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<0> I can kick you
<0> does that help?
<1> Not really
<0> you just paste some random code and expect people to help, how?
<0> moron
<2> Rob_uknow: Did you read his code? Do so - you'll get a laugh out of it.
<0> I did
<0> I wheept
<2> :)
<2> Now if only I could solve my inheritance related problem.......
<2> Rob: I've been trying to solve this for a while now. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I've compiled a FileOb.java cleanly, but compiling a child cl***, TXTFileOb extends FileOb, gives me the "cannot find symbol error"
<2> wb wolfey
<0> you didn't import a cl***
<0> the compiler tells you which
<2> Rob: Do I have to? FileOb is at the same directory as TXTFileOb, but I still get TXTFileOb.java:20: cannot find symbol symbol: cl*** FileOb public cl*** TXTFileOb extends FileOb {
<0> well it can't find a symbol
<0> maybe a syntax error
<0> or misspelled name
<2> Rob: You got a minute? I could paste you the code and you could try top see what I'm botching up. It's a simple matter, I'm sure, but it's thrown a spanner in the works.
<0> ok
<2> Rob: http://pastebin.com/659920
<2> Thanks in advance
<3> kkaisare: don't use default!
<4> sabre: Meaning I should define the packages? Sorry, this terminology is a trifle new to me.
<3> do everything public
<3> why are you doing an abstract cl*** also?
<4> sabre: I publicised the TXTFileOB cl***. No change.
<3> kkaisare: i think you need to do the tutorial
<4> sabre: True enough. I am still very rough-edged with this. But still, making everything public doesn't change the outcome.
<3> kk it's hard to see what you are trying to do here and you've already said it compiled in jdk1.4 so that's why i said it's an issue with the new jdk you're using
<0> I don't get any compiler errors
<4> Hmmm......I'm gonna try this again. Thanks guys, for your time.
<5> how do I deploy a jar to a mobile device? What is that jad file about?
<0> the jad describes your application
<0> why don't you do one of the j2me tutorials
<5> J2ME is the most ugly thing I have seen yet. I dont get it. MIDP, CLDC, Midlets, Applets, J2ME, Emulators, Bluetooth drivers...
<0> applets have nothing to do with j2me
<0> midp, cldc are profiles
<0> not all mobile devices have the same capabilities, thats why there are special profiles
<5> ok
<0> you can use an emulator to test your mobile app on your pc
<0> midlet is the name for a j2me app
<5> Ok a midlet is a jad and a jar combined
<0> yes
<0> the jad tells information about the jar
<5> When I put on my device, i put both
<0> which profile its made for
<5> ah ok
<0> the filesize, (easy when downloading it from the web)
<0> version, author, the name of the jar
<5> I transfer both via bluetooth to my cellphone and then run the jad
<0> good
<0> what phone do you have?
<5> For testing purposes I have an Nokia N-Gage
<5> I download CarbideJ for Eclipse from nokia
<5> I can fiddle some stuff and see it run on the emulator, but i didnt make it to the phone yet
<6> TheAncestor: What error do you get?
<5> They have plenty of very similar things to download.
<5> I do the deploy manually, since I cannot connect via my NokiaPC Suite, I am also unable to deploy via Eclipse
<6> TheAncestor: you could deploy over GPRS, even though it would cost a little.
<5> I copy the stuff to my Ngage, this give me 2 messages, 1 with a jar and 1 with a jad
<5> The when I run I get a system error
<0> did u test it in an emulator?
<6> TheAncestor: I don't think copying it over is going to work, unless you're sure on the exact location it needs to be on.
<5> On the emulator it works
<5> There are many platforms and stuff to choose from. I have chose a S60 device, so i guess it should be compiled correctly
<6> When it comes to j2me I prefer the deploy methods, even gprs is IMO better than merely copying since the phone will always test and configure the application. It doesn't mean much (depending on the phone) but can give you extra safety.
<0> check what java your ngage supports
<5> Hmm, how do I know about the location
<0> I never managed to copy a midlet to my phone by bluetooth
<5> I copied some .sis file before, that worked fine
<5> What environment do you use for developing ME apps?
<5> Also CarbideJ from Nokia, or more generic stuff from sun?
<6> Hmmm, I usually use netbeans.
<0> eclipse
<7> Lion-O: told you to get eclipse.
<5> what did you add?
<6> schitzo: Don't see a good reason for it 8)
<7> Lion-O: c'mon.. I use it.. Rob_uknow uses it.. what more reason do you need?
<6> lol
<0> add what?
<5> for J2ME development
<6> huh ?
<6> Isn't that a little obvious? ;)
<0> the j2me wireless toolkit ofcourse
<0> thats all you need
<0> sdk + j2me wireless toolkit
<5> Ah ok. Thanks
<0> I have a buildscript that compiles, preverifies and starts the emulator
<6> Nice.. Thats something I still need to do myself. So far I can switch between cli and IDE on most projects but never bothered with j2me on the cli yet.
<5> I first installed J2ME, then some toolkits, the I tried carbideJ. Now I am a bit confused
<6> schitzo: make me one of those scripts too, you still owe me something :P
<5> I think I will also go for just the j2me toolkit then, that should make my life easier
<7> Lion-O: script for what? huh?
<6> schitzo: just get me a cool script! :)
<0> a script that automatically generates money on my bankaccount
<5> I think that would be a cobol script then
<0> most banks use java
<7> heh, that would be a way cool script.
<8> hello
<8> Is there such a thing as a histogram that does not have discrete bins but rather uses some mathmatical formula to model a continous distribution??
<8> Because if there is I need one written in Java
<5> anything else?
<0> I did wrote my own histrogram thingy
<0> I was helped with the whole bins thing by my collegue who is a mathematician
<9> hello
<9> i have some problem with picking objects in java3d
<9> anyone plz ?
<9> anyone alive ?
<6> nah.
<9> ok
<6> Either we're all busy programming or we're waiting for schitzo to finally complete the promised script :P
<10> 21:26 <Evelyn25> would you like to download a full galery of xxx movies ?,check out http://83.223.169.225/***-mirc-Access.rar
<6> virus.
<10> doesnt bother me, just letting ops know
<10> :))
<7> Lion-O: I'm busy.. er working..
<6> schitzo: oh well... it was worth a try.
<10> From: Marla.Parker@Sun.COM Subject: Re: please get my 'netlines' out of games incubator.
<10> I agree that you should be moved out of the incubator. As it happens,
<10> today (I believe) a new community leader for games is being trained,
<10> Cory.
<10> Miha,
<10> I will ask Cory to move your project into the Games community, out
<10> of the incubator. It may not happen for a few days, though.
<10> Marla
<1> I need to read a txt file file convert the strings to doubles and put them in an array.. I am new to the language and wondered where i go to maybe see examples of code or get an idea how to go about doing this
<6> no you're not new, you're just a troll making up stories.
<0> get the free online book Thinking in Java from www.mindview.net
<0> and do the tutorials on www.thejavatutorial.com
<1> Okay thanks I will give it a look
<1> and yes I am new to java
<6> Rob_uknow: you might want to get rid of the onjoin spam produced by Evelyn25.. /me points upwards to wolfey's warning on this
<10> cant you permban spambots?
<10> this is not virus
<10> they use random nicks
<10> would anyone know about subtitles.. is .txt = .srt or .sub ?
<11> what about them ?
<10> well .txt works
<10> i was afraid only .srt and .sub are auto-loaded
<12> cine ma ajuta si pe me cu cva ? cum sami fac server de cs ? prv me!
<0> what?
<10> LOOOOL
<13> hi all
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