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<0> Lion-O: haha, way to go, anything to shut the little monster up - in public. ;)
<1> morning
<2> Clackwell: IMO that little monster will get used to getting what he wants ASAP this way, which is bound to affect him.
<0> hi joe
<2> Eya jottinger
<0> Lion-O: and of course the patience door swings both ways, in this place and others.
<2> true
<3> Proudly presenting: http://wolfey.almapek.com
<3> :)
<4> neat :)
<3> thank U:)
<3> i'd post on java.net if i figured out how to do that:P
<3> wanna play against me?:)
<4> bit busy at the moment, thanks anyway :)
<3> OK:)
<3> Proudly presenting: http://wolfey.almapek.com
<5> yay! the dorknerds have finally upgraded me to WSAD5.1.2
<6> yay for websphere ? - no way :-P
<1> hahaha
<1> WSAD 5.1 isn't that bad though
<5> oh but it is
<1> in fact, for j2ee, was isn't horrible... but they'll move up to Java EE sometime in 2008
<1> nah, it's workable
<1> much better than eclipse is :)
<5> yeah with 500G of ram
<5> it works
<6> lol
<1> sabre: worked for me with 2G of ram... are you running WAS on the same system as WSAD? :)
<5> well that's the whole point of WSAD isn't it?
<6> what is the difference between was and wasd ?
<1> kmh: WAS is the app server. WSAD is the dev environment.
<6> aah ok
<5> i was just exaggerating a little ...it runs with 2G
<5> barely
<6> lol
<7> WebSphere *shudder*
<1> I used to have a performance architect gig on a WAS 5.1 installation
<1> Resonator: hey man
<6> i remember it from 3.0/4.0
<7> jottinger: yo! Long time :)
<7> 3.0 was a *nightmare*
<6> including the pre java version
<1> and yes, you still ****, you drive a girl's sports car, and your mom dresses you funny... and if weren't for men, you'd be a virgin
<6> Resonator : indeed a big mess
<1> still drive the del sol?
<7> Hell no
<7> I totaled it XD
<1> It's the "civic for girls," except that the civic itself was a car for girls
<1> haha
<5> damn if that ain't a joke
<7> I have an Acura RSX-Type S now
<1> sabre: what?
<5> the civic being a girls car
<1> I said nothing
<5> i didn't say it!
<1> Resonator: it's almost like you're trying to be a male of some sort now
<1> sabre: it is a girl's car
<1> My wife used to have one
<1> Resonator: did you get the pink one or the yellow one with flowers?
<5> no doubt...i can't wait on the cobra in a couple months *drools*
<1> I'd want a Ford GT except I refuse to buy a ford
<7> jottinger: it's black actually :<
<1> holy crap
<1> Resonator: ... with flowers? Or were you compensating for the estrogen?
<5> dude don't be runnin from a guy that DROVE a civic :P
<7> Good to see you too, jottinger
<7> lol
<5> ah times have changed now...you see more women in SUV's wtf
<5> now it's a girls car
<1> haha
<1> I have an SUV :(
<1> Resonator: read it yet?
<7> Just finished!
<1> brilliant, eh
<5> wonderful...my starteam perspective is gone
<1> bwahahaha
<1> wow, I might have to kill the Gl***fish instance
<1> this is cl***ic :)
<1> Resonator: gl***fish.dev.java.net
<7> Reading about it now ;)
<1> basically sun's open source basis for AS9
<1> but it, um, still has a few issues
<7> Ahh, cool
<8> does anyone know if you can override the default file.encoding on a per web-app level in a servlet container?
<8> or do you have to just supply it ot the jvm invocation of the container and hope for the best?
<1> depends on the container
<8> SunOne webserver which is a port of Catalina
<1> dunno
<8> ok thanks. I'll eat lunch and then test my google-fu
<6> fu ?
<7> Like kung-fu
<7> But for google!
<9> how do you launch a file with java in windows? after my program runs i want it to launch notepad and open the file it just finished writing to.
<7> Um. Write a batch file?
<9> how do i run a batch file from java then?
<7> You don't. You write a batch file to invoke Java, then fire up notepad after the Java process has finished running.
<6> speck : use the Runtime cl***
<7> You *could* run a batch file from within Java, but I was suggesting something you would run from command line to run the Java app, then notepad.
<7> Take your pick :)
<6> speck: System.getRuntime().exec iirc
<9> thx all
<10> salam
<11> sal
<12> what?
<13> speek italian?
<12> un poco
<12> e tuo?
<13> io si
<12> come stai?
<13> bene:)
<12> Io vivo a ollanda
<13> i know java?
<12> I know java
<13> you*
<13> i nedd help
<12> do you have a question about java?
<13> ies
<13> yes*
<13> i am a beginer
<12> do you have a specific question?
<12> if not, I advice you to buy a good book java
<13> ies but not speek very well
<13> :)
<12> and do the tutorials on www.thejavatutorial.com
<13> ok
<12> i'm sure there are italian java books
<12> even the RAI television has a program to teach you Java
<12> think its called Rai edu
<12> Thunder^
<12> ac/dc
<13> i have j2eesdk-1_4_03-windows-ml
<14> :-D Hey Rob
<12> elisabeth80, you don't need that file
<12> if you want to program in Java then you need the j2sdk, not the j2eesdk
<13> aha
<13> ok
<12> the sdk is the software development kit
<12> you can download it from www.javasoft.com
<13> give me one site where whwn i cant to download this
<13> ok
<12> j2se sdk
<12> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp
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