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<0> the .cl***
<0> it was used to read input entered by a user
<0> in the command line that is
<1> and do what with it? and what do you want to do with it? use the input?
<1> I'd ask whoever gave it to you
<0> well, that's my problem cause the person is not here.. =D
<2> or you may use jad?
<0> jad?
<0> what's \r? is it represented by a 'return' ?
<1> carraige return. \n is carraige return/newline (unless you unix, then its just newline (i think))
<0> i found some article on the net.. are you willing to analyze it? =D
<3> morning
<4> g'morning MbGone
<5> hello world
<5> relik: i see you have pic of Dragon Bridge in capital city as pic of Slovenia
<6> hey
<6> can this be done : putting a bunch of JTextfields under each other inside one JFrame?
<5> Brodyf: yes
<5> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/layout/visual.html
<5> you can use BoxLayout, GridLayout or GridBagLayout
<5> as you can see from this page
<6> oh wolfey thanks a lot, I used to set the Layout as FlowLayout without ever considering those
<5> flowlayout is single line
<6> yea :S
<6> another thing, can you remove the resizing abilities of a frame?
<7> yes
<8> this.setResizeble(false)
<6> oh ok thanks a lot
<8> Can someone recomend me a decent decompiler?
<7> jad?
<8> ?
<8> Aha..I found it
<8> Jad is better than Dj Java Decompiler ?
<5> you damn pirates
<5> :)
<7> wolfey: pirates?
<5> :)
<5> kidding:)
<7> smsr_: DJ uses jad as a backend to do the actual decompile IIRC...it's ot a GUI though, if you like that kind of thing
<9> ei, just wondering how to control the decimal places of a float
<9> i mean double
<5> phuck`d: printing or rounding?
<5> :)
<9> can i ask for both? =D
<5> phuck`d: sure
<5> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/i18n/format/decimalFormat.html to format for printing
<7> or System.out.printf()
<5> and to round to two digits you can use Math.round(floatValue*100)/100
<9> okay.. thanks..
<5> somebody should add this to channel FAQ, this is second such question in two days
<5> :)
<10> It's there somewhere
<10> Or used to be
<10> Get a login from Rob and add it youself if it isn't :P
<5> okey :) when i see rob
<11> well, even without a login you can add stuff to the FAQ :)
<5> too bad im poor, i can enter only 5 or 10 euro ;)
<12> helooo
<5> hello
<12> anybody here knows java programing?
<5> most of people here
<5> if not all
<12> ok i do have a question....
<12> how do i do a jar file (ment for a mobile device) work on my pc?
<11> use an emulator.
<12> like?
<5> http://java.sun.com/products/sjwtoolkit/
<12> ok and anaother thing
<5> first link on right under popular downloads
<12> now im conected using a wap gprs conection trough a proxi from your freedom net.... i wanna know if there are other tuneling services that i can use cause this is kind of slow
<5> draude: your cell phone provider perhaps?
<12> ya but it`s 70 euro per mounth and im in romania
<12> your freedom has given mne an aplication trough witch i byp*** my wap connection so i can connect to anything but i have about 1,2k at down
<13> Im on www.java.com, but i cant find the link to download 1.5 sdk
<5> wookiee: as far as i know only JRE is there. try http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
<13> is java sdk not free to download
<14> wookiee: it is free, and you just aren't looking hard enough
<5> wookiee: i gave u link to sdk
<13> thanks wolfey
<3> hey all
<5> hey MbGone
<3> hi wolfey
<3> wh***up?
<5> my j2me app is fairly done, now starting with color themes and translation
<3> what's your application?
<13> Is they any editors for java which are free?
<3> editors? as in IDE?
<5> wookiee: netbeans, eclipse
<5> MbGone: it's student project, we do blackberry editing of travel orders for some commercial business app
<5> http://wolfey.si/test/pantheon/pantheon-nalog.jpg this is PC app, commercial
<5> http://wolfey.si/test/pantheon/potninalog4namen.jpg and this is our app
<14> meh, blackberrys annoy me. I had to fix my code to work around one of their bugs the other day
<5> wlfshmn: lol
<5> i spent lots of time debugging, now it works bloody perfect
<3> :)
<13> MbGone yeah pro ide
<5> wookiee: netbeans and eclipse are quite pro and free
<5> netbeans is Sun's project, eclipse IBM's
<3> wolfey - netbeans... lion-o must be happy :)
<5> i used netbeans since i do java
<5> long before i came here
<3> i used it during college, it was horrible , slow as hell
<3> then moved to eclipse, and afterwards intellij, and now i cant (and wont) go back :)
<5> MbGone: well i generally dont get paid (much) to code:)
<5> and overall i like netbeans
<13> if you have a static cl***, would the first method of the cl*** you call. would creat an object of that cl***
<5> wookiee: well static stuff are created when cl*** is loaded, and if it's not loaded before, it's loaded when you use it
<13> i tryed that it dont work
<13> it seems to only when i creat the object inside the cl***
<5> mmm
<3> what doesnt work ?
<13> mdgone i have static cl***, I have two methods
<3> and?
<13> if i remove the create instance code from constructor I get null pointer exception. if added it. it works fine
<15> If it's a static method why are you talking about instances of the cl***?
<13> because i want to use the static cl*** to hold data
<15> Then have some static variables...
<15> I think you should upload what you're doing to the whiteboard and try to explain exactly what you're trying to achieve.
<15> You're not making a hell of a lot of sense, to me at least.
<3> i agree with dave-e, paste it somewhere
<16> hi!
<11> MbGone: yeah, that really made my day ;-)
<16> I need a litle online help: I have an applet. Form the client side(where is the applet loaded), i want to know in the server (from where is loaded the .html file -the codebase) in this folder what files are
<16> Any ideas?
<11> szabi1234567: that made no sense to me.
<16> File fileBase = new File(urlConfig.toURI()).getParentFile().getParentFile();
<16> String[] fileList = fileBase.list();
<16> if(fileList != null){
<16> for (int i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++) {
<16> String s = fileList[i];
<16> System.out.println("File = " + s);
<16> }
<11> don't paste
<16> }
<11> use a pastebin if you wish to paste code... See the /topic
<16> ok
<16> but this paste help you to undersrand what i want?
<11> not really.
<16> :-)
<16> The fileBase soul point the folder on the server in which is located Myapplet.html
<16> should
<16> and folowed by a simple directory list
<11> could be tedious since an applet is basicly a program started in the browser. Well, your approach is likely not to work.
<7> szabi1234567: ***uming the server allows directory listings (many don't)
<11> probably need to check if you can get some referer or such. And yes; there is the issue smsie just mentioned.
<16> I have the folowing error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: URI scheme is not "file"
<7> szabi1234567: probably the easiest for you would be some javascript to see a paramater for the applet?
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