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<0> help
<1> with....
<0> <0> i need some nokia aplication that will alow me to add a p***word to a folder
<0> <0> in my telephone folders
<1> glad to hear it, does that have anything to do with java?
<0> :|
<0> yup
<2> Wrong, it doesn't.
<0> yes it does
<2> Unless you want to write it yourself, but even then, it'd be of little use
<0> huh well.......
<3> Sorry, this isn't the "I want freeware for my phone" channel
<4> p***word protect your phone, move on.
<4> hallo mag, everyone
<3> H'lo Clackwell



<0> die in my arms all
<2> Bugger off, you.
<4> http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/WeirdNews/2006/01/10/1388101-ap.html
<5> hi
<5> I use ru.nlmk.eclipse.plugins.profiler but heap dump explodes on big projects
<5> is there any other free profiler?
<4> google
<5> google says no
<4> then there are none, or you should hire the google search professionals
<1> heh
<6> long time no chat joe, how are things?
<1> they're all right
<1> still working for intel?
<4> hi cal
<6> hi Clackwell
<6> yep, still on ***ignment in AZ
<6> we're a platform company now (sic
<6> )
<6> mr marketing has the company reins
<1> heh
<6> see they just shipped macs based in IA
<1> yep
<1> I want one
<1> too cheap to buy one, though :)
<6> on noy in
<6> lol
<6> today started with a mygrane (fortunatly rare) now I just have it's hang over, looks like the rest of the day will be crap :(
<4> going home, see you later :)
<7> cu Clackwell
<6> see ya
<8> hello
<6> hi
<8> I have a problem when using java 3D
<8> not really a problem in fact :)
<8> I don't seem to be able to rotate a sphere
<8> I can rotate it with the mouse
<6> goto www.thunder.dk\calchas
<6> and look at the 3d trail rotations are there
<6> does the sphere have a pattern or texture on it?
<6> can you rotate a cube?
<8> yes
<8> I mean I don't know where should I put the rotation transforms
<8> in the constructor?
<6> that trail shows you
<8> let me explain what I need
<6> you have to creat a scene, compile it, then display it
<8> I just want a sphere that rotates by itself
<6> see that trail
<8> I've compiled it
<8> k
<6> it has a code example
<8> thanks
<6> np
<6> best read from the beginning, it's short
<8> k
<8> that's great calchas ... thabk you ... IOU :)
<8> excuse my english
<6> np, yw
<8> one more question ... why is it that it generates an exception when calling both setCapability() and compile() ?
<8> having another problem
<8> :)



<8> is there I way to determine wheter a sphere touches another?
<8> is there a way to determine wheter a sphere touches another? sorry for the edit :)
<6> not in the 3d api
<6> it's simple math though
<9> zagreus> if distance beetween centers < 2* diametre
<6> is the euclideal distance between them less than the sum or radii
<6> SweD radii not diameter
<6> or = of
<9> calchas> in french its 'rayon' but i dont now the english for that :)
<6> k :)
<8> yes ... but is there a method that returns the centre of the sphere?
<6> I expect so
<6> but am not sure
<8> that would be a problem
<6> you do know the origional locations, if they are both subject to the same transformations then the intersection property will not change (affine transformations)
<6> if they are under different transformations it's possible to get the current transformation and do some simple matrix math on that to get the new centres
<8> let's consider the following scenario: a static sphere in the centre of a canvas; another sphere rotates and translates towards the first one ... I want push the first one using the second
<8> that's about it
<8> the thing is that I don't know how I will be able to achieve the "roll" effect
<6> I expect you'll have to look at the current transforms to get the centres
<8> how will i relate the translation to the rotation so that the sphere rolls?
<6> you mean like a billiard ball
<6> rotation speed is a function of radius and forward speed
<8> yes ... like a billiard ball
<6> the plane of rotation is perpendicular to the surface rolled on and aligned in direction of travel etc
<8> plane?
<8> the sphere rotates around the Y axis for example
<6> only if struck in the plane orthoganal to it
<8> I'll try to fogire that out
<8> thank sfor the help
<6> np
<8> but isn't there a TranslationInterpolator as well?
<6> it's a good project, but not the easiest on the math front
<6> yes there is
<8> I see only abstract cl*** TransformationInterpolator
<6> if I were you I'd get the translations sorted first, then get the rotation added
<8> *TransformInterpolator
<6> it's one way of dividing the problem in parts
<8> then combine the 2 transforms?
<6> yep
<8> k ... ty
<6> just put a transform node in the model between the translation and the shpeer, set it to null in the mean time
<8> aren't them in bifferent branch Groups?
<8> *different
<6> one has to be hirarchical to the other for a given sphere
<10> hi all
<8> hi
<6> hi
<10> error: javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: ejb not bound when running a jsp that calls an entitybean on jboss. any ideas?
<1> have you tried binding the EJB?
<10> joeo: through the ejb-jar and the jboss.xml?
<1> yes
<10> in jboss.xml i have: <jndi-name>Teste</jndi-name> and in the ejb-jar.xml I have: <ejb-name>Teste</ejb-name>
<1> how are you looking up the ejb
<10> Context ic = new InitialContext(); Object o = ic.lookup("Teste");
<1> well, that's wrong
<1> look up java:comp/env/Teste
<1> for one thing
<10> ok, trying that now
<10> same thing
<10> before I had in the jboss.xml <jndi-name>ejb/Example/Teste</jndi-name>
<10> and in the jsp lookup i had: Object o = ic.lookup("ejb/Example/Teste");
<10> then I would get: javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: ejb not bound
<10> joeo: its defs a jndi issue. do you know how I would print out the available jndi bound to the context?
<1> look at the jboss console
<1> java:comp/env/ejb...
<1> note the local context, specified by "java:comp/env"
<10> is this for the lookup?
<1> yes
<10> so it would be java:comp/env/ejb/Example/Teste
<1> locally specified, yes
<1> and you configure jboss so that it knows that Teste maps to that local context name
<10> I thnk that that is my issue, I havent configured the jboss. just installed it for this tut. is the configuration in the web-console?


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