9> Clackwell: any more hints? :)
<10> jack98: i don't understand your problem. you want a shortcut to doing your typecasting, i don't think one exists. <shrug>
<11> hello
<12> if i use System.setProperty("filename", "somefile.txt")
<12> do I have to put the full path to somefile.txt
<12> ?
<12> I mean does the cl***path come into play?
<6> please dont pm people.
<12> ok deano
<2> Jammy: it depends on what you want to do. The cl***path stops playing a role once the program is running since this is only a concern of the vm.
<12> thanks Lion-O


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