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<0> hello
<0> anyone still use webwork?
<1> You can't make .exe's with Java?
<2> Ceo_Ohmnis: you can but if you need .exe files then you might want to re-consider java.
<1> Can I run the file without it being an exe?
<2> Ceo_Ohmnis: 'the file' ?
<1> Hm, the app\program, rather.
<3> Ceo_Ohmnis: you can provide a .exe file to run your app, no problem.
<2> Ofcourse you can run java cl***files.
<2> thats usually done using the "java" command.
<1> Yea, but can it be run like an exe? Without the cmd prompt, that is.
<3> Ceo_Ohmnis: you can provide a .exe file to run your app, no problem.
<1> How?
<2> and in addition to Clackwell's solution; depending on the OS you might also be able to simply set a file ***ociation.
<3> Ceo_Ohmnis: http://javafaq.mine.nu/lookup?106
<1> Hm, ok, thanks.
<1> Does anyone know of a good beginner language that makes exes by default, besides VB?
<2> search the microsoft.com website.
<2> they have plenty and even opened up their beginners suite with several languages.
<1> Kk, thanks again.
<3> Ceo_Ohmnis: go for the .net stuff, c# or whatever.
<2> eew
<0> freebasic
<0> http://www.freebasic.net/
<0> that's if you're avoid ms
<1> Woo
<0> try cygwin otherwise
<0> what's the best way for generating a unique key for an cmp ejb?
<0> Clackwell didn't you like webwork?
<3> hexbit: i have never used any java web frameworks.
<0> someone used to like opensymphony stuff quite religiously
<4> I want to make a custom indexed collection cl*** compatible with the for each loop, what is the interface for that?
<5> Is there an easy way to make a string of 20 '%'
<3> KB***: yes, use the CreateStringOfSameCharacters API
<3> actually, you write a loop and do the trick there, if you need to dynamically do that.
<3> and that is very easy, so yes, easy way exists.
<5> well i thought there'd be a methode that does it for me
<3> if sun would add methods for such trivial stuff java would not be a 30 mb download, but a 200 mb download.
<3> plus no on would know where to find all these 2000+ methods anyway, so you can just as well leave them away again and depend on developers to be smart enough to write trivial loops themselves.
<5> oh c'mon the add plenty of other trivial methods just not the ones that i need
<5> well in any case i think i got my answer thnx
<6> there is functionality to do it, just use a StringBuffer and a loop
<7> or if the string is known 20 long, and always contains %, just use a static string ;)
<8> vreun roman p canal?
<9> LeFantomas: what canal?
<7> LeFantomas: Even if there were, in here you speak english only.
<7> meh.. what posesses a website into sending 8 session cookies..
<10> any recommendations on a good java profiler?
<7> jprobe was nice when I used it last, several years ago
<11> its been so long since i've touched java..whats the error "main" java.lang.NoCl***DefFoundError:" meant? which jar file is not on my $PATH ?
<11> hmmm..actually its not a java program im trying to run..its a jnlp...i need webstart for that?
<7> yes, webstart is the only tihng I know of that launches jnlp
<7> but the jnlp is little more than a descriptor telling what files are neded, what entrypoint to launch ond what priviliges are needed
<11> i thought the concept of downloadable jars took care of that..i just need webstart i guess
<12> I'm experimenting with using vectors.. seem to be an interesting datatype.. but Ikeep getting warnings when trying to add data
<12> C:\poker_hunter>javac TitanHunter.java
<12> Note: TitanHunter.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.
<12> Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
<2> Writeress: then either do what it says or consider to use something else. No idea what you're doing but I find ArrayLists to be quite usefull as well.
<12> hmm
<12> Im not sure if you can p*** ArrayLists to JTable though
<7> Writeress: I think those messages occur when you are using JDK 1.5 (and targeting that in your compile) but you are using unchecked collections.
<7> Writeress: Read up on Generics if you want them to go away.
<12> hmm
<12> I may have to scrap this
<12> I have a 2 mensional arrray I wanted to copy into a vector, but I guess there really isnt a feasible 2D vector?
<13> vector of vectors works
<12> hmm
<12> i'll do more thinking on it
<12> sound slike it would really eat up memory and lag things down
<12> i never really used them before and just checking into them now
<12> I suppose Icould read my 2D array into a single vector
<12> then p*** that to my JTable
<14> hi there ppl! :)
<14> why is it necessary to implement the Serializable interface when you can simply use ObjectOutputStream to store a object into a file ??
<2> netwit: if you check ObjectOutputStream's documentation you'll immediatly spot the limitation.
<2> "Only objects that support the java.io.Serializable interface can be written to streams."
<2> But it seems that there are other ways to do this, also mentioned in the API docs.
<14> I guess the only purpose of implementing a serializable interface is to "label" a cl*** as serializable...
<2> Hmm, I'd say its to implement the functionality provided by the Interface. Not really 'label', it goes deeper than that.
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