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<0> salam
<1> salam malakim
<2> hi: can anyone give me an example or two of how/why i would need to use a custom cl***loader?
<1> helloworld: Heard of Google?
<2> of course
<2> i fail to see the connection though; enlighten me please
<2> i couldn't find anything
<3> sup guys
<4> 'lo Bryin
<1> kia ora
<4> So what companies hiring?
<4> mmm that reminds - I got an email from a recruiter regarding a job at Sun NZ
<5> when i try to cast a value from a cell i get 2 situations: if the value is 0 java.lang.Cl***CastException:java.lang.Integer, if the value is diff from 0 java.lang.Cl***CastException: java.lang.String. Any idea?
<6> a cell? Jtable?
<5> yes
<7> wrong casting
<6> how ar u doing the casting?
<7> wrong way of casting em
<5> (String)tablemodel.getValueAt(row,col);
<6> always the same column?
<5> yes
<6> and how do u made the model?
<5> DefaultTableModel
<6> ure inserting strings or Integers?
<5> Integers
<6> in all the cases
<6> ure not inserting strings?
<5> nope i use RecordSet.getInt();
<5> but it tried to cast to Integer and the same problem :(
<6> its an editable table?
<6> or just to show the data?
<5> yep
<6> yep? editable?
<5> seems there is no problem if i use tablemodel.getValueAt(row,col).toString()
<6> no
<5> the cells from that column are editable
<6> ure not gonna have problem with that
<6> i think
<6> maybe, test this one
<6> i think, the values that are turning into strings, are the ones ure editing
<6> so u make the table and everything is fine
<6> then, as u start editing, the Integers, start to turning into Strings
<6> in the edited cells
<5> :)
<6> i thinks i've seen a similar behavior
<8> morning
<7> ToInt()
<9> how are objects transmitted in java ?
<7> what?
<10> hi
<11> morning gilead.
<12> questions are allowed?
<4> yup...
<4> ask away
<12> how can I change the sun from jre that apear while the applet is loading in background with a progressbar that show the loading progress
<10> I doubt you can do it zanu but it's also pointless
<10> zanu: what would you like to achieve by this?
<12> i don't argue about the point of, someone ask me that
<12> so is not posible?
<10> at least I don't think it is
<10> zanu: if you want a progress bar then load a minimal amount of code and provide your own splash/progress bar/etc
<10> ...while loading the rest of the applet
<12> I can make this with 2 applets?
<12> one for progressbar and the other for the program?
<12> and use threads?
<10> is your code that big or data it uses is big?
<12> to link them
<12> is 1M
<10> what is?
<12> icons
<12> and sounds
<10> so no problem, load your code the normal way and then load resources separately
<10> google for how to load resources yourself
<12> I load resureses in init()
<10> that's ok, you just need to provide a progress bar /custom splash while loading data
<12> so the first who will start is the progressbar and by using some flags by example I can tell to the progressbar the progress of loading
<12> knowing how many resources I have
<12> is that a soution?
<12> solutiuon
<10> yep
<12> thanks man
<10> no problemo :)
<12> now I', go to work
<12> :)
<10> be sure to read Sun's tutorial on Swing
<10> you'll need it
<12> ok, tks
<12> I supouse you have notice that I'm a beggener :)
<12> beginer
<13> morning
<14> morning.
<14> you must be up way before the sun...
<11> jottinger / wlfshmn.
<14> Deano: I've got it installed as well ;)
<14> Deano: But I lack a recent IDEA license, and work won't be providing any funds for new stuff.
<11> bummer :-/
<14> Indeed. I'll probably get myself a personal license sooner or later though, but I figure I should give the other major free ide's a chance before I discount them again.
<14> I prefere to have well founded preconcieved notions about stuff.
<11> yeh I'm similar
<11> I must admit I've not given Eclipse a fair chance
<11> I've played with it many times, and become frustrated every time
<10> just like me with NB :P
<11> so I've been a bit premature and written it off quickly
<14> I will be using netbeans at work to a large degree though, as we have a bundle of custom plugins for it to do our modelling and code generation. But nothing says I can't use more than one IDE, if I find it helps me
<11> IntelliJ isn't broken for me, and we have licenses here, so I don't see any need to switch
<14> I have a 4.5 license, and a bundle of unused 3.x license
<14> and ofcourse, I have an EAP license installed
<4> eap++
<14> to be honest though, the current EAP trail hasn't added a great lot that I have so far had a need for
<4> I like the new changelists, and the improvements to focus on linux are the two things I'm loving.
<14> I don't use it on linux, and the changelists I don't believe I've encountered..
<13> I've stopped tracking the EAPs
<13> which kinda ****s
<13> I used to enjoy the fear and suspense that would ensue, hoping that neato things that were promised would work, like the 'a' key
<14> talios: ah, you mean the changes tab..
<4> wlfshmn: yep.
<14> talios: yeah, I suppose that makes it a bit easier to track, but normally I only deal with a handfull of files between commits, and use the sidebar to check changes, and recheck them before commit
<4> *nod* same here - but even then I'm liking beable to flag some changed files as "don't really commit these, or bother me about the changes till I want to..."
<4> I like the run-inspection-before-commit thing, thou on some older projects thats quite painfull :()
<14> there was run-inspection-before-commit in 5.1, IIRC
<4> mmm, ahh did that come in then? its all a blur :)
<14> it's in my backbone to do that manually though, so...
<14> still, that changes tab alone wouldn't be worth the upgrade in any case ;)
<14> hmm. eclipse isn't looking all that bad
<14> good amount of plugins availible too
<7> eclipse is bloat
<15> most IDE's are IMO :)
<7> jcreator is my favorite
<15> hmm. Last time I messed with java studio creator I didn't really think much of the "slickness" factor :)
<13> Lion-O: JSC is for morons to use JSF with
<13> JCreator is not the same as JSC
<15> jottinger: aah, good to know.
<15> aaah yes, now I see. I tried to download their freeware version myself but eventually stopped because you have to allow them sending you e-mail.
<15> hehe :-)
<13> using the el wikipedia is not fair
<13> how's daph, BTW?
<15> jottinger: naah, I'm going to abuse my hotmail adress. I hardly look at that one so whatever stuff they decide to send me is fine :)
<15> jottinger: oh, she's fine thanks. Basicly still the same, finally found a nice part time job of her own and every now and then helps out with mine :)
<13> cool deal
<14> jottinger: Was your JFS+JCS comment intended to say you disslike JSF, or just that you disslike JSC, and that JSF is a typical usecase by the less gifted?
<14> Lion-O: daph has geek blood?
<13> wlfshmn: JSC is okay, it just generates what is, effectively, running-but-awful-code
<14> Ok, I've never tried JSC, I was responding more to what I saw as a judgement on JSF, which might have been pertinent information. ;)
<16> helo
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