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<0> MIRC?
<0> ic.
<1> well luck then
<2> hi all, where I could find information about cl*** object ?
<3> hi all
<3> when i am using button1.addActionListener(this) its giving error that <identifier> expected ..
<3> any 1 there
<4> hello
<5> who can help me here on how to create my own cl*** usign abstract access specifieer?
<6> any java tutorial will cover that, via google.
<5> ty
<7> quick Database, Oracle, question.
<7> Is it faster to use (from Java) a storedProcedure call or an insert that fires a trigger
<5> hmmmm
<5> what is the syntax in java like c++ they uses getch() but how about in java?
<5> who can teach me here?
<7> getch() = <someString>.toCharArray();
<8> erm, not quite
<8> you want something from java.io
<5> phew
<5> thx
<5> how about the strcmp?
<8> System.in.read()
<8> string1.equals(string2)
<8> now go read the tutorial on java.sun.com
<5> can i use this
<8> these are all googlable questions :)
<5> public static BufferedReader in=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
<9> There is a Scanner cl*** that is useful for that stuff too.
<5> really?
<5> how?
<9> No, I made it up haha!
<5> :)
<5> what is the difference between abstract and final access specifier?
<9> Find out what each is, and then you'll know the difference.
<5> by i think there the same
<5> some of my cl*** want an abstract cl*** declaration
<5> but others noy
<5> but others not
<5> hmmmm
<5> that thing bothered me
<5> can u figure it out to me?
<6> ioexcept this may help: http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ask/f?p=4950:8:::::F4950_P8_DISPLAYID:35816267380038
<5> thx!
<5> uhm
<5> how about the TextIO cl*** where can i download it?
<9> Shinichi: You can read about abstract in the Java tutorial.
<9> Your google is the same as ours.
<5> aaaaaaah
<5> ok
<5> what is the syntax for java....the switch keyword using character variable and how to case it.?
<10> Shinichi quit flooding and stfu
<5> switch(ch){}
<5> case 'a':
<5> System.out.print("a");
<5> is that right?
<9> Ask a compiler near you.
<5> hehehe
<5> please
<5> help
<9> I just did.
<5> how to switch a variable of type char
<9> Tutorial.
<10> Shinichi do you walk to school or carry your lunch?
<5> hehehe
<9> sabre: Are those mutually exclusive?
<10> crookery that's the point :)
<5> im here to get some help
<9> Shinichi: You have it.
<9> When you ask a policeman how to get to a place, he gives you directions. He doesn't drive you.
<9> Unless you are attacking him and asking how to get to the police station, of course.
<5> wow
<5> what a nice example
<5> thanks for everything
<10> you are most welcome
<5> programmers here only uses this language?
<10> that is correct
<10> java is the only language
<11> Is there a cl***/method which can encode a string for use as an XML attribute? I would rather not go thru the whole document construction.
<12> ZeekLumpkins: There are libraries that make document construction less cumbersome than the default APIs
<12> ZeekLumpkins: dom4j or jdom, for example
<9> ZeekLumpkins: StringConversionUtils or something in Jakarta Commons.
<9> Hmm, can't actually find the name of it now.
<9> Aha: http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/lang/api/org/apache/commons/lang/StringEscapeUtils.html
<11> mm....yet another library to add, bleh...
<9> Or just leech the code.
<9> There aren't many XML entities - 3?
<11> 5 I think, according to the definition...
<12> Aside from entities, there are also a number of characters that plain arent' allowed inCTEXT
<12> ascii 0-31 for example, except 9, 10 and 13 ;)
<12> Trust the DOM. It does a good amount of work for you.
<11> Well, my only concern are entered characters incompatible with XML ("&<> and the like)
<11> Using it, is there an easy way to get a string back out? I have an entry with both a value and attributes (basically an XML representation of an object's values)?
<11> Dont want to be setting up writers and doms, and all sorta crap when all I really need is to encode the field values...
<13> hi
<14> Does someone can tell me how to set a gap between the components and the JPanel, like that http://lyroy.sytes.net:81/gap.jpg
<9> Depends on your layout manager.
<14> borderlayout
<9> Use a different one, BorderLayout is not for that kind of layout.
<14> flowlayout or gridlayout?
<9> BoxLayout, GridBagLayout, possibly SpringLayout, GroupLayout, TableLayout, etc.
<14> alrigth well thanks for your help
<15> Anyone here using intelliJ 5 AND starteam (2005)? I performed the naive installation and the starteam plugin complains "NoCl***DefFoundError".
<16> hi
<16> i learned xhtml jsp 1.2 today
<16> aded xmlvalidate to my ant script to reject compilation if it doesn't adhere
<16> shhh
<17> away
<16> hihi
<18> is there a way to be notified(or to have direct access) when hibernate is configuring a persistent type?
<18> lets say one wants to do something with a specific entity type right after the database conn in initialized
<19> hi all
<19> need a simple example on how to read a XML document from a given URL, anyone can help me?
<9> And do what with it?
<20> afaik Java has plenty of ready-to-use parsers for this available.
<19> retrieve a node and attribute, yes but the only on i can find is the SAX example, which i dont quite understand
<9> Try the DOM stuff.
<20> I think that java.util.Properties might be usefull.
<19> ok thank you i will try
<20> or, perhaps, javax.xml.parsers but I have no experience with that.
<9> There is an XML tutorial in the Java tutorial.
<20> aye
<20> Unfortunatly the most ignored documentation I think, while its really a very good piece of work (IMO ofcourse).
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