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<0> szabi1234567: probably the easiest for you would be some javascript to see a paramater for the applet?
<1> :-)
<1> I think not
<2> hmm, best option I see is the java.applet package.
<0> which only has one cl***
<2> and a few interfaces.
<2> afaik it has some methods to get the context of the applet.
<0> Lion-O: Yes, which for this purpose are essentially useless...
<0> the applet context does not contain the base URL of the applet
<1> somewhere I have
<2> ah. here we go: getDocumentBase().
<2> Gets the URL of the document in which the applet is embedded. For example, suppose an applet is contained within the document.... etc.
<2> java.applet.AppletStub
<1> I can load the config file by: URL urlConfig = new URL(codeBase + "config/config.properties");
<1> And : String codeBase = customizationTool_Applet.getCodeBase().toString();
<0> ooh, interesting. I never knew that was there
<0> so a bit of String manipulation to remove the filename portion of the URL and you're done
<2> so when you have that at your disposal it becomes rather easy to get the directory part.
<2> yeah, string manipulation or you create a File() object which has a few native methods for this.
<0> actually, you can use URL methods to get it...
<1> so if I have the codebase ex: urlConfig.toExternalForm() = http://localhost/matheszabi.extra.hu/my_projects/java/eggEngraving/config/config.properties
<2> aaah, cool
<1> how can I get the list of http://localhost/matheszabi.extra.hu/my_projects/java/eggEngraving/
<1> ?
<1> (from the applet)
<2> aaah.. getPath() and such.. Yeah, I always allow myself to become confused with the URL() cl*** since it has a lot more options :)
<1> ?
<0> szabi1234567: you can't reliably. The webserver has to support it...and if an index.html exists in that directory, any webserver I can think of will reutn that instad
<2> ayups
<3> hmm, i think you scared him
<2> lol
<3> wh***up Lion-O?
<2> MbGone: nothing too much.. messing about, waiting to be fed and wondering if I should start putting the code snipplets which I wrote last night together in my EJB :)
<2> MbGone: you?
<3> i am doing ok, enjoying the last hours of the weekend
<2> aaaw, last hours already? its saturday evening over here. Do you have work at sundays or do you live in a whole different timezone? ;)
<3> i live in israel, so saturday is our day off
<2> aaah, gotcha
<3> which application server are you using?
<2> MbGone: Gl***fish; PE9. I used to have the earlier Sun App. server enterprise 8.x around (from the Java Enterprise System) but eventually moved to the EE "default".
<3> we are using jboss, its great (dont believe you moved ditched a sun product, its not like you :)
<3> -moved
<2> hehehe. Well, I use what best suits me and so far I really fancy gl***fish. I've played with jboss in the past and I have to agree that its quite extensive, even though I never dived into it that deep.
<2> Well, that settles it. This evening I'm going to check out the access manager features and see if I can make some use of portlets.
<3> have fun:)
<4> Any knows third party package for handling ip packets?
<2> smsr_: I don't think thats possible with Java.
<2> smsr_: individual ip packets exist on a whole different network layer.
<4> I know that
<2> smsr_: don't msg me, keep it in the channel please.
<4> There was a packet capture I found on sf.net
<4> I shall do so, but you know what I mean?
<2> no I don't.
<4> Your behaviour from yesterday on that channel I said in private
<4> Maybe I'm wrong, so I asked!
<2> smsr_: you obviously mean your own behaviour with regards to total disrespect for the rules of that channel. Alas, this isn't the place for that nonsense.
<3> smsr_ - there is a package which is called jpcap, which is based on libpcap, but as far as i recall its using native code
<5> hi, im trying to have an array of JButtons displayed in a JTable. yet, instead of the actual button, it displays javax.swing.JButton[,0,0,0x0,invalid,alignmentX=0.0,alignmentY=0.5, ... ,defaultCapable=true]
<4> MbGone: I know
<4> But with that you can't create custom ip packets!
<2> MbGone: otherwise its not possible.
<3> smsr_ - why do you need to create custom ip packets anyway?
<4> Lion-0: Agree. But you said some bad words, thats why I asked.
<4> MbGone: There are a lot of programs in witch I would need that: for example building a small firewall and so on..
<2> CZR: What kind of array? Sounds like you made a mistake somewhere and are using some refer instead of the actual object.
<2> smsr_: Thats not a job for Java.
<5> ill pastebin all code relating to that array
<4> Of course is not. But you said to not PM.
<2> smsr_: did you happen to notice the name of this channel lately? Its about Java.
<4> And java is what I am discussing
<2> smsr_: Starts to look more like trolling to me.
<3> smsr_ - if you know its not a job for java, then why are you asking exactly
<3> ?
<4> Because Lion-0 is freaked about Pm
<3> heh
<2> He got kicked from #linux yesterday for excessively annoying behaviour and trolling. Guess he now wishes to take it to other channels.
<6> evening
<2> Hoi Rob
<6> hoi
<3> hmm, i was just informed to its possible to download the new episodes of 24 a day before it primears :)
<3> hi Rob_uknow
<5> http://rafb.net/p/QSAgJG33.html - here the code relating to the JButtons.... i hope i didnt miss anything
<2> errr, that looks weird.
<5> its just parts of the entire code
<2> why not use imports?
<6> he probably uses a gui editor
<2> this really looks plain out chaotic
<2> well, to me at least.
<5> indeed Rob
<2> doh
<2> so its useless to look at the code.
<5> ill try to reformat it
<2> and this just makes no sense what so ever: "tableContents[i][5] = editButton[i];", where tableContents is nowhere to be found and editButton is supposed to be an array. But just before that: "editButton = new javax.swing.JButton[display.length];". Is it an array or isn't it?
<2> if you wish to display a button in a table then you don't ***ign values like that.
<5> tableContents is an Object[][]
<5> im trying to print one button per line
<2> "print" ?
<5> display
<6> why use a table for that?
<5> show one actual button per line
<5> its not only buttons... i have 5 more columns with text etc
<6> is it possible to edit text?
<5> a table would be the best solution in my opinion
<5> no, the text in the table wont be editable
<6> then a table is rubbish
<6> why not write a decent gui
<6> you are using the table as a way to layout your components
<6> instead of using a layoutmanager
<5> im not sure how to use layout managers + im continuing the project some1 else started... he used a table... changing it would be a lot of work now
<2> uuuh.
<5> i just want to know how can i displayan array of JButtons in column #6 of that table... one button on each row
<2> That "lot of work" will save tremendous time and stress in the future. Rob is right, granted; I don't have much experience with GUI's but I've never seen one without a layout manager.
<5> it does have a layout manager i guess... it's been generated by the IDE
<5> 1 sec let me check
<6> the tablecontents is the tablemodel
<6> its rows/cols
<6> if you want to add more then one component to a cell then you need to put them on a panel
<6> and add the panel to the cell
<7> guys.. can u give me an Idea on how to find out where is the last line drawed in a Graphics2D ? (I need to print an Invoice, and it prints a JTable, I need to find out where I can put the Total Value part under the table...)
<5> yes the tableContents array represents the rows/cols... im not trying to add more than one component to a cell, one the button
<5> *one = only
<6> table.getY()
<6> SAnDAnGE, why not use a report tool?
<6> to generate the invoice printout
<7> I don't have one, and so far google gave me ones that are not free
<3> SAnDAnGE - jasper
<6> bird is free, jasper is free
<6> think there even is a free crystal reports for java
<3> it even has an editor which is called ireport if i am not mistaken
<6> there are also free wysiwyg editors for jasper
<7> thanks guys, I'll look into them
<6> if you use jtable why not add the total value part to it as well?
<6> or add a lable underneed it and print the parent container
<6> underneath
<8> yes the tableContents array represents the rows/cols... im not trying to add more than one component to a cell, only one button pet cell
<6> crystal reports for eclipse is free
<6> I just checked it
<8> thanks for the help... ill try to figure it out on my own
<7> can a JTable contain JButton inside a cell ?
<6> yes
<9> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=jbutton+in+jtable&btnG=Google+Search
<9> rob, everyone.
<3> hi Clackwell
<6> Clackwell
<7> hi Clackwell
<10> rob sir!
<6> wolfey
<6> its slow today
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