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<0> hey man!
<1> hello
<1> which is the best native code java compiler ?
<2> http://www.excelsior-usa.com/articles/java-to-exe.html and http://javafaq.mine.nu/lookup?100
<1> but it is good ?
<2> Is what good?
<1> or run with virtual machine is better ?
<2> Unless you have a compelling reason not to, just use the virtual machine.
<2> And most compelling reasons aren't.
<3> Hey guys..I've got a conceptual question involving rmi...i need to essentially implement the observer pattern where the server (only one running rmi registry) can send messages to all of its clients at any time...should i implement this myself or is there something already out there to ease the burden...i remember a year or so back I created an app that did this and used the Notifiable cl*** but I can't remember if I created it
<3> myself or used part of the jdk's cl*** library...any suggestions?
<4> Hi... got a question... i have a sunjce_provider.jar in my jre/lib/ext which is used by many applications. Now, I have an application that uses a different JCE implementation BountyCastle. How can I specify it in tomcat to use the bounty castle implementation when the first thing that is looked at is the sunjce?
<5> u should read how does tomcat do the cl*** loading
<5> but maybe u could put the jar in tomcat/common/lib
<4> aliveuser, that is the problem jre/lib/ext is the first thing it looks at
<4> but I cannot delete it there since a lot of applications are using it
<4> here is the problem, I tested my application java -cp something.jar -jar MyJar.jar, it worked. But when I deploy this in my tomcat container, i get a An unsupported signature or encryption algorithm was used
<5> don't u have a cl*** that attach ur code to bountycastle?
<5> like in jdbc, its a set of interfaces, but 4 example if i use mysql, i'll have an specific driver
<4> no because that BCV jar is just another jar of WSS4J which I am actually using. But I'll check I think -Djava.endorsed.dirs should do it.
<4> I hope
<5> luck then :P
<6> morning
<7> hello
<6> yo
<8> away
<9> wahehe
<9> away na sad
<10> damo_nimal: no away messages please. they lead to people getting kicked out at random.
<11> _Sn3aKer_: ayg saba saba dire hap
<9> javaq
<9> toink!
<9> programmer sad ka?
<9> paturo sad ko beh
<12> morning
<12> _Sn3aKer_: that rarely works
<12> if you have a question, ask it
<9> jottinger
<9> what is the keyword for java for clearscreen
<12> doesn't have one
<12> neither does C++
<9> uhm
<9> how about getch();
<12> _Sn3aKer_: what about it?
<2> For Java, use jcurses, or wait for the Console cl*** from Java 6. Better yet, do your console apps in a language intended for it.
<2> _Sn3aKer_: For getch read the io tutorial, googlable: "java io tutorial".
<9> thx1
<10> thx0r?`
<10> if line buffered/delimited input is ok, see i/o chapter in faq.
<9> yes
<2> Clackwell: 'yes' can be used like 'ok', or 'right'.
<11> radio or right though
<11> ta
<2> Over.
<13> hi, just want to make sure, can you open a file with a relative path in java? like new someFile(".\\config.txt") ?
<10> try it and see?
<13> I tried it, doesn't seem to work
<13> so I'm wondering
<10> you must have done something wrong.
<10> provide a test case.
<13> ok, just wanted to know if it could be done before trying to make it work
<10> Lorraine_: you said you tried. provide a test case so we can see what you did wrong.
<6> Lorraine_ : afaik any filename or path you provide is interpreted relative
<10> unless you provide an absolute path.
<6> just try new someFile("config.txt")
<6> Clackwell : exactly
<6> hey an question regarding EDT and swing : do models of swing components fall under the EDT rule as well ? or does it concerned only the gui components themselves ?
<6> i.e. can i have my own threads calling a model's methods directly ?
<10> kmh: no idea, sorry
<6> ty anyway
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