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<0> You wonder why ?
<1> HELLOW
<2> is someone here knows syntactics inc. (limketkai drive)?
<3> hi
<3> is there a way to have buttons of fixed size while i change their text? in BoxLayout...
<3> setSize() doesn't work :/
<3> hmm ... maybe i found it .. don't bother
<4> how can i open a file in notepad using java?
<4> and how can i open and URL in a browser?
<5> tell Java to open a file in notepad
<6> morning
<6> grr
<7> who has programmed jndi here?
<7> jndi?
<7> who has programmed jndi here?
<8> better try just asking a question and see if someone can help out.
<7> ok
<7> has anyone tried ldap authentication? with jndi
<9> hello MbGone
<6> hi wolfey_, wh***up?
<9> ahh doing university homework in damn visual c++
<9> i'm not exactly happy, but i must do it
<6> hmm are you using visual ***ist?
<6> could make your life abit easier
<6> when it comes to the crapy visual studio ide :P
<9> nah
<9> main problem is i dont know MFC nor i really want to know
<9> so i'm wasting time doing fairly simple tasks
<9> i'm doing simple program like windows explorer
<9> directory tree, file list
<6> wolfey_ - maybe this will help : http://www.functionx.com/visualc/applications/explorer.htm ?
<6> although HW are not allowed :P
<9> ahh
<9> well i do have obligatory part done
<9> i'll try to get some extra points too
<6> :)
<10> when I'm running an ant target to compile a java source file, do the locations in the enclosed <cl***path> tags get "embedded" in the resulting cl*** files?
<11> um... no...
<11> when you run the cl***es you'll still need the supporting cl***es in the cl***path
<10> When an applet runs in browser it uses the cl***path declared in the %CL***PATH% variable?
<10> or is it possible to use HTML to specify a cl***path for an applet?
<11> codebase="somefile.jar" if I remember correctly
<11> but it's not going to use %CL***PATH%... it's restricted, won't load anything off the hard drive other than the standard cl***es
<10> and if i used a signed jar file?
<11> You could request access to the filesystem I guess if it were signed
<8> normally you'd define the cl***path in the jarfile, that also applies to applets iirc.
<11> you define the cl***path _as_ the jarfile surely, not in it...
<11> *shrug*
<10> how do i define cl***path in a jarfile?
<10> :)
<8> using the manifest file.
<10> k. ty
<8> this might be a good read: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/applet/practicalindex.html
<8> seems I am indeed mixing up facts here.. the cl***path isn't a system property the applet can access. In that context I sincerely doubt it can set it.
<9> freaking MFC has no logic
<9> i cant even textfield.setText
<6> you probably need to use SendMessage or something like that
<9> MbGone: can you be more precise?
<12> well, MFC ****s. But not that much - x.SetWindowText/GetWindowText
<6> well, Asriel probably knows better :)
<6> but you can also send a WM_SETTEXT message : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/winui/windowsuserinterface/windowing/windows/windowreference/windowmessages/wm_settext.asp
<12> just remember rule 1 of Win32 windows - *Everything* is a window
<12> Even a control
<6> i am guessing that the SetWindowText is sending that message for you
<12> yup
<12> Most UI APIs on Windows boil down to being a win32 wrapper
<12> the WPF stuff is all shiney new though
<12> Minimal Win32 usage
<6> well, i gotta run, later all
<8> MbGone: *wave*
<9> Asriel: well should i send you .rar of project? :P
<9> or should i give up
<12> Well, you could keep up at debugging, especially as this is for a cl***
<9> i dont really want to ever know MFC
<12> Solving problems is pretty much the point of ***essed exercises
<9> well java tells me exactly what's wrong
<9> all this vc++ says is ***ert error dumping memory
<12> Good for Java. Perhaps you should have signed up for a cl*** in that rather than C++
<12> ?
<9> we have no choice
<9> at this cl***
<12> So look at the source of the ***ertation, debug via normal methods
<9> nor we can choose cl***es
<9> at other cl***es i did in java and it's over
<9> well i have minimal required functionality done
<9> and to hell with it
<9> :)
<13> <13> I'm interested in obtaining basicly a script in any language build or program that can perform the following tasks:
<13> <13> 1. a box where if I enter an existing eBay username and click submit the program should show me his e-mail address.
<13> <13> 2. a second box bellow, where if I enter an existing and valid ebay item number and I submit, it should show me the following details in the following text/html format:
<13> <13> - ebay item title.
<13> <13> - ebay bidders along with their e-mail address and bid amount.
<8> google it
<8> this has nothing to do with java
<8> WormZ: keep it in the channel.
<9> javascript ****s
<8> wolfey_: never really touched it before yet :)
<14> like a virgin
<14> for the very first time
<8> I did got myself a nice book though.. "Javascript unleashed" :)
<14> unleashed out of pandora's box
<15> hello dudes, is it possible to create multi dimensional arrays on the fly (during runtime).. different number of dimensions.. maybe 1 maybe 2... and so on ?
<15> if anyone can make sense of what I just said let me know
<9> dududa yes
<9> well
<9> different number of dimensions? :P
<15> e.g. new Double[][] , or new Double[] and so on
<9> no
<9> but you could use Object[] and cast to either array or Double
<9> :)
<15> yeah but can i create many dimensions on the fly ?
<9> well you need to know what to cast to:)
<8> or consider an ArrayList.
<15> cool, just looking at arraylist and it night just do it
<15> last quick to be sure I am thinking right: If I construct an Arraylist and then I add Double[] and then Double[] and then Double[] the array list is [][][] ? (3d)
<16> no, u have an ArrayList with 3 arrays of Doubles within it
<15> can I refer to the arraylist as a 3 dimensional array somehow?
<16> no because its not a 3D array
<16> its a list with 3 1D arrays in it
<15> I am trying to construct arrays of different dimensions on the fly .. any other way ?
<16> I'm not sure
<15> Lion-O suggested arraylist , but it is probably because I said what i wanted wrong, and wolfey_ understood by cryptic question but I dont think I can do it with objects either
<9> dududa: well you are just being lazy
<9> any multidimensional array is array of array's
<9> you can construct that
<15> hehe
<9> Object[] o = new Object[10];
<9> o[0]=new Object[10];
<9> ((Object[]) o[0])[0]=new Object[10];
<9> and so on
<15> Just found a way .. I've been blind with the api .. newInstance
<15> and wolfey you are right !
<9> you had doubts?
<9> :)
<15> hehe nope
<9> of course
<9> you should then do if o[0] instanceof Object[] or something
<9> :)
<15> cheers dude
<15> going back to my dark corner
<6> evening all
<9> hey MbGone
<6> hi wolfey_, hows your project going?
<9> gave up on that ****
<9> i have minimum required
<9> CTreeCtrl with directory tree
<9> and CListCtrl with files in directory
<9> read-only version of Windows Explorer ;)
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