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<0> LLyric, got any shrimps? put em on tha barbie will ya maaaaaate
<0> mmm seafood sauce on a blonde.... oh wait - wrong barbie...
<1> lmao
<1> bloody funny mate
<2> although the thought has merit
<0> mike2_, sadly I know no blondes called barbie ;P
<2> talios: for a fee you can call some of them whatever you want :P
<0> mike2_, and they work next door to the office here even... ;p
<2> hahaha, so true!
<0> mike2_, i think its about time for our yearly "damnit we're less than 30 minutes away from each" catch up ;-) hows that misses of yours?
<0> +other
<3> I am looking for a java Windows INI parser API thats free... Google isnt returning anything useful..can anyone help?\
<4> Something wrong with http://ini4j.sourceforge.net/ ?
<2> talios: we totally should :( it's been too long, mel's good thanks
<4> talios: so, when are you coming to Melbourne?
<0> LLyric, still on the cards - seriously thinking of an escape sometime this year for a holiday at least
<4> Come be a conslutant :)
<5> onde estas??
<5> contesta
<6> how to connect jtextfield with txt file...so it can import the data from the txt file?
<6> anyone?
<6> hellooo
<4> that's not something that the control supports itself
<4> but it's easy enough to program the code yourself, like <10 lines
<6> like?
<6> any suggestions?
<4> What do you mean, it's basic code
<4> Figure out when you want to load or save, put some code in
<6> basic? iostreams is not basic code
<4> look to the tutorial
<6> which tutorial?
<4> Man, you are slack.
<4> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/textfield.html
<4> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/
<6> thanks:)
<4> I'm not helping you anymore
<7> read the contents of the file using BufferedReader and FileReader, --> put stuff into the textfield after reading
<6> thanks...
<7> here is also a nice tutorial http://www.javacoffeebreak.com/java103/java103.html
<8> (netbeans) i added a .zip to a library of a project. is there any way to not have the .zip included with the .jar?
<9> dave-e, talios, i banned him, for general cluelessness, ignoring help and continuing to ask in other places.
<0> fair enough - can I tell him that? L:)
<0> heh
<9> oh sure
<9> that he doesn't understand why he got banned underlines the cluelessness part i guess.
<8> :-/
<10> JCheckBox.dispose();
<10> :D
<11> i need help
<11> want to control server
<11> apps
<11> anyone?
<12> hey xfrye
<13> hey KaZeKaGe
<13> what's up?
<12> nothing much
<12> finished with your project??
<13> KaZeKaGe: We still need to fix some issues. But it's feature complete.
<12> yeah i heard
<12> so no more OTs
<13> KaZeKaGe: Hopefully.
<13> :D
<12> hehe
<13> hehehe
<12> 0[Playing :0 01 alapaap.wma 0:00/4.6mb/kbps]
<14> SAnDAnGE
<14> :)))
<14> hahaha
<14> itzi mai vrei nicku ?
<14> te ajut yo sa scapi acuma de el
<14> :D
<15> SAnDAnGE
<15> scoate kois banu
<8> for cl***loader you must have bytecode to get the cl***, correct?
<16> A cl***loader only understands bytecode yes.
<8> :(
<16> What's the problem.
<16> That's the whole point.
<8> ya but i was hoping it would be something else
<8> have you ever built mobile apps?
<16> You write .java compile it to get bytecode... the cl***loader loads it and the VM compiler may turn it into native code.
<16> Nope. But the basic concept of a Virtual machine in J2ME is the same.
<16> You can ask a Cl***Loader for an inputstream to a resource in the cl***path... You can then load other resource types than bytecode... The cl***loader wouldn't know what to do with it of course so you have to parse it.
<8> have you ever used netbeans?
<16> No I use Eclipse and IntelliJ
<8> does eclipse have an IDE for j2me?
<0> not sure - but I know the Netbeans Mobility Pack looks pretty hot
<8> it is, but i can't get the damn thing to work right
<8> partly because of Nokia's retardedness
<8> i'm trying to run a single lined program and can't get the damn thing to work rihgt
<17> hi, ops, jak2000 is asking me, why is he banned
<18> I integrated Apache2+Tomcat, when I upload some changes to a webapp, apache is always showing me the old files. I can only see the changes when I access the tomcat port directly. Why is that?
<19> hello
<20> good morning
<0> heh
<0> take NetBeans 5(rc) for a spin as well - I think I like more than Eclipse...
<4> I want IDEA :(
<4> But, as I'm not a programmer anymore, I'm too cheap to buy it
<0> heh
<0> new EAP opens in about 3 weeks
<4> He's been asking all day
<4> msging lots of people
<4> I didn't ban him myself, but I certainly kicked him
<21> speaking of kicking..
<9> good morning
<22> KaZeKaGe: you knw c++?
<12> nope
<23> anyone use vim?
<0> not if I can help it.
<23> what does that mean?
<0> I use it mostly cause its the only editor on some of our servers, I use it for a quick editor, but I don't use it for anything more than that.
<0> or coding I use an IDE
<23> which editor?
<0> IntelliJ IDEA
<24> well, isnt' that nice, IntelliJ sent me a new trial key
<0> wlfshmn, why not be nice back and buy one? :)
<24> talios: I would, but work keeps refusing me an upgrade.
<24> it's apparently more important that the IDE I use is free, than that I'm productive with it.
<0> doh
<0> well if it comes down it - I'll promote Netbeans 5 over Eclipse anyday
<24> but yeah, once my economy lets up a bit, I'll probably buy a persona license
<24> talios: yeah, it's netbeans they want me to use, and I've found I can do most of the same things with it, just takes me twice as long and I find I -really- miss inspections
<4> I just don't like eclipse, it's wierd.
<0> wlfshmn, yep - although last time I toyed with the NB5 betas they were getting integrated PMD (or similar?) inspection type things
<0> LLyric, aye - the whole perspectives thing annoyed me
<4> Yeah
<0> even more - not being able to properly edit code when in the debug perspective ****ed (last time I tried it gave me a tiny tiny edit window)
<24> talios: yeah, I've installed PMD (still an external plugin, but thats fine). It feels limited though, the IDEA inspection have a much more complete view of the code
<24> talios: PMD does cover the basics atleast though
<24> I've never really used eclipse, so I can't comment on it. SWT makes me annoyed though, for no real reason.
<0> SWT is slower than most swing apps I've tried ;(
<4> SWT is only good on windows, from what I recall
<25> does anybody know how can i configure sydeo tomcat in eclipse?
<24> Yeah, I've never actually coded against SWT, it's just the "feel" of it that annoys me
<26> who can help me with a problem in java?
<26> who can help me with a problem in java?//prm me plz
<4> Fooker
<27> any idea whether update statements fail over jdbc odbc using access?
<0> any exceptions?
<27> The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the object 'machine'. Make sure the object exists and that you spell its name and the path name correctly.
<27> where machine is a field name
<0> mmm, what sql did you run?
<27> the query being UPDATE products set machine = 'd' where productid = 'CB'
<27> i also tried without where... i concluded that sql is fine. I think i need a new driver to handle the ms access db's
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