@# Quotes DB     useful, funny, interesting





Google
 
Web www.quotesdb.info
Undernet  |  EFnet  |  Quakenet  |  Freenode  |  Dalnet  |  Ircnet  |  Galaxynet
Page: 1 2 3 4 5



Comments:

<0> something like that
<0> I don't play with servlets these days
<1> hmm...might have to create two RepliwikiProperties files because i load in the file and thus specify the path in a method in that file...i think that will work
<0> sounds complex, and that's usually an alarm bell
<2> hey guys... i was going through the java 1.5 documentation because i need to write an app that handles serial communication.... does anyone now the java cl*** that handles this?
<1> you're probally right, but time is of the essence right now...we're supposed to do a simulation on planetlab tomorrow and it can be a real pain to fix things on 30 machines
<0> gwclaude java comm api is about someplace
<3> Gevaudan_: there is a Jakarta commons property thing that would make that easier.
<3> Gevaudan_: you can just specify where the properties file is and it'll load it and handle everything else.
<1> schitzo: i'll look into that...i just became aware of the existence of java properties today so i'm eager to learn the correct way of doing things
<3> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/configuration/
<3> if you want to be able to load it with a normal get properties system level thing you'll have to drop it in the cl***path
<3> usually WEB-INF/cl***es type of deal
<3> otherwise you'll have to specify where the file itself is. usually you drop them in WEB-INF so outside people can't HTTP GET them
<1> gotcha...i remember specifying a .properties file when I was devloping an RMI Activation app a while back as a jvm or application argument, can't remember which, too
<3> yeah, you can use them all over the place for various things. That commons-configuration just makes life somewhat easier.



<4> The JVM spec doesn't mandate much in particular about GC, does it? Certainly nothing as extreme as "there is always a garbage collection thread running"?
<5> morning
<6> [09:20:21] <Willa27> excuse me,but its seems that your computer is vulnerable to the new mirc exploit,please download a fix from -> [***
<6> Willa27 you are infected
<7> morning
<8> Willa27 is a porn spammer
<9> hi all..I need to create some buttons in a frame to scroll another frame.. is it possible?
<5> sure kindachat
<9> how :-) :-) ????
<5> attach listeners to buttons
<5> see http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/ and http://www.swingwiki.org/
<9> can u be more clear.. I'm not good in java things..
<5> read the links I gave you
<9> ok thanks..!
<8> kindachat : you need to read in the tutorial how scrolling is handled in swing/java
<10> hello to all, i need to ask a question about cloning...
<10> i am using a Vector that contains some objects,wicth contain some other objects etc. all the objects contained in my vector implement cloneable but when i clone the vector,the inner references dont change.what sould i do?
<11> kosder: Vector.clone just clones the container, not the objects inside it
<12> kosder: Use a for loop.
<11> use addAll(Collection)
<11> no
<11> that's just a collection clone too :)
<11> loop and clone each
<11> but clone is a bit evil
<10> well the loop might work,but it does not seem right...
<11> why do you think you want a clone?
<10> (yeach,cloning ****s!)
<10> well i cant explain it,but in general it would save me a lot of code...
<11> *code*?
<10> yes,loops etc
<11> Sounds snafu
<11> Which I could already guess by your use of Vector
<11> Which is wrong 99% of the time
<10> true indeed...
<10> do you thing i could use serialization in some way?
<11> kosder: no!
<11> That's silly
<10> y?
<11> Again, Why do you think you want a clone of each object?
<10> you thing i could just create some new objects insted?
<11> talios: he's got it all - Vector, clone, and ignoring questions.
<13> he's your claim - enjoy :)
<10> anyway, i ll find something out,thnx for your help.
<8> snafu ?
<8> kosder : you can probably tweak serialization to do the cloning/copying (check the sunsite or javaworld for an article on that)
<8> gone he is
<14> hi, could somebody tell me what should I import to be able to use EXIT_ON_CLOSE constant?
<12> Which cl*** does it come from, The_Geek?
<14> (I want to use it on a JFrame)
<13> isn't it like - on JFrame?
<14> well, aparently not!... or at least it doesen't work...
<12> The_Geek: What makes you think EXIT_ON_CLOSE exists?
<14> well, I'm sure it exists!...
<12> [it does, just want to know where you got it from]
<14> setDefaultCloseOperation()...
<12> API docs, tutorial, or what?
<14> sun.java.com
<12> Whereabouts on there?
<14> not really usefull...



<12> Yes, your answers so far are not useful.
<14> When I do something like "import javax.swing.*" this doesen't import javax.swing.JFrame too?
<12> The_Geek: Yes, it does.
<14> well, mine doesen't... that was the problem...
<14> :)
<12> Yes it does.
<12> Otherwise you'd get an error when you used JFrame.
<12> But you're getting an error when you use EXIT_ON_CLOSE.
<14> no, 'cose I created the form separately
<12> That's nonsense.
<14> not really
<14> or maybe it is... you're probablly right...
<14> :)
<12> It is, if only you can understand it.
<14> anyway it works.. thx
<12> importing something.* is bad, it's not explicit, it makes some compile error messages more vague, and it smells.
<8> smeels ?
<12> The last bit might not be true, but I lost interest because he left. ;)
<15> moin
<12> G'Tag
<16> What type of encryption stream should I use for handling p***word protected zip files..?
<15> nkr: no clue
<16> just a *** to put somewhere the code
<16> *sec
<16> http://javafaq.mine.nu/lookup?7&wb=true
<16> >ziptest test.zip # witch extract's a zip file
<16> but how do I handle p***word protected archives ?
<15> nkr: find out how zip files are encrpyted.
<16> Some sugestions please ?
<15> nkr: google
<16> ..:(..bit dissaponted
<16> other java help channels around to ask ?
<15> nkr: why do you have a problem with finding out wether there is a standard for encrypting zip files?
<15> if you cannot ask google, maybe reconsider your career, if this is about your career.
<16> :)
<16> No man...I need a way to p*** the p***word to the decompressing routine
<15> you are confusing compression with encryption.
<15> in java.io those are separate issues.
<16> Sorry for that...I only need uncompressing p***worded archives
<15> you need to find out what, if any, standard is being used for encrypting zip files. if you are unwilling or unable to do this part, consider giving up.
<17> someone wanna help me ?
<16> I'll search ....
<16> The 'Cr0w': ask, then people will now if they can help or not
<15> The`Cr0w`: rephrase your question maybe.
<17> i need a script for secure my page with a p***word
<15> The`Cr0w`: java is not about webpages. you are confusing it with javascript.
<17> yes i know
<17> but i believe u know something of programation
<17> sorry
<18> Can i save a tag in a TextField? anyone can help me?
<19> 'tag' ?
<18> just a number
<19> check the TextField methods.
<18> i did
<19> then you should know.
<18> i have a TextField[] and anyone has the same keylistener
<18> but i have to know the index of the source
<18> on a action
<15> Lion-O: another part that icks me - it's not that they are lazy all the time. but some are just barely able to describe the simplest issues. and they so often don't understand that the people on the channel/forum/mailing list have just no clue what they are talking about.
<19> then you probably need something like a for (int i.....) {} to go over the several items.
<15> they never seem to stop to think and reflect what they are going to say to people, they just blurt out uncontrollably, it seems.
<18> Clackwell
<18> you ****ing prick i m not english so its difficult for me to explain
<15> i predict they will introduce something called "communications" in school and at university in a few years.
<18> **** my ****
<18> bitch
<15> :)
<19> Clackwell: and they are totally unpolite too, not even realizing we're continuing a discussion started yesterday
<15> why is it that they learn to swear like a champ prior to anything else?
<15> let's blame rap music.
<19> Clackwell: ha ha ha
<19> Clackwell: But to get into your comment; I blame patience, which isn't something you can hodl against them perse. People really don't learn patience these days IMO.
<19> Clackwell: No idea how it fares in your place/country but over here its (for example) not uncommon if a mother grabs candy from the shelf (in the store ofcourse) and lets her sprout eat it while she hasn't even paid for it. Eventually she'll present an enpty package to pay for.
<15> Lion-O: haha, way to go, anything to shut the little monster up - in public. ;)


Name:

Comments:

Please enter the result of the sum 63 + 46 (to avoid spam):






Return to #java
or
Go to some related logs:

debian netra crash
mysql_query('BEGIN TRANSACTION_NAME'
#mirc
ameritrade examancer
leelu undernet
#MissKitten
Expecting: TRUSTED CERTIFICATE ssl gentoo
#java
#chatzone
#linuxhelp



Home  |  disclaimer  |  contact  |  submit quotes