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<0> hi, i have an Object whitch return somthing like this result.toString() = {0=You said: foo, 1=You said: baa}, what would i be looking for on google to find out how i could access the "properties" in the object could be 0 .. 1 or whatever else ...
<1> hi , there is any way to automaticly signe an applet with netbean ?
<2> Lox911: absolutely. Just change the ant script to add signing.
<3> evening all
<2> Hoi MbGone !
<3> yea set it on fire Lion-O :)
<2> teh bean burp :-)
<3> wlfshmn - v7 again?
<4> MbGone: yeah
<4> MbGone: it plays much more nicely with my sprign beans than v6
<3> :)
<4> but there are still some annoyances.. it insists my Cl*** constructor-arg's are Strings, and as such insists it doesn't know of any such constructor in the implementing cl***..
<4> not a huge problem, but it trggers on every single DAO bean ;)
<2> Lox911: identify the project, then click the 'files' tab, expand the project and in its root you'll find "build.xml". Thats the ant script responsible for actually compiling / building your project.
<4> atleast it's nice enough to allow me to skip that issue in compilation, so it's mostly cosmetic
<3> what dao framework are you using?
<4> MbGone: I use JPA backed by hibernate and it's entity manager
<3> oh, we are using IBatis here
<4> I took a liking to hibernate myself
<4> this is a home project, at work we use neither ,)
<3> we used IBatis in the previous project because it was really db intesive, and we wanted to generate our own sql queries
<4> hibernate allows you to handcraft jdbc as well if you want to. ofcourse, it's best avoided if you don't -have- to (becasue hibernate can't do what oddness you require, or because of simple performance)
<2> ah, here it is.. So, for example something like: <target name="post-jar"><signjar storep***="myp***" jar="${dist.jar}" alias="keyname"></target>
<3> well, time for me to go to sleep
<3> nighty night all
<2> sleep well! now b gone M ;-) </lame_joke>
<1> Lion-O; thanks
<5> fleury has resigned
<6> omg
<6> wtf
<6> bbq
<7> hello people
<7> im making a client server application using java and php, i make a server in java and client in php
<7> it connects now but my problem, how will you p*** a data/text coming from php to java
<7> java doesn't recognize it
<7> hope somebody could give me a hint
<8> christine_c: it's entirely up to the application to format the data on the wire
<8> christine_c: you need to decide on a protocol, say xmlrpc or soap, etc.
<8> And make both ends implement it
<7> i see, i thought you could send directly from php to java, not using those xmlrpc or soap, or any web services
<8> nah, you need a common wire format in the middle
<8> xmlrpc isn't much of a problem
<8> there are heaps of libraries for this kind of thing
<8> gotta go
<7> thanks
<9> Hey all, i am in a clustered bea web server environment. I want to make a web service to act as a server, and have it fail over to another cluster if it goes down.
<9> Is there the idea of "distributed web services"?
<10> you should read about about lead balancers
<10> foundry load balancer for example
<9> its part of an enterprise architecture that i can't really change.
<9> a bea weblogic proxy acts as the load balancer.
<9> the idea is that if a cluster goes down, the sessions should fail over to the other server transparently, but i want the server to also go down and fail over.
<9> I was thinking of making a heartbeat app using JMS, and have them elect a new server if one goes down.
<11> bon ben
<11> la soire est fenis :p
<3> morning all
<12> morning
<13> *wibble*
<12> hey Revenger
<13> epesh.
<13> :>
<13> long time no see.
<12> I don't use that nick any more, thank god
<13> and, how's life ?
<12> 'sokay. My dad has terminal cancer; he won't live out 2007. My son has adenovirus. I'm awake at 4:20 because I'm sitting up with him while he wheezes.
<12> But good.
<14> 'lo jottinger - ltns
<13> ouch.
<12> hey talios.
<12> Revenger: It's not as bad as it seems; those are just the lowlights. You know me: a ray of dark depression in a world full of happiness, sunlight, puppy dogs, and flowers.
<3> hey Revenger , talios
<14> jottinger: was thinking of you the other day actually - dream real came up randomly on the ipod.
<12> heh
<12> http://enigmastation.com/music/winter.html <-- new music
<14> yeh - I saw that posted :) the joy of rss subscriptions :)
<14> quite a sad/sombre sounding piece
<14> mmm, the copy i downloaded didn't complete :( *redownloads*
<12> I should probably use my own RSS feed better - it's not very complete
<12> but I keep on thinking I'm going to wait until I rewrite my site with killer tech... but like the cobbler, my own shoes can wait
<14> heh
<12> http://www.dysan.net/Weird/show.php?num=677
<12> http://www.dysan.net/weird/show.php?num=682
<12> http://www.dysan.net/weird/show.php?num=673
<15> sup guys
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<17> I want to create a method verify(int limit) where limit is a composition of static final ints. Ex: verify(LIMIT_NUMERIC | LIMIT_POSITIVE); Is there any example in the API, or can you advise me what to look for on Google for such an example
<18> +
<19> ++
<12> morning
<3> hey deano
<20> lo MbGone
<3> something i said?
<21> heh no
<21> my PC is buggered
<21> just trying a quad boot setup at the mo, xp, vista, ubuntu, osx
<3> got osx on intel?
<21> aye
<3> can i take a guess?
<4> you cold, but I admit nothing!
<4> s/cold/could/
<22> I've got a swing question if someone is up to the challenge
<3> heh
<3> laotzu - just ask
<22> okay - so I've got a server that accepts connections and does some biz logic. I want to expose a Swing Console which shares the application data model. What's the "correct" way of notifying my swing client when it needs to refresh itslef?
<22> I want to do so without infecting my application data model cl*** with any javax.swing cl***es
<22> example: I have a JList of connected clients. I want that list to refresh automagically when someone connects or disconnects
<23> implement the observer pattern, let your jlist be an observer of your data model
<22> how can I do that without polling?
<3> laotzu - http://javafaq.mine.nu/lookup?340
<4> meh.. this is annoying.. I don't want my daomin objects to have references to their darn DAOs..
<22> MbGone - reading now. Thx
<3> daomin objects?
<4> domain
<22> aah cool - java.util.Observable
<22> :)
<24> I don't get it. Why isn't Observable an interface? How are you supposed to use it?
<23> you extend it
<24> in an existing model? good luck with that.
<23> arguably a better approach could have been to make it an interface and have an AbstractObservable cl***
<24> yes. damm java an it's not supporting multiple inheritance.
<24> :( clearChanged and setChanged are protected - you can't even implement a "getObservable()" approach.
<23> it is probably only intended for simple cases. but it is easy enough to make any cl*** observable.
<23> i would have liked far more pattern interfaces, visitors, factories, etc
<3> Zaph0d^ - you know you can write your own obserable interface
<24> oh well. I could probably make an Observer2 cl***.
<24> err, Observable2. extends Observer, gives out ObservableUser and ObservableManager interfaces. that kind of stuff. but it's ugly.
<23> you need a Collection<Observer> and three methods, it's not that big a deal
<23> and if it was an interface in the first place you would still need to implement these
<24> yes. but it's annoying - it's such a good interface to extend, and such a good (although simple) code that you wish you could use in a single place.
<23> delphi has a concept of delegating interface implementation to a property
<24> really? didn't know that. I thought I knew Delphi pretty good. how is it used?
<23> property ObsDelegate: IObservable read FObsDelegate implements IObservable
<23> and another thing java could learn from delphi interfaces is a method resolution clause; handy if you implement two interfaces which have a method in common but you want to have distinct implementing methods
<24> yes. in that respect C# is far better. well, closer to Delphi.
<24> (no wonder since Hejlsberg "defected" to MS)
<23> there was a golden handshake involved i suppose
<23> c# array/indexed properties require more code (you must have a separate indexer cl*** for every such property)
<24> more?
<24> ah, more than delphi did.
<24> It's weird talking about a dead language as the (almost) holy grail of programming languages. even weirder having people agree with me.
<23> ;)
<25> hi guys. does anybody use intelli jidea as ide (windows)? where config files are stored by default? i want to reinstall my windows and i dont want to lose my settings
<3> nirva - you can back up your configuration files, they are stored in c:\document and settings\<username>\.IntellijIdea##
<3> where ## is the version of idea
<25> MbGone found them. thanks a lot
<3> np
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