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<0> is there a way i can force an output stream to send its data?
<0> flush isn't doing it
<1> salam
<2> anyone use jbuilder?
<2> how do i debug a externally referenced jar?
<2> right now it just goes to jbuilder created stubs for the referenced jar
<2> i can add the jar's project as a reference and that lets me debug it
<2> but that feature is only in jbuilder enterprise
<3> hi
<3> someone here?
<3> anyone?
<4> hello
<5> yo man
<6> yo speedy
<3> hi
<0> how do i remake a JTree?
<0> even if i try to change it it stays as the old JTree
<7> hi im not sure if this is the correct place to ask ! i have justg installed j2eesdk on my linux server but cant seem to access the http/s interface ? can anyone help me
<7> anyone?
<7> please tell me it this is not the right place to ask !
<8> right place
<7> thnx
<7> any ideas calchas ?
<8> no
<8> don't play with tomcat wet al
<8> -w
<9> hello ppl here
<10> Hola alguien habla espaol?
<11> is adding junit.jar to where cl***path points enough ?
<12> enough for what?
<11> well, so it will build with javac / ant
<11> I use eclipse, and I'm trying ant... but it bitches 'bout junit missing
<0> wow, help me
<0> haha
<0> im trying to read a local file and send it over a network socket
<0> but on the server side the data doesn't correspond to the data of the file
<0> im either reading the file wrong or sending it wrong
<0> using FileInputStream for file and OutputStream for socket
<13> why i can't open my C:/ on windows explorer? -> Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:/"); what's wrong here?
<13> kmh
<12> c:\ is NOT an executable
<13> ops
<14> :)
<13> talios: "C:/GSM.EXE"
<12> you've already asked this before
<13> but didn't work too
<12> doesn't windows use \ thou
<13> talios: so, how can i execute "C:/GSM.EXE" ?
<13> or C:\GSM.EXE
<12> exec() should work I guess...
<13> Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:\GSM.EXE"); ?? this??
<12> i guess - maybe?
<13> talios: Ilegal scape of character
<13> Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:\GSM.exe"); - Ilegal scape of character
<12> escape most likely
<12> you'll need to escape the \ - like \\
<13> i don't understand
<12> \ is special, so you need to escape it
<13> ok
<13> unreported exception java.io.IOException; must be caught or declared to be thrown
<13> Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:\\GSM.exe");
<13> 1 error
<13> i put "C:\\GSM.EXE" :)
<13> talios?
<12> so you need to catch or throw the exception
<12> welcome to java
<12> do a tutorial and learn - www.thejavatutorial.com
<13> throws Java.io.IOException;
<15> Is Ajax just another term for remote scripting?
<12> javascript + dhtml and using the XmlHttpRequest object
<15> Why the async part of the name?
<12> XmlHttpRequest is async
<15> Ok, makes total sense, thanks.
<16> :P
<15> Ok, now to ask a dumb question, does it make sense to interface to "Ajax" from a Java Applet?
<12> mmmm, yep - possible, I know some people are doing flash+ajax stuff
<12> thou flash/applets already really have the ability to do sockety stuff and other requests so don't really need "AJAX"
<15> Yes, it seems very possible. My bigest question though is does it makes sense.
<15> Right.
<12> if you were doing normal webstuff with an applet interactive with other parts of the page, maybe.
<15> That was my take on it.
<12> normal javascript/ajax might interact with the applet etc.
<5> aren't applets a part of ajax anyway ?
<5> ok nvm that
<15> kmh - it is a tricky thing. Talios did give a very exact definition I thing of the entire domain of AJAX. So it would exclude applets apparently as far as being defined with the core of what AJAX is.
<15> Of course you realized that already by what you typed.
<15> I am interested in it because of a specific need I have for very robust combo boxes and some other components.
<12> well "AJAX" the buzzword 2.0 creature is pure javascript stuff - so applets which are java bytecode, don't count.
<5> Iaepetus : yes just saw that is is asynchronous javascript and xml
<5> as far as the acronym goes
<15> Yeah, it is a buzzword for something that already existed. As if it is a new technology.
<15> That is what your answer let me know. And why I asked.
<5> well marketing needs a new name to sell
<17> it's not even limited to javascript
<5> dhtml was getting cold and had no xml in it i guess
<5> trax : well that's what i was wondering, but taking the acronym literally
<15> Yeah, that is what motivated my question.
<5> the interesting thing is that it is no javascript at all
<5> but ecma script
<5> or jscript
<17> it can be any
<5> well originally javascript is the mozilla/netscape script implementation
<17> ms :)
<5> and predates ecma script (standard)
<5> ms is jscript
<17> well any ie supports
<5> this raises the "interesting" question: Is ajax off topic ?:)
<15> kmh - lol, had to ask to find out if it was or not :)
<5> and ?
<15> Well apparently it is.
<5> haha
<5> ajax
<5> amsterdam
<15> What I am interested in though is one step up, dynamic Ajax. Creating the Java Script on the fly after the control is invoked. Still considering just how usefull it would be, but I have my crazy reasons I think it could be usefull.
<15> It is probably already done.
<15> Wondering if netbeans make extensions like this.
<15> Which may not be off topic :)
<15> My purpose in going this direction is that the same control could be made to work in many different IDEs and I would not have to integrate with Code Behind, which is very nasty stuff.
<18> Hello, this is off topic but I would appreciate some help
<18> I just bought my Son some RAM and it will not go in
<15> talios - Is this methodology a standard practice? Just curious.
<18> I'm not to sure what to do here
<12> which methodology?
<15> talios - Generating the javascript dynamically by a server side control?
<5> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming)
<18> Hello? Can anybody help me
<18> Hello?
<12> mmm, i know wicket generates javascript itself for its ajax support (which is tres sweet).
<12> BigJim_, buy the correct ram for the machine?
<5> java server faces ?
<18> talios: it is supposed to be, how much force does it take to put it in?
<18> I pushed it a bit, but it isn't really going in easily
<5> or is that only using forms ?
<15> talios - that is truely cool, I am thinking about it because I need to do some map data. It is definitely outside my expertise, but architectually I can see how it would work.
<12> JSF would generate alot.
<12> Iaepetus, map stuff? use google maps :) and jgmaps - the java api wrapper :)
<12> http://www.savoirtech.com/roller/page/jgenender/20050517
<15> talios - I will find out this Summer if I have two years to work on this. It is something similar to Google Maps using recently updated data. But is only for displaying the map feature data present in this particular map database. The government is spending millions of dollars to update it and it will be avaliable for free in about a year.
<12> cool
<15> talios - Thanks, very interesting links you have supplied. Interesting methods that google has used here. The tricky part with maps though is designing the database in such a way that you get all the data returned rapidly at a certain level of feature representation for a given quadrant.
<12> *nod*
<15> represented by four geocoded coordinate
<5> which government ?
<15> US
<15> Wow all this time I was talking about JSF. Amazing.
<19> hi all.I got a little threading question for you..
<19> I'm creating a network protocol in java. and all I need is to have a function WAIT until the channel is empty before transmitting a packet
<19> in my protocol cl*** which extends datalink.Protocol I can use the isChannelIdle() method to check if the channel is idle
<19> but I had no idea how to actually make the method Wati a few frames before trying to send again, if it detects a busy chanel.. so I used threads(is there an easier way?)
<15> consider using a timer
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