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<0> PT141: that seems unlikely in your case.
<0> i said that tomcat and other app servers ignore the cl*** path specified via -cp and CL***PATH for the most part. why do you ignore this bit?
<0> does it not apply in you opinion?
<0> and what about the information in these queries which tells you where to place custom jar files to the app server to pick them up?
<1> how can I use JAR library in my project without including it unpacked in my JAR file?
<0> Pukeye: depends on the project. when using an executable jar you can use the manifest to include further directories and jar files in the cl*** path.
<1> suppose my project proj.jar depends on library lib.jar... what would be in manifest?
<0> hi talios
<2> evening
<0> Pukeye: http://www.google.com/search?complete=1&hl=en&q=manifest+cl***+path&btnG=Google+Search
<1> ok, thx
<0> talios: tv movie production? noah wyle?
<2> I'm guessing direct to dvd, starred the ER doctor guy (Dr Carter - I forget his real name)
<2> http://imdb.com/title/tt0412915/
<2> yeh - noah wyle
<1> Clackwell: thx, it worked... if is anybody interested, the JAR file of library must be added to manifest like this: Cl***-path: lib.jar
<1> ... and "Cl***-Path: ." works too
<0> cool
<1> ;)
<0> i never used it, and not for including directories in the filesystem. good to have that verified.
<1> Clackwell: I'm so sorry, "Cl***-Path: ." doesn't work, of course, you have to specify the jar file :)
<0> Pukeye: oh
<0> good to know
<0> Pukeye: i just verified that adding directories to the cl*** path via Cl***-Path in the manifest works.
<1> Clackwell: ok... i'm checking it again...
<1> nope, it does not.. for me... I must specify JAR file, not just it's directory
<1> i'm testing it with Oracle JDBC driver
<0> Pukeye: http://pastebin.com/539784
<1> Clackwell: have you tried to erase whole Cl***-Path line from your manifest?
<1> Clackwell: because I don't think you need it... i can't see extern JAR library you are using
<0> Pukeye: yes, i have tried that.
<1> Clackwell: and what was the result?
<0> Pukeye: http://pastebin.com/539787
<3> Hey guys :-)
<0> moin thunder
<1> Clackwell: ok, I'm Java newbie, and I didn't know JAR files are like directories to Java... so when you have just cl*** file, you specify it's directory, but if you want to use extern JAR (my case), u specify this JAR file name, not just it's directory
<3> Pukeye: This tutorial is about how to create a JAR file -> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jar/index.html - Jar is just an archive, a compressed accumulation of cl*** files with a package structure.
<0> Pukeye: yes. except for a few exceptions .jar files are never automatically search for and included in the cl*** path just because they are inside a directory which has been included in the cl*** path.
<0> searched for, rather
<0> one exception being the jre/lib/ext folder, but even that is not reliable once you step up to j2ee, as application servers ignore the default cl*** path to some extent.
<0> bbl
<4> Hi, how do I make a component resizeable with dragevents on its sides or corners?
<0> Jools: i can only think of detecting mouse press and move and incrementing the height and width accordingly.
<5> How can I 'print' a variable onto a web page, from a java servlet?
<4> So there isn't some events or something that are used to those kinds of actions?
<0> Metazoan: have you read the servlet tutorial from sun or any other servlet tutorial?
<0> Jools: it first requires a mechanism to tell java where/how a resize is being started. and i am not aware of such a mechanism for any joe average java component. are you? see api docs, i never stumbled over something for that, nor do i think there is something about that, since such functionality is rarely required in comparison.
<5> Clackwell: yeah I know how to read parameters from HTML forms... but how about the reverse
<5> Do I need to generate a new page... or can I change part of it from the servlet
<6> morning
<2> 'lo
<6> how's it going
<2> good good - thou its just gone 1am and I should really head to bed - but its a public holiday tomorrow so not really a problem
<7> I had the Java chat program and every time I right click for the context menu it crashes Explorer and Firefox, without antivirus and with the latest Java
<3> so whats the question booboo999??
<7> I have a Java chat program and every time I right click for a Java context menu it crashes Explorer and Firefox, without antivirus and with the latest Java
<7> Sorry Thunder, why is it crashing?
<7> Any ideas
<7> Heard of anything similar? Everyone else is fine
<3> ask the person who created the java chat program
<7> It's probably been made by a third-party
<7> I've tried the help forum on the chat network but the three guys in there don't know
<7> The Ops that is
<7> I'm figuring it might be something to do with some kind of pop-up blocking
<7> It's probably from the standard Java GUI library
<8> hi
<9> if i have an array with 5 integers, how can I make a pointer to the first and the last integer in it. Lets say I want to call the first element in the array n and the last m
<8> what is an integer ? (i.e. which Java type)
<9> 5, 6 ,7 is different integers
<8> which type
<8> short int Integer ?
<9> int a[] = {5, 7, 8, 1, 6}
<8> you can't make a pointer to a primitive
<9> oki
<9> thanks :)
<9> but that would have made my day if its was possible :P
<8> use an Object type
<8> and this is probably a good time to learn some java
<9> could be? :P
<8> no pointers in java, java has references, and the name showes there is a difference
<8> no pointer manipulation in java
<9> well, I maybe expressed myself wrong
<8> well no pointer arithmatic
<9> like, i want to do something with the last integer in my array. Then i want to call it something, like n. Then i can do something with the next object / element i.e [n+1] and so on
<8> inde
<8> a[a.length-1]
<8> index
<8> a[0] being the first element
<9> oki
<9> thanks
<8> gotp www/thejavatutorial.com and look up arrays there
<8> gotp www.thejavatutorial.com and look up arrays there
<9> i have to define the cl*** length here , right
<8> it's a property of the array
<9> a.length();
<8> no
<8> property not method
<10> a 3d coffee ?
<10> what ? Foam on all sides ?
<10> (including down)
<11> foam?
<11> yuck
<11> coffee is black and has no foam :)
<12> teralaser, this isn't capuccino
<12> this is a real and black COFFEE
<10> so, where is the 3D ?
<10> :D
<12> usually very strong
<12> so it is a very strong, real, black 3D coffe
<12> but I'm using a 2D little spoon
<12> one may ask: "how can it be possible to stir a 3D coffee with a 2D little spoon ?"
<12> I answer
<12> yes
<11> it does beg the question, if there is no spoon, why is there soup?
<8> be inovative and regress
<12> let A be a projection of C the coffee on a vectorial space Delta
<12> then put the spoon inside A
<12> then stir
<12> hey
<12> i recognize that expression
<11> a waste of good coffee
<11> Valdo: so you're as ancient as I am then? :)
<12> whe french people translate "common sight" with "lieu commun"
<12> eureka
<12> I learnt a new word
<12> English is facile
<12> smsie what do u mean with "ancient" ?
<11> Valdo: "very old"
<12> lol
<12> http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/C/CNK.html << I DO understand
<12> Once upon a time, I did it
<12> though I no more write on usenet
<12> btw, I'm looking for a GUI framework to replace Swing
<12> does it exist ?
<13> swt
<12> ho thanks
<12> a lot
<12> it seems it runs with GCJ
<12> nice
<13> yes
<13> you can compile to native by using gcj
<12> I see
<12> I ought to speak about it on my blog, that's wonderful.
<8> what do you like about using gcj?
<12> I heard it used less memory than genuine java? applications
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