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<0> that way u find new workers and make a buck :D
<1> it's not enough money
<2> -shrug-
<2> well
<2> then double the money
<2> :>
<1> what is the project?
<0> if 1000 ppl applied and did same project it wouldve cost u $2mil to find good programmers :P
<2> s mil is nothing ot my company
<0> smsie u do it.. then u gimme the code ;)
<2> and 1000 people will not aply
<0> and i can apply aswell ^^^^
<2> 10 might
<1> no
<0> aww :(
<0> i wanted 2000 free bucks :)
<1> he was going to give me $4000
<1> it's a con
<1> ignore it
<0> :P
<0> smsie
<2> its not a con jesus
<0> would the window close?
<2> lol
<2> thats funny
<2> its a chance to land a 100k a year job
<2> by proving you can code something
<2> :>
<0> create a page with the speccs
<2> if you don't need that then fine
<1> not enough money
<0> then post in some geek forum
<0> and ppl will apply..
<2> our top rogramers
<0> my 2 cents..
<2> make 350k a year
<2> btw
<2> they START at 100
<1> now that's enogh money
<0> trin looking for system scientists? =)
<0> X(
<2> but they also have reversing skillz
<2> you have to be very special to earn 350k a yera
<2> rakie perhaps
<1> are average coders really that crap?
<0> smsie, can u please answer the question..
<0> :}
<1> raki: try it and see. Offhand I have no idea
<3> data encapsulation: hiding the internal state and requiring all interactions to be preformed through an object's method
<2> this is really a windows based programing job with some unix server side aspects as well
<1> raki: I imagine it depends where you start it from
<3> and i typed that into the wrong field hahahaa
<0> smsie ok, the GUI is started from the main cl***..
<0> but ill try it out..
<1> if you invike it via a new Runnable() construct, then I imagine it will persist...but it's easy to test
<0> new Runnable? :E
<0> smsie aww.. my GUI isnt working :DDD
<0> craps..
<0> stupid multifile madness..
<0> yay progress..
<4> what madness... ant with suitable jar tasks. easy build and deploy.
<5> I am writing a Java server application and I currently have code that accepts an incoming socket and instantiates a new cl*** (Thread) to allow that connection to do it's thing. However, I now want the server to be able to 'Kick' clients, so I need to ***ign an ID to each. I was wondering what would be the best method of storing the clientHandler cl***es for active clients.
<5> Would a HashMap have a lot of overhead? I mean, I Know that every entry will be "Id -> ClientHandler"
<5> On a separate note, if a "ClientHandler" stop()'s, I presume that it would still exist in the HashMap / Vector / ArrayList until I cycled through to see if these threads were still alive?
<4> If a ClientHandler is a Thread you won't be using stop().
<4> No storing in a Map will not be a large overhead.
<4> That, of course, depends upon how many clients you're talking and your definition of large.
<5> Ahh, when I say "stop()", I mean when "run()" finishes executing.
<5> Well, it could max out at 250 I guess.
<5> Sorry, I'm quite anal about efficient code, not missing "catches" etc... So I like to check these fairly small things out at the start of a project.
<4> 250 is pretty small for a Map... but I would be seriously reconsidering whether you want one thread per client if you're scaling up like that.
<5> quit
<0> Talden wot? :E
<0> smsie u there?
<0> ah well anyone then..
<0> if i want to display an array[][] and make each field editable on mouseclick
<0> would i be best of making them buttons then? :e
<6> 'lo LLyric
<7> thanks for all d help peeps
<8> how do i write a tic tac toe program using minimax algorithm?
<8> i dont even know where to start from
<0> anyone have nice icons
<0> to use in gui? :e
<0> "new" and "save" needed
<8> raki http://famfamfam.com/lab/icons/
<8> good icon set u might find it in there
<0> ay..
<0> ill look at it later
<0> using javas own for now..
<0> just got 4h to complete this gui
<0> and im sorta clueless in how im doing most of it so :/
<9> hello all
<9> need code java for convertion digital plz
<9> and
<9> 2 and 10
<10> first place loser :)
<10> pwned
<8> huh
<3> drunkj gotta pee
<3> wow, didn't mean to type that here... geez, my bad :+/
<8> ur drunk :P
<0> Java\jdk1.6.0
<0> is there a way to get that hmm
<0> dir ?
<0> can u retrieve it some how?
<11> raki: eh?
<11> moin everyone
<0> i just moved some files instead dun worry :)
<0> but i got a question now that ur awake..
<11> !aolbonics
<12> Clackwell: No entry found.
<11> tzk
<0> oi here it goes
<0> i did this GUI thing with JMenuBar
<0> nvm
<0> forgot the setMenuBar();
<11> ok
<0> oh btw,
<0> im intending on displaying an array[][]
<0> and, they should be editable if u mouseclick them
<0> Should i make them Buttons or something?
<11> raki: jtable perhaps?`
<11> !visualindex
<12> Clackwell: No entry found.
<0> oh cute =)
<11> !swingcomponents
<12> A Visual Index to the Swing Components: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/components.html
<0> ill check it out
<11> !tutindex
<12> Quickly locate information about your topic of interest in the *big* tutorial index: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/reallybigindex.html
<11> check the jtable trail in the sun tutorial perhaps.
<11> you can display anything in those cells, basically.
<0> ay i will thanks
<0> just need to change the floatable on my toolbar first..
<11> a plain item list thing might work too, pick one from the list, have it show up in a textfield, etc.
<0> yea, i thought bout a textfield grid when i asked bout button..
<0> since they are editable by default..
<11> no need for a grid perhaps?
<0> i need grid..
<11> aha, ok.
<11> jtable can be one dimensional too, i guess, should that be suitable.
<0> need two dimensional
<0> hopefully u can set "headers" aswell
<0> for each column
<0> oh.. i just insert buttons into first line ofc..
<0> nvm
<11> sure, jtable can have headers
<11> the visual index demonstrates that.
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