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<0> TableSorter.modelIndex() ... you p*** it the table's row number, and it returns the row number of the model that you wrapped with TableSorter
<0> sweet!
<1> good
<2> Freemarker question, anyone know how i can check that the strings length is larger than 0? E.g. <#if user.name?length > 0> or something.
<2> That gives the error: Expression user.name does not evaluate to true/false
<3> persen: no clue about freemarker
<3> persen: think java, what does this tell you: user.name ? length > 0
<3> is something missing? is something wrong?
<2> No, the user.name is a string with length +30
<2> $(user.name?length} displays "33"
<3> persen: is that in reply to make questions to you? if it is, i don't understand how it is related.
<3> to make=tomy
<3> erh, to my rather
<4> heh
<4> confuse him a bit more ;)
<3> persen: ***ume java, what does this tell you, is something missing, is something wrong? user.name ? length > 0
<2> Think i found something that works, <# if user.name??> checks for a missing parameter
<2> Something missing? the user.name get the value in user.getName()
<3> you can't stop "thinking in freemarker", so nevermind.
<3> my point was that perhaps the error made sense when ***uming standard java (for whatever reason).
<3> ? being the ternary operator and all that.
<2> No, my problem was with freemarker, has its own special sauce for most things. I wanted to use JSP for this but i need to generate the template outside of a servlet container.
<2> Looked at jsptemplate.sf.net but it doesnt look to good (needed JARs from tomcat 3.x for instance)
<3> i know that you are using freemarker. i was thinking outside that box.
<2> Ok
<3> again: the error message could make sense if you ***ume standard java. freemarker might for whatever reason have parsed and interpreted that as java.
<3> there are other template engines around, as far as i know. also there is the wicket web app framework.
<3> it might include a template engine, well integrated with the rest, possibly.
<3> with struts, cocoon, etc. quieting down a good, wicket got a few proponents at freenode's #java channel.
<0> MbGone hm.. thats what i thought
<0> maybe im using it wrong
<5> hello people
<0> because it changes the selection
<0> but to the wrong field.. =)
<5> i just want to ask regarding client server programming (socket), is it possible to make the server app in java and clients app in php
<1> raki - heh
<5> does the program possibly communicates
<1> christine_c - why not?
<1> you could wrie your client in any language which supports sockets
<5> i had already implemented client server in java, its a two way process
<5> i want it to implement in java and php
<1> so go for it
<5> i dont find difficulty in java, but how about java & php
<0> MbGone table.changeSelection(sorter.modelIndex(row),column, false, false);
<0> thats what i used..
<5> is it difficult? because in php, i dont like because the server side should be text based and other is HTML
<0> TableSorter does
<0> * not store or copy the data in its TableModel; instead it maintains
<0> * a map from the row indexes of the view to the row indexes of the
<0> * model.
<0> sry for spam
<0> not intended
<5> thanks
<3> !ask
<6> Clackwell: No entry found.
<3> <sigh>
<7> Does anyone know where I can get some good Practice Questions for the SCJP Exam?
<4> only via googling for examination example tests
<3> yeah, same here
<8> lank81: IIRC, sun provides, atleast for us learning center accounts, a free set of web tests for that cert
<8> I'm on my fourth hour in a training session in the global revision controll software
<8> a loveley environment where I as a developer don't have rights to remove and rename source files
<1> sounds like fun
<7> thx everyone. Off to work so I'll do some googling there.
<1> i say press shift + f6 , and show them who's the boss!!
<3> wlfshmn: sounds like you'll have to file "file removal form #235"
<8> Clackwell: Indeed, I have to ask our technical manager for the organization to remove the files ;)
<8> Clackwell: Apparently the system doesn't track changes as one would expect through revisions, so if I delete a file it's deleted in all revisions..
<8> thus renaming an existing file isn't really possible (there is some osrt of "obsolete" state that might suffice though), but accidentally added files that don't have any further revisions should be removable without problem
<8> Clackwell: overall it has the feel of a gigant cluster f**k
<3> well...:)
<3> deleting a file in all revisions? that will make rebuilding an old revision...interesting, i guess.
<8> Clackwell: exactly. and therefore the delete request will in th case be denied
<3> do they want you to archive each revision or what?
<8> Clackwell: I see no reason a revision controll system shouldn't allow me to have file1 in revision 0.90, delete it in rev 91, without actually removing revisions 0-90
<8> anyway, it's not like I have controll over it
<1> wlfshmn - which source control are you using?
<3> wlfshmn: perhaps it can make sense, with additional concepts. without those it seems broken.
<8> MbGone: ccc/harvest of some ancient version
<8> the thing seems acceptable for maintaining software through support cycles and the sort, and that is what I think it was intended for originally
<8> we however get shoehorned in against logic even though we are pure r&d
<3> wlfshmn: reminds me of http://www.bongonews.com/StoryImages/easter%20bunny_2006-04-12.JPG
<8> hehe
<9> brb ppl
<10> thank god! I was afraid you would be away forever, SyStEmSeCuRe
<10> mmm....I hate perioidic, inconsistant segvs.....
<3> see you later
<11> hi all quick and simple question
<11> how do i p*** in a parameter into my java app from the command line
<11> hi
<12> Anyone know of some java framework for creating a visualized constraint-net? I'm thinking something like sim-city, only simpler. I could use a spreadsheet, but it's just to 2-dimensional...I need something more simulation-oriented.
<13> hm
<13> table?
<13> container with gridlayout?
<12> It's a practical simulation model. I operate 10 different physical sites, all with attributes etc. ***ociated with them. In addition there's geographical distances. If you've seen a game Monopoly Tycoon, you see what kind of model I'm thinking of.
<13> k
<13> can't help you there
<12> ok.
<13> if you build it, it will come
<12> :-) I just figured ... i've seen some OK agent simulation enviroments before...so maybe there was something for process simulation or something I could use.
<13> what are you trying to make?
<12> A Reception Service risk and Financial Control. Risks is typically estimated chanse someone is sick etc.
<13> ok
<14> i have question
<14> http://javafaq.mine.nu/
<14> for what...my bd.affiche() dont work :|
<14> line 09
<15> thats not the complete url
<14> heu
<14> wait lol
<14> http://javafaq.mine.nu/lookup?1&wb=true
<15> you don't put 2 cl***es into 1 file.
<16> well, you CAN...
<14> kk
<14> i can or i dont cant?
<16> just not two public cl***es
<16> and it's usually not a good sign of quality
<14> ok
<14> but is just for pratice
<15> and well, that call is really out of the blue. Not even in a method.
<15> arkange: so? practice makes perfect they say, but only if done right.
<15> jottinger: y0!
<14> yes
<14> after the begin notion
<16> hey li
<16> http://enigmastation.com/music/winter.html
<14> i put other cl*** in other file
<14> <15> and well, that call is really out of the blue. Not even in a method. i dont understand..
<15> jottinger: so, how's life been treating you as of late?
<14> i not a really good in english
<15> arkange: then perhaps find yourself a java channel in your own language.
<14> french
<14> not exist
<16> Lion-O: see that link :/
<15> hmm
<13> arkange, add: public void init() { bd.affice(); }
<15> jottinger: blech, ****s.. I wish you all the best though, that is rough :/
<14> kok work
<12> Jeez, network went down.
<14> thanx
<14> :)
<0> Clackwell now im finally done =))
<11> hi there simple question
<11> how do i p*** in a parameter into my java app through command line
<15> exaboy: just like you'd do in any other regular application. Add it as parameter.
<12> exaboy, you get he commandline in the String[] paramenter of the main method.
<9> sorry for /ame ! (amsg)
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