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<0> kia ora mike2
<1> heya bryin, how's things?
<0> ka pai e hoa
<0> are you in (flag:en)
<1> indeed :)
<1> heya talios
<2> hi, i have a timestamp in my database ... how do i render this date as 22/6/2006 00:33 ?
<3> check the api documentation regarding the date cl*** would come to my mind.
<3> that and the timestamp cl*** itself.
<1> ISeeMP, considered looking at some of the Formatter cl***es?
<4> mike2!
<4> howdy
<4> found sustainable work?
<2> mike2, i am looking but i can't find examples i could understand
<1> talios, yes, doing some python work for a medical research company )
<4> python? you traitor ;-)
<4> python seems to be getting quite popular over there
<1> I both like and dislike some things about python at the same time
<4> i both like and loath the whitespace idea.
<1> I love it, some hate it.
<1> it makes sure people can't commit some crimes against code-layout ;)
<4> I remember spending about 3 hours once trying to work out "syntax error" and it was cause one line used tabs, the next spaces, only the editor walked through them both like they were all spaces ;p
<5> someone who can helpe me with java
<5> i need some help pls
<5> ...
<5> ?
<6> hello guys, can you propose me a nice and free java obfucator?
<6> no idea?
<6> strage
<6> rs
<3> I bet google knows.
<7> I bet it does.
<6> Lion-O ,know too much, i would like a personal experience
<6> google knows too much
<8> **** nice
<6> Clackwell?
<8> go for stuff that works. test it yourself, don't relay on random irc morons to tell you.
<8> rely, rather
<6> make sence...
<8> and you deserve a kick for saying something stupid as "google knows too much"
<3> "What works for me doesn't have to work for you"
<6> i still have a good experience asking people
<6> Clackwell, i just ment that goole will return 1025 results and i have to download and check any of them
<3> Isn't that the usual approach when looking for new software?
<6> Lion-O , yes it is - i am searching at google meantime
<8> booomse: there are only a handful of current obfuscators.
<3> and considering that the first page lists approx. 6 - 8 I'd say thats all of 'm. The rest are results of people commenting on them. Why would we have to repeat that which can already be found on the Net? Probably also by people who actually know what they're talking about.
<6> i am trying jobfuscator
<8> booomse: which decompoile
<8> booomse: which decompiler are you trying it with?
<6> DJDecompiler
<8> never heard of it. i'd throw everyone decompiler available at it and consider the consequences of the obfuscation.
<6> smart...just need to find time for that first :)
<8> yeah. or rely on random joe irc user...:>
<6> right...hm
<9> hey guys anyone here used sequencer (midi playing)?
<10> no
<9> ok, one more question i have, when you create a new File(filename) do you include the directory of the file too?
<9> say its in a package called sound
<10> better to include path
<10> but check if exists
<10> File is used to delete...read... but to create too
<11> hi
<11> anyone on plsz
<3> I'd say 30 nicks at least :P
<10> yep
<12> present and aunaccounted for.
<12> hmm. one drawback of storing dependent libraries in the repository, is, apparently, the horrifically slow checkouts when not working near my repository ;)
<3> hehehe
<3> wlfshmn: I've noticed something alike with my stuff :P
<12> I end up with like 50kB worth of source, and 15MB worth of dependencies ;)
<3> hehehe
<12> and with the repository on my home ADSL link, I end up with the odd situation that it's -much- fast to commit than to checkout ;)
<3> wlfshmn: the moment when I started scratching my ears was when checking out some stuff in Netbeans. Downloading 1.5Mb (whole project directory) vs. 90kb (sourcefiles) makes a difference on dial-up ;)
<12> yeah, atleast I'm not on dialup.. it would be faster to bring the laptop, go home, checkout, and go back ;)
<10> lol
<3> wlfshmn: well, thats what I ended up doing 8) Not a laptop but I copied my project directories from my main workstation onto a memory stick.
<12> now.. if I could understand why this one JSF page refuses to navigate properly when the rest of the pages work just fine..
<13> I have a non static cl*** with a non-static String variable that stores a p***word. I also have a static cl*** in a library that I am using and when I create an instance of it that cl*** cannot access the other cl***es non-static variable. Im not sure how the whole cross static/non-static variabel stuff works. How can I set this static cl***es p***word String to the value of the non-static cl***e's p***word String without getting an error?
<3> an instance of a static cl***? ;)
<3> icenyne: sounds to me as if you should grab the Java tutorial again (http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial iirc) and freshen up your knowledge on static vs. non-static.
<13> haha yeah im looking at them
<13> got it thanks
<12> gah. anyone that has done fileupload with JSF?
<14> Hi all
<3> auch
<3> carefull what you're pulling there :P
<12> Lion-O: Oh. Sorry. I was -sure- it was my own hair..
<12> Lion-O: but now that you mention it.. this hair isn't blonde..
<15> hi. should I create the cl*** abstract to be able to extend from it?
<3> st0mpy: not really, no.
<15> then what's the difference between abstract and not abstract cl***?
<15> abstract = you can't instatiate it? that only?
<3> st0mpy: check the Java tutorial. http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial. Basicly; abstract cl***es cannot be instantiated.
<3> I'd say; try and extend a cl*** and you'll see yourself. Its called creating a testcase.
<15> an abstract method cannot have a body?
<3> check the tutorial and find out. Better yet; create one and experiment.
<16> use abstract cl***es for only very broad sweeping object types
<15> suppose you create an abstract cl*** and included a method in it that is not abstract ... so this method should have a body.. what would be the use of it since you can't instantiate the cl*** to call the method?
<15> created*
<15> you would only make use of this method thru inheritance
<15> that's my only guess hmm
<16> you can still call the method if you have a type of that abstract cl***
<16> just because you can't instansiate does not mean you can't have a type
<16> i wouldn't worry too much about abstract cl***es...entry level programmers won't be making them
<15> but it is not static how would you call it?
<16> those are left to the framework guys
<16> with your object TYPE of the abstract cl***
<15> as I mentioned above
<16> remember that subcl***es inherit from their supercl*** so a subcl*** can be a TYPE
<16> OF the supercl***
<15> do they inherit private methods too?
<16> as i mentioned above
<16> <user>are my changes in yet?
<16> <programmer>did you check?
<15> can I make a variable abstract?
<16> what are you doing...taking the SCJP and hacking through?
<15> i have an job interview and im reviewing some things i learned 3 years ago
<16> heh
<16> they won't be asking you these types of questions
<15> check this out http://www.smartdataprocessing.com/qstJava.htm
<16> those are not real world interview questions
<15> it's an entry level job
<16> they'll be asking more about things you have done on your own and in school then
<16> and obvisously if you haven't done that then you won't know anyway
<16> don't expect to fake your way through it
<15> ive done alot of things
<15> im just refreshing my memory about OOP now
<11> re
<11> may i ask u something plsz
<11> do u mind?
<16> $10 per Q
<12> Bah. He left before paying the 20$ he already owed!
<16> the nerve
<12> ah, -finally- something triggered
<12> ofcourse, it's not -working-, but atleast I have a pulse
<12> ah, and -there-, it finally starts wokring
<17> yo
<17> I keep getting a heap full error when trying to create a BufferedImage in the range of 3000x2000 pixels, however I must do rgb pixel inspection of this image. Can anyone think of a way around this please?
<18> Hi
<18> I'm a C++ programmer and i'm looking for somes advice about JAVA, i got somes "thinking" problems and I need someone to help me to learn.. Is someone free to answer somes questions plz ?
<16> does that count as a question?
<18> lol
<16> /topic
<16> welp times up
<17> the suspense is killing me
<18> about ?
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