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<0> can i have a separate java connection on mobile while speacking on the mobile?
<1> I'm new in java and I want to learn . Can someone give me an script that I can use like this :i have a form with a textfield on a page . when I click submit I want it to get you to : something.com/what_you_have_entered_in_the_textbox
<1> please help
<1> can anyone help ?
<2> badboyu: a script? Sure you're not referring to javascript?
<3> Hi badboyu, maybe you mean javascript ?&
<3> oups
<4> badboyu - I'm afraid Java and Javascript are not the same thing. completely different languages and technologies.
<1> sorry
<1> i want to learn javascript
<2> badboyu: well, try #javascript.
<1> boredom-_- or Talden can you please help ?
<5> badboyu: what?
<1> I know how to do this in php ... but not in javascript
<2> badboyu: java is not javascript. Kindly take it elsewhere.
<4> badboyu - this isn't a javascript channel
<3> badboyu just ask in #javascript
<1> ok
<5> badboyu: what's your question about javascript?
<1> thank you
<1> javaq I'm new in java and I want to learn . Can someone give me an script that I can use like this :i have a form with a textfield on a page . when I click submit I want it to get you to : something.com/what_you_have_entered_in_the_textbox
<4> Not here
<4> I mean I'd like to discuss Talios' smelly feet but it's not a foot odor channel either.
<3> lol
<5> talios is stinky
<5> he maybe take a bath twice a month
<6> ok - so I just walked the length of queen street, in black, and humid weather, I'm sweating like a pig, and yes - I may currently smell, but do you folk on the 'tubes need to discuss it? :)
<4> With our humidity lately I guess you can be forgiven... I'll try to avoid blocking the tubes with your smell in the future.
<4> :-o
<7> lol
<8> how to set System property from command line ?
<8> -Dmy.property.name=.. ?
<8> java -Dmy.property.name=.. ?
<9> anyone know much about the bootblock mechanism?
<2> lets stick to Java in here.
<2> sounds like you're trying every channel you're on even whilst knowing its not ontopic.
<9> ok sry
<4> [algo] - Have you tried your suggestion
<8> Talden: yes
<8> Talden: seems it fails
<8> but I was almost sure it works
<4> the notation is correct... -Dname=value
<8> ok thanks
<4> I guess the problem lies elsewhere. Remember you specify each property with a -D... they are not comma, colon or semi-colon separated.
<10> anyone here familiar with the cellphone:samsung sch i730
<8> how can I make it work: result = _JAWT_GetAWT(env, &awt);
<8> g++ can't link: undefined reference to JAWT_GetAWT@8
<2> [algo]: looks more like a g++ related problem than a java problem.
<11> hi people
<11> I was just looking about different vulns that java can have and from the things I've read if you have an integer overflow it will not complain or say anything at all
<11> is that true ? is that normal ?
<12> dudaaaa: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=int+overflow+java&btnG=Google+Search
<11> I said I already did that .. just asking some generic expert opinion now , I am not looking for ssites to read
<12> yes, true and normal.
<11> shouldnt be corrected ? calculations that lead to that should through an exception right ?
<2> why ?
<13> dudaaaa: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/vmspec/2nd-edition/html/Concepts.doc.html
<11> cause when you add to positive numbers it is expected to get a positive back, right ?
<2> sounds indeed like a good time to check the java tutorial.
<13> hi lion
<2> and the specs. Hmm. Interesting, I recall having read something about this in the tutorial but now that I see the specs again I'm not sure. interesting.
<2> Clackwell_: Hi there
<13> i am not sure the tutorial bothers with such fine details. it's not a spec afterall, and rather trying to get people up to speed.
<2> Clackwell_: true, but for some reason I vaguely recall to have read something in this context. Can't remember, and am probably mistaken anyway.
<11> sorry to interrupt , but shouldnt jvm say something in lines of : Exception:value is larger than int
<13> dudaaaa: no idea what you are talking about.
<2> aah. Here we go.. It is mentioned in thinking in java.
<2> thats where my confusion is coming from 8)
<13> Lion-O: ah, i see
<2> its good to know that I'm not going completely crazy :)
<11> Clackwell: I am guessing you are familiar with the integer overflow concept right? if integer larger than MAX_VALUE turns into negative ... but shouldnt be that detected ? and sent exceptions ?
<12> dudaaaa: why argue when the java language specification tells us how the java inventors want it to be?
<12> or do you want to discuss alternative ways?
<11> Sorry dude, was trying to argue or anything.. I am just thinking loud
<11> wasnt trying to argue I mean
<12> i would like the java language and api to be simpler. it should be simpler. even sun would agree with me on that, but we could certainly not agree on how that would have to be achieved, for example. <shrug>
<12> you might find a a request for enhancement about such stuff, or even bug reports, at sun's bug list. often these include discussions, too.
<11> yeah you are right... hm.. I am too tired I guess.. going to sleep and wake more sensible I hope hehe
<12> :) bed time here too, good night.
<11> cya
<14> doc` no estas?
<15> .
<15> ranumunc: has serious personality issues, not to mention vision problems
<7> Yes I noticed, I suggested him some medication.
<7> He apparently "pwned" me.
<7> These kids should sleep more.
<7> Have fun handling that odd personality, eltt0s_.
<16> hi all
<15> hi
<17> eltt0s_: he does appear to be scripted
<18> morning
<19> hey why won't my keypresses work? http://pastebin.com/861086
<20> hi all
<21> good morning vietnam
<22> hi,can someone point me to a good tutorial about using MySQL via java ?
<2> deviant^: Sun's java tutorial has a nice trail about jdbc usage: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jdbc/index.html
<2> and considering how jdbc is fully supported by mysql this is probably the best way to go.
<17> MySQLs j/Connector has reasonable documentation too, especially for typical scenarios like container installation
<22> yeah,i heard about jConnector
<22> it's a m ust to code a mysql client /
<17> j/Connector is simply their name for the JDBC drivers you will most likely be using
<22> yes
<22> and all i need to do to use this jconector is to put it in the /re folder,right /
<2> huh ?
<22> sorry
<22> bad spelling :(
<17> deviant^: Like any java library, you need to keep the jdbc driver on your cl***path. You then need to load that jdbc driver cl*** (unless you use JDK6, which I believe had a trick for autoloading drivers) and then use a connection string to get a connection to the database. These steps are in the mysql documentation in specific, and in the Sun documentation Lion-O linked to in general
<22> i see
<22> tkx Lion-O
<22> i have to go
<22> tkx for the help guys
<23> my nice invoice printer got so far from a 100Kb .jar file... a 20Mb folder (jasper reports use a lot of other libraries... which I'm not even sure that I need all of them)
<24> I have my program that can run on linux and windows, is there a way to check for which OS its on so I can have it automatically addjust for each operating system?
<2> hmm, iirc java.lang.Runtime has a few methods for that, not sure from mind though
<18> Roan - System.getProperty("os.name") if i am not mistaken
<24> sweet thanks I will google the System.getProperty, thanks for the pointer
<18> np
<2> I think MbGone has got the right option there ;)
<23> pff... my netbeans has phrozen
<23> frozen*
<23> eating 95% my processor and 244Mb memory
<18> probably running GC
<23> in the process list java.exe is eating this
<23> seems that matisse is not that perfect... I was builiding a gui when it has frozen
<24> SAnDAnGE: When I have had that happen its bacuse its stuck in debug mode.
<23> it's not even in debug mode, or running the project from netbeans.. I was just using matisse... and I have 1GB of RAM... so it shouldn't be a problem
<23> and everything else is running ok
<25> Is there a way within java to list all running threads?
<2> Girr: sure, check the java.lang.Thread cl***.
<26> hi, how can I write to registry using Java.. I read on the net that I would have to use another program and that there is no way of using windows API in java.. there must be a librairie to do this..
<25> hm, seems odd enumerate does not take a dynamic array...
<25> fgretwiad: tried google "write to windows registry using java"?
<26> yes I googled it
<26> and nothing very interesting comes up ..
<26> i could change prefs for my current app, but can't seem to find how to change anything else
<25> fgretwiad: really? I saw 2 methods (some custom cl*** and creating a file/instantiating regedit)
<26> using java.util.prefs
<26> or something else ?
<26> because I realy don'T see it
<2> There isn't native Java support to access the Windows registry, it wouldn't make sense. You probably have to look for 3rd party libraries/extentions or, as Girr suggested, run regedit manually.
<25> "Write a Java cl*** which will create a temporary REG file... use regedit /s from Runtime.exec() and p*** that file as argument." Is a windows only issue so use a windows only solution.
<2> indeed.
<24> ok I been beating my head, any gueses why this does not work? String OS = System.getProperty("os.name");
<24> Integer OS_NUM = OS.length();
<24> String LINUX = "Linux";
<24> if (OS == LINUX) {
<24> imagePath.OS_PATH = "/";
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