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<0> NEED 10 REMOTE DESTOP SERVER MSG ME FOR DEAL
<1> damn its raining cats and dogs here in NYC
<2> is there a posibility to show commodore style grafics through a ssh connection in java?
<3> semael, huh?
<4> lol
<5> hihi
<6> hey funkular
<5> hullo
<6> hows the world?
<5> i got my builds on unix working
<5> cruisecontrol and tomcat
<5> lots of customising. and jfreecharting apps
<6> fun fun
<5> yeah.
<5> i was using qalab.sf.net but it's a dead project i think now. found bugs in it. needed to extend it, so i just rolled my own.
<5> a cleaner, easier to use.
<5> i use Clover a lot. i report bugs and new features. they get honoured :)
<5> i alpha test :D
<5> how's stuff for you?
<5> ooooh
<5> the jcoverage port
<5> which has a filestream bug
<6> good good - moved flats the other week
<5> nice
<5> oh, i learned jsp xhtml.
<6> works going ok, and about to add code-coverage support to the TestNG IDEA plugin
<5> w***aT?
<6> just need to work out how to integrate the standard coverage configuration dialog
<6> TestNG (unit testing framework like JUnit). I do the IDEA plugin
<5> k
<5> know anythign about cactus? i need a lil blurb about it.
<5> ive been told not to do in-container testing for my integration builds, but to use mock objects out of the container.
<6> not played with cactus - and I also avoid in-container tests where possible.
<5> im going to rebuild my laptop next weekend. then hopefully xchat will work so i can come on irc lots.
<5> why do u avoid incontainr tests?
<6> thou the way I'm worked my main project, my tests fireup spring and I effectively have "the container"
<5> ahh
<5> see, i use weblogic
<5> and the developers have conditional code in the application, to obtain resources via jndi, or not to for tests.
<6> and weblogic's a bitch.
<5> i wrote an auto configure ant script for weblogic
<6> for that - you could bind jndi resources in your tests startup
<5> just a regular jndi lookup?
<5> british celebrity love island is funny
<5> well, gn
<7> hi
<8> anyone here does WebService Security using WSS4J? have you encountered this exception before?
<8> org.apache.ws.security.WSSecurityException: General security error (Unexpected number of X509Data: for Signature)
<9> morning
<10> Morning
<3> shame that having a female nick on a tech channels means a bot in 99% of all cases.
<3> -a
<11> the other 1% being a strange male
<3> ;)
<3> or someone who should be male but technically isn't (yet)?
<12> fe_male is just another male anyway
<13> away
<14> Hey, I was wondering if there was any way you could run other java files from a menu in a java program itself? ie. I have say four separate .java files
<14> like an 'application pack'
<14> anyone?
<14> :/
<15> hey
<15> who can show me the link for java keywords?
<16> Xevious: shouldn't be that hard. Still; .java files cannot be executed. I'd look into Reflection.
<14> Reflection?
<16> java.lang.reflection.
<3> _Sn3aKer_: google maybe. also see TUTINDEX Quickly locate information about your topic of interest in the *big* tutorial index: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/reallybigindex.html
<14> okay, what does that really involve?
<16> Xevious: check the API documentation, you'll see soon enough.
<14> I've got like a notepad, an address book, a calculator etc, and I want to run them all from a 'main menu program'.
<14> Ok, I'll check it out.
<3> Xevious: check out beanshell. it's not exactly about executing .java files perhaps (not sure, might support that these days).
<16> and you may need to rewrite / setup your own cl***loader but thats optional. OR you can take the easy way out and look into java webstart.
<9> morning again
<16> Hi jottinger
<3> moin joe
<14> ok, is there no way to do it just using java itself?
<3> Xevious: if all you want is start compiled java programs there is not much need for beanshell.
<3> Xevious: depends on what you need to do.
<9> Xevious: what are you trying to do, besides use the name of an awesome video game from the past?
<3> my understanding of your requirements is still in flux.
<14> Okay I have like 4 complied programs, ie a notebook, address book, calculator etc. I want to 'run' them from a single program.
<14> Like have a java program with a menu
<14> and you can pick which one to run
<9> Xevious: are they java applications?
<14> yes
<9> then load them from the cl***path, and execute main()
<3> Xevious: do you need to be able to add more programs after installation of the main program, or does the installation of your program contain all the others?
<14> the installation of the program contains all the others
<14> its like a 'front-end'
<14> just so its all like one thing
<3> Xevious: do what jottinger said then.
<3> you may or may not need to know about threading in java to get somewhere useful.
<14> thanks, yeah :P
<14> could you elaborate on the use of that method of doing it? :P
<3> Xevious: TUTINDEX Quickly locate information about your topic of interest in the *big* tutorial index: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/reallybigindex.html
<3> Xevious: not i.
<14> ok
<14> could jottinger? hehe
<3> if you learn java, you will know what to do.
<14> lol
<14> okay, I'll take a look. I wrote those 4 programs myself so its not like I know nothing :P
<3> Xevious: TheCl***OfTheProgramToRun.main(new String[0]); <- you are able to do that, aren't you? you understand this piece of code? if you don't, learn java.
<3> if you do, have fun. :)
<14> thanks
<3> no problem
<17> **** you
<14> lol
<14> hahhah
<14> odd
<3> frustrated CS student, i take it. he's probably fluent in c++ and now starts to realize that his OO skills are under-developed, thanks to c++, and now he blames java. :)
<16> :)
<16> I have to say that I find Sun's "promotional campaigns" impressive. Hmm, maybe I'm repeating myself, but if I see how total computer illiterates still (globally) know what Java is I think they're doing something right :)
<3> "yeah, it's that slow as crap stuff for writing animations and stuff, just like flash, but more ****y"
<18> whats that?
<3> hi cal
<7> hi
<19> and on a poor wifi net :)
<14> err
<14> never mind
<14> :/
<14> sorry
<20> Hi all
<14> hey
<3> jaynita!
<20> :)
<3> JayneA: all is well, you have won in the lottery and live a luxurous life style now? :)
<20> oh yes :)
<3> i hear maggie's in the UK, or was.
<20> Really?
<20> I'd like to meet up with her
<3> not enough time for social network though. yeah, her daughter got married.
<21> when a Time object is created with argument 0, it sets my time object to 01:00:00. is this because I live in GMT + 1 ?
<20> Wonderful :)
<3> JayneA: i hope so :)
<3> shame to pay for the trip and not have time for go visit places. but better to have a job to do i guess.
<3> for=to
<3> Postie: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/sql/Time.html#Time(long)
<3> Postie: given that, i'd say so.
<21> oops, read it too fast the first time
<22> Hi, is there a Pair cl*** like in the c++ stl?
<3> Lorraine_: no clue about c++.
<22> ok, a Pair cl***, in which you can put 2 objects of any type
<3> what are you trying to do?
<20> that would be easy, and a good exercise, to build
<22> yeah, was just wondering if there was a standard cl*** for it
<3> Object[] pair = new Object[2];
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