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<0> puftiiiii
<0> anyone senn star wars
<0> episode 3
<0> this is the nerds club right
<1> mux aw
<1> lol
<2> hi, how would I create a string of length of 2 bytes for example?
<3> SuseLin: www.thejavatutorial.com
<3> defining a string isn't the same as an array
<2> I know that, but is there a way to declare a string of a specific size?
<3> SuseLin: check the API docs for the String cl***, pay attention to the constructors, and you'll soon find out.
<2> the string can be empty, I just want to send it as a packet
<2> oh, so I should use the constructor String(byte[] bytes)
<2> the API says that String(byte[] bytes) needs an array of bytes to specify string size? why an array, why not just a constant?
<3> try another constructor ?
<2> which other one?
<2> all of them use an array of bytes
<3> bull****
<3> cut out the nonsense
<2> ?
<3> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/String.html
<2> you mean this way, byte[] buffer = new byte[100]; and then String string = new String(buffer); ?
<2> to create a string of 100 bytes
<3> not really.
<2> ?
<3> why focus on 100 bytes? thats nonsense.
<3> String mystring;
<3> <use mystring>
<2> byte[] buffer = mystring.getBytes();
<3> whatever rocks your boat. Now kindly take the nonsense elsewhere.
<2> is that what you mean, that I can get string size from any string?
<3> SuseLin: check the API docs. String.length() is a nice method for this, but we both know you'll never check the API docs.
<2> I am not sure what you are trying to say, I can just p*** string = new String(mystring)?
<2> I checked the API
<3> perhaps a little too harsh, the other ops will have to comment if they even care enough, but I don't take this serious.
<4> hm. i try to move on, unless someone is rude or something. can't help the thickheaded. not even with kicks.
<4> good night.
<3> Clackwell: will keep it in mind. Guess my mood is also a bit under the border. Sleep well!
<5> I contentPane.remove(blah) and then contentPane.add(blah), but it doesn't show up again
<6> pack()?
<5> nah
<5> ah. o well. I'll figure it out myself faster than I find the answer online.
<7> Schiff use .validate()
<7> I had this problem, and I also had to call repaint() after replacing a component
<5> on which? contentPane or blah? I checked the javadoc for validate and it just says "validates a component"
<5> :/
<7> on contentpane
<5> ok. thanks
<5> hmm. still didn't redraw right
<5> got it
<5> awesome. thanks.
<8> morning
<9> anyone here?
<8> no
<9> http://pastebin.ca/321304 - can anyone help me out with this real quick?
<9> Line 42 is giving me trouble... I just want to store that to an int variable..
<8> what kind of trouble exactly?
<9> well it's saying that it is giving me an object data type when I need an int data type -
<9> why would the get() function return an object?
<9> I'm trying to look through the API for a solution but am turning up with nothing so far =x
<8> buchannon - you need to cast it to an Integer
<8> int i = (Integer)hitsOnTheNumber.get(randomNumber);
<9> hm... shouldn't it be an integer already? I guess I don't understand why it isn't... Did I initialize the array wrong?
<9> thanks MbGone, I'll try that
<10> MbGone know about tomcat?
<8> buchannon - its not that you initialized it wrong, its a general implementation , you can use generics to specify list of integer, and also, why are you using LinkedList ? and not ArrayList , or array ?
<8> jak20000 - abit, ask your question
<10> tomcat usualy by default listen on port 8081, where change the prot to listen to 8081?
<10> err
<10> listen by default in port 8080 i want listen on 8081
<9> MbGone: I guess I'm using LinkedList because I don't know what else to use. I know that I need a varrying size array so just a normal array wouldn't work...
<8> so use ArrayList or Vector (although from the looks of it, you always use the same size TOTAL_NUMBERS)
<9> why is an arraylist better than a linked list?
<8> jak20000 - edit the conf/server.xml file
<11> An arraylist better than a linked list i thnk its not
<11> accesing can be faster in first one case only
<11> but the internal implementation( doubly linked list) of LinkedList is far better
<8> jak20000 - its not better, its better for your needs now, as you are using direct access
<10> MbGone
<10> i try:
<10> http://localhost:8080 and ask me a user / p***word wich is it? or how modify or add one?
<12> i thnk some other service runnin on 8080, might be some oracle service. try to run ur webserver by changin its port to some other
<10> yes
<10> i have installed oracle
<12> ya then stop ur oracle http server
<13> I know how to change the oracle port
<12> its ackin on 8080
<10> InBravo how restart, tomcat?
<12> i thnk dn stop this better change ur webserver port
<10> i kill the app that use port 8080
<12> k no hit 8080
<12> no*
<13> exec dbms_xdb.sethttpport(9090);
<10> how restart tomcat?
<12> u on unix box.. jak20000..?
<10> not
<10> windows box..
<12> ur TC version..?
<10> 5.5
<13> go to your services
<12> k then it must be a GUI interface to run it..?
<3> cuvopsy: keep it in the channel please.
<10> jerre, how change the port?
<10> i am on services.msc
<13> exec dbms_xdb.sethttpport(9090);
<12> or u can shutdown it frm bin directory
<10> Jerre, exec in windows?
<13> no in the sql command prompt
<10> ok
<10> ok...
<10> now i start the apache tomcat...
<10> (are running), and try: http://localhost:8080 but not lucky
<11> better to change r port of tomcat
<10> server.xml has a line: <Server port="8005" shutdown="SHUTDOWN">
<10> try too: http://localhost:8005 and not lucky
<11> man
<11> change Http port
<11> hang on
<11> change here
<11> <Connector acceptCount="100" connectionTimeout="20000" disableUploadTimeout="true" enableLookups="false" maxHttpHeaderSize="8192" maxSpareThreads="75" maxThreads="150" minSpareThreads="25" port="8000" redirectPort="8443"/>
<11> change the port="8000" attribute
<10> ok i change to 8081
<11> fine
<11> now restart
<10> <!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 -->
<10> <Connector
<10> port="8081" maxHttpHeaderSize="8192"
<10> maxThreads="150" minSpareThreads="25" maxSpareThreads="75"
<10> enableLookups="false" redirectPort="8443" acceptCount="100"
<10> connectionTimeout="20000" disableUploadTimeout="true" />
<10> <!-- Note : To disable connection timeouts, set connectionTimeout value
<10> to 0 -->
<10> ouch
<10> InBravo its ok?
<11> oh i thnk its will not work coz https acks defaulty on 8081
<11> try port 9000
<10> http://rafb.net/p/Iv6YMh89.html <-- see the line 78 have th port 9000 and try: http://localhost:9000
<10> not lucky... the lines is comented?
<11> mmm
<11> hang on
<12> listen jak20000 there should be atleast one connector in web.xml
<12> tht is uncommented i thnk it shld work
<12> not tell me the problem
<12> direct ur browser to 900
<12> 9000*
<10> same as: http://localhost:9000 ?
<12> ya
<12> u restarted ur server..?
<10> apache server? or Apache tomcat service?
<10> here web.xml : http://rafb.net/p/jAF4ek79.html
<12> tomcat service
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