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<0> goldenwords: use internet pastebins to paste more than 2, 3 lines, post url to that here then.
<1> line 30: _mimeTypes = _context.getContextHandler().getMimeTypes();
<0> so one of those is null.
<1> ok... i'll try to give the DefaultServlet a ContextHandler
<0> (***uming that was line 130, not 30)
<1> Clackwell: yeah, 120
<0> you try hard to confuse me.
<1> Clackwell: oops... sorry :) it is not clear how to add a ContextHandler to the DefaultServlet
<1> i will try using a ServletHolder
<0> goldenwords: if you run jetty as it is distributed, does it serve static content?
<1> Clackwell: i am embedding it
<1> Clackwell: i have not attempted to run it as a stand-alone server
<0> i take that as a "i don't know". find out?
<0> then embed that configuration of it?
<0> (***uming it works)
<1> will do
<0> non final stuff, bah
<1> Clackwell: you mean the current releae of jetty6 ?
<0> goldenwords: yes, release candidate 0, isn't it?
<1> Clackwell: yeah
<1> Clackwell: i had jetty5 working fine... using 6 is proving to be a 3 day pain in the a**
<1> Clackwell: any other embedded http server i could use? Tomcat's?
<0> i don't understand you.
<0> 5 is working fine, you try 6 and then all of a sudden 5 isn't good enough anymore and you need something completely different?
<0> where is the logic?
<1> Clackwell: are you suggesting that i go back tp 5 and wait until 6 goes into final?
<0> goldenwords: why did you try jetty6?
<0> curiosity?
<0> technical needs/requirements?
<1> Clackwell: because it is the latest version... i ***umed that the users of my software would be interested in having the latest functionality
<0> goldenwords: your users will spit at you when your decision to include non final components into your software backfires and leaves them with a broken system.
<0> ok, that's tackled. now explain why you even considered to switch to tomcat?
<0> or is it a misunderstand? "rc" sounds a lot less "betaish", agreed.
<1> Clackwell: fair enough... i was testing to see if jetty6 was usuable. due to the fact that it is difficult to get to work and not in final, obviously it has failed the test... i don't feel the need to explain my decisions to you. i would appreciate a less condescending tone. i cam here for help, not chastisment
<0> it is still not final, though. it's an additional beta state.
<2> Clackwell: Jetty 6 is pretty much final now
<2> Clackwell: Not many changes envisioned, and the Jetty team all say that if you're starting something new, to use v6
<0> rhowe: "pretty much"? there can be 20 release candidates...
<2> Clackwell: heh, sure, but they don't anticipate any big API changes or anything like that, I don't think
<0> goldenwords: i was merely pointing out something very strange in your logic or what you said.
<2> goldenwords: Jetty has a very good mailing list, jetty-discuss
<0> rhowe: <shrug> and yet it resists embedding for three days. until someone can come up with a good explanation for that i attribute it to its non final stage. :)
<1> thanks for your help
<2> Clackwell: /me points at goldenwords
<2> All the explanation, right there :)
<0> omg, my windows server just crashed, should i install freebsd?!
<0> rhowe: hehe
<2> Clackwell: OpenVMS :)
<0> what? yes, it's windows release candidate, why do you ask?
<3> re
<4> re jottinger
<5> Anyone know of a good place to start learning Java?
<6> www.thejavatutorial.com
<4> java.sun.com
<5> Thanks, I'll try it.
<6> also look in the FAQ fr this chan and look for Thinking in Java
<5> K
<7> hizbullah my beloved burn burn telaviv
<7> burn burn nahariya
<7> burn burn haifa
<7> burn burn tabariya
<7> burn burn aka
<8> does windows mobile 2003 come with a jre installed?
<4> Probably not.
<8> :P
<6> not usually
<8> i just got a pocket pc and im a bit confused now about JREs
<6> what confuses you
<8> well i want to write java apps for my pocket pc
<8> but i don't know what to use
<8> i don't know what jre is installed or even if there is a jre on my device
<6> need to find a jre, they cost I belive but not much, hp used to ship one with ipaqs, was personal java not jme
<6> there won't be one most likely
<8> hm personal java?
<6> java 1.1.8
<8> let's suppose it has personal java run time environment...what do i use then for development?
<6> a pc and a compiler
<8> what compiler?
<6> javac
<8> so far i was using jdk5
<6> just don't write past 1.1.8
<8> hm
<8> so what's j2me?
<8> so i use jdk1.1.8?
<8> ok i would use jdk1.1.8 ...but what's j2me then?
<6> that is jsme
<8> sorry jsme then
<6> you can get jdk 1.5 to compile to 1.1.8
<6> mobile edition
<8> oh that's nice
<6> anothe standard detailed on the sun site
<8> hm jsme has its jre?
<6> yes
<8> so i can install that jre on my device?
<6> if there is one for it
<8> oh yes ofcourse
<6> yep
<9> I implemented the cl***ic "are you sure you want to exit?" by handling windowClosing(WindowEvent windowEvent) with my window..
<9> So I show a confirm dialog, but whatever the user chooses, the program exits..
<9> When the windowClosing terminates, so does the program..
<9> what gives?
<6> what is your action on closing ?
<6> did you set default to exit ?
<9> ahhhh
<9> yes
<9> so I shouldn't set it?
<9> I removed the default close, and it still closes
<10> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JFrame.html
<10> Tells you about closing in the main cl*** description.
<6> hi dave-e
<10> Hiya
<6> the movers just packed and removed all my stuff
<10> Woo! :)
<10> I'm back to work on Monday... *weeps*
<6> fly on wednesday
<11> http://znabela.com/lego_scorpion.wmv
<6> I'm in to work mon and tue
<10> Neat znabela
<11> yeah, they did one helluva job on that one
<10> calchas ah, so back for good after Wednesday or just back on a holiday?
<11> just recieved it wednesday
<6> good
<9> dave-e: thanks
<10> I just clicked that calchas actually answered my question, lol.
<10> I thought it didn't make senes so he must have been replying to someone else.
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