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<0> so you'are in a channel speaking about java but you'r afreaid about java applet that you haven't made ?
<1> the applet could contain malicious code
<1> and you happily clicked yes to run that code
<1> calchas is only pointing out that its not wise
<0> so they'll read my email telling that I'm searching a guy doing the same thing for me
<1> and if you put an applet no your website to record sound and people need to click yes, then not many people would want to record their voice anymore
<1> you're not a smart businessman
<0> I'm not a businessman
<0> I would'nt be here :)
<2> Wawan java is much more than applets, in general applets are a poor way to do things
<0> java is in so many thing I know
<0> Even financial software are build with java
<0> But I'm stuck with this stupid recording stuff
<1> stuck how?
<1> you can buy the recording applet for 300 dollar
<1> buy it and be gone
<0> yes but it's not gpl
<0> CAn't change anything inside
<1> why would you
<1> or contact the author and ask for the code
<0> I'll message him
<1> or her
<1> you never know
<0> I bet it's a guy
<0> I don't know why
<0> Thx for the chat
<2> good luck
<0> thx again
<3> there. I'm off for home. laters
<4> what is the opposite command of -jar? to close a jar app?
<5> -unjar
<5> <snicker>
<6> 'lo MaggieL
<5> Hiya Talios'
<4> how do i close a jar app from the command line?
<7> control + c ?
<4> no
<4> i am looking for something like java -kill c:\program.jar
<7> why would you need that ?
<7> you have a background java process ? (javaw?)
<4> yeah
<7> kill it from task manager.
<4> i never closed it but it disappeared from system tray
<4> i can't, other programs will close if i kill java.exe or javaw.exe
<4> and it doesnt show up under the name of the program in task manager
<8> what does this line mean? (this.x1 < r.x1) ? this.x1 : r.x1
<9> looks like a comparison of two instance variables, if I got the verb right.
<9> so the x1 variable in the current instance (this) as well as the variable in 'r'.
<8> so does this mean, if this.x1 < r.x1, set value of this.x1 to the value of r.x1 ?
<9> ChAoTiC`: if that was the complete line it wouldn't have meant that since it didn't include 'if'.
<10> help me ...
<10> button link?
<10> <input name="" type="button"> (href ... action?
<8> this is java ?
<10> java script ...
<10> <INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Contact Us" onClick="parent.location='mailto:you@youremail.com?subject=The subject you want to appear&cc=you2@youremail.com'">
<11> Can anyone tell me how to get this right so that it starts both threads? http://pastebin.com/656861
<11> anyone?
<12> patience
<11> ok
<13> Sigh. One of these days I should take some time to actually read through the ANTLR manuals instead of always creating new code from existing templates.
<11> is it possible to push a hastable or another object through a socket?
<12> Slade: yes, by way of serialisation
<12> is that advisable? not sure, sometimes it seems more trouble than it saves.
<13> Hey, speaking of serialization,
<13> Eclipse has been producing warnings for quite a few cl***es, complaining that they don't include a serial number field, or something like that.
<13> "The serializable cl*** Foo does not declare a static final serialVersionUID field of type long"
<13> That's from declaring cl*** Foo extends ArrayList
<13> Err, actually cl*** Foo extends ArrayList<Bar>
<13> Is that anything I should be concerned about? For now I'm just ignoring it.
<14> g'day
<13> Hi
<15> hello
<14> hello
<15> hello
<15> somebody here?
<14> yes
<15> hhe
<15> :)
<14> anyone else will say the same thing I have already told you
<14> import java.util.*;cl*** X{{List list1 = new LinkedList();}} // compile this
<14> it *will* compile
<15> ok
<15> :)
<15> i try again :)
<15> many thanks about it
<15> Vector lista2 = new Vector();
<15> LinkedList list1 = new LinkedList(lista2);
<15> lista(list1);
<15> i did it this way
<16> Hi i am using Tomcat and after submiting a form , i get this error: La mthode HTTP POST n''est pas supporte par cette URL...what's wrong? thanks
<17> I woke up yesterday and decided to learn java. anyone know some good resource on the net?
<6> java.sun.com
<18> How can I reference non-static data members (global/non-static variables) from static context? I declared BufferedReader br as non-static and I wanted to use br in main()
<6> construct an instance of your object.
<19> mujahid : http://kilian.byethost5.com/computer_science.xhtml <--- plenty of links/material for learning java
<18> Talios: An instance of my object? Meaning..??? like create an instance of the current cl*** that I'm working in?
<17> kmh: nice. thank you
<19> doseryder : meaning br = new BufferedReader(...)
<19> doseryder : you can also create an instance of your currebt cl*** to use it in its static methods
<6> kmh, more - if br is non-static, he can't access br from his static methid, unless he does "new MyCl***().br"
<19> doseryder : but if you only need a Reader just create an instance of it
<19> talios : did i say something different ?
<18> kmh: your first suggestion. br = new BufferedReader(). I cannot reference br in the static main() not permitted
<20> doseryder: I generally encourage people to only use static in public static void main, and to only have main in the main cl***.
<19> doseryder : i meant do do that line in your main method
<18> my main is static
<20> doseryder: Yes, and nothing else needs to be static.
<18> kmh: it cannot be done. main is static but br is not
<20> doseryder: Is br defined in the same cl*** as main?
<19> doseryder : but if br is supposed to be a member variable of your cl*** it won't help of course
<18> rickety: and talios is suggest creating an instance of my cl*** and do something with it. and that something, i'm trying to figure out. thats the only part i'm a lil unclear about
<19> doseryder : if br is a member of your cl***, you could a) declare it static or b) create an instance of your cl*** in main
<20> doseryder: Let's convert your error into something you understand.
<20> doseryder: Move br to a separate cl***, so that main is the only thing in the cl*** it's defined in.
<18> kmh: yes, but I don't want to declare br to be static. I'm trying out creating an instance of my cl*** in main. I never tried that b4, i'll play around with that. Let's see if i can get it to work. afk
<19> doseryder : use talios' suggestion, create an instance of your cl*** in main
<20> kmh: Yes, but things are simpler when 'your cl***' isn't the same cl*** that main is in.
<18> rickety: a quick question. So I guess I would have to declare variable within the main() to retain that new instance I create by doin "new FormatTxtFile().br" rite? (maybe this is a rhetorical question)
<20> Yes, declare the variable.
<20> TextFileFormatter formatter=new TextFileFormatter();
<18> it worked! :) Actually for my purpose its
<18> BufferedReader br = new FormatTxtFile().br;
<18> within the static main()
<19> rickety : yes but i ***ume that was his situation/problem
<20> Why not just instantiate the BufferedReader within main then?
<20> BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader(stuff..)
<18> BufferedReder br is a data member. a non static global variable
<18> and I wanted to instantiate it from static context which is the main()
<20> Global variables are a bad idea.
<18> but it could be done like how talios was telling me by creating an instance of FormatTxtFile
<20> Yes. There is more than one way to do it.
<20> But not all ways are created equal.
<19> nor do they lead to <Rome :-P
<19> despite being holy week :)
<18> Where do I paste my code? I can't locate it in the javafaq.mine.nu page? Is the "add Faq" it?
<19> www.pastebin.com is an option as well
<19> and post the url here
<18> I got disconnected just now, sorry are you guys still with me? :)
<6> 'lo
<18> http://pastebin.com/657297
<20> doseryder: br is an instance variable, a non-static field. That means it is ***ociated with an instance.
<20> doseryder: main is a static method. That means it is not ***ociated with an instance.
<20> doseryder: Therefore, when you do br=something, in main, javac doesn't have an instance that contains br.
<20> doseryder: http://pastebin.com/657309
<20> I've moved some stuff, changed the fields to public and added comments starting //RJC
<18> rick: RJC. Is it an acronym for Revised Java Code? (Its my guess)
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