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<0> just dont a java-cgi that replaces "<xjc cl***="com.weirdbyte.xjc.apps.Tintin" method="test3">"-tags with the String the method it invokes returns! groovy :)
<0> done*
<1> Agree to what I wonder, just dont ? ;)
<0> http://localhost.weirdbyte.com/xjc/demostration.xjc
<0> very eye-catching error display now http://localhost.weirdbyte.com/xjc/demostration.xjc :)
<2> "Tell customer this program failed miserably. Give customer impression this is a $hitty program."
<0> by error messagers?
<0> messages
<2> yes
<0> both pre and cons
<0> error messages are very useful, no one can deny that. However, its true ppl make silent errors just to give their illusion their software is bugfree.
<3> Hi
<3> Is is possible to send an object (Message for example) from a client to a server, and by using a casting the server can extract the fields of this one. I'm trying to make a chat server/client.
<3> For example: Message msg = new Message("John", "Hi man") where the two args are String.
<3> And then, I'd use out.writeObject(msg). Then on the server side: Message msgReceived = (Message)in.readObject();
<3> Is is possible to send an object (Message for example) from a client to a server, and by using a casting the server can extract the fields of this one. I'm trying to make a chat server/client.
<3> For example: Message msg = new Message("John", "Hi man") where the two args are String.
<3> And then, I'd use out.writeObject(msg). Then on the server side: Message msgReceived = (Message)in.readObject();
<4> it should be posible
<3> but it seems not
<3> I don't know for some reason, I got a m***ive lag when my client connects to the server.
<3> And the streams seem to never be created.
<4> so the problem is not sending the object, is about socket comm in general
<4> again, what are u doing?
<3> A chat client/server thingy
<4> but ure sure u know how to use streams??
<3> Yes I do, sorry if i'm not explaining it in details, I think I found what the problem is.
<3> So before bothering someone with it, I'll try to fix it myself first.
<5> hey i have a technical question , maybe someone that is expirienced with netbeans can help me , i have a zip file which contain a cl*** that i want to add to my project.i want to import the file from my project code , how can i do it exactly i followed few documantations about it but it didnt work netbeans still does not recognize the import :|
<6> hi.
<6> so, which version of jikes does generics?
<4> jikes?
<6> as in jikes.sourceforge.net/
<4> ohh, sorry
<4> in jikes, don't really know
<4> in jdk, generics are included since jdk 1.5
<4> i hope we're talking about same generics :P
<6> we are. I recently upgraded to jdk 1.5.0 and now started using generics
<5> Error preverifying cl*** net.jscience.math.MathFP
<5> Cl*** loading error: Wrong name
<5> D:\Documents and Settings\udi\MathFP\nbproject\build-impl.xml:269: Preverification failed with error code 1.
<5> BUILD FAILED (total time: 0 seconds)
<5> how do i fix it :D ?
<7> morning
<8> morning
<1> Capsul: Its still best not to use the GNU compilers since most of them are quite incompatible with the real Java.
<1> and well, if you notice that jikes' (unknown to me up untill now) last release is October/2004 I think that says enough with regards to SE5.
<9> hi
<9> Does charAt() return false if there is no char ?
<1> check the API docs, they should tell you.
<9> is there any easier to way to check if input contains just numbers or just characters?
<1> newJava: hmm. shouldn't be too hard to write a for loop to check if the ascii value of each character falls within the range.
<9> yes
<9> that's what I was hoping to do..but I thought maybe I can also use regex
<1> hmm, perhaps (from mind) String.contentEquals() but I'm not too sure without checking the docs myself.
<1> and there's always regexps 8)
<10> join #politics
<10> sorry
<5> D:\Documents and Settings\udi\MathFP\nbproject\build-impl.xml:269: Preverification failed with error code 1.
<5> how can i fix this thing anyone?
<8> newJava: the jakarta commons-lang package has a StringUtil cl*** that I think includes helpers to tell if a string is all numbers or all letters
<9> wlfshmn is it provided with java.* ?
<8> no.
<8> it's a separate library. For a built-in way, lion's suggestion to use regexps is probably the best, if not the easiest, way
<7> morning
<11> could someone tell me why is the isFocusTraversable() method deprecated? (and what alternative do I have on enableing key input on a JPanel)
<8> Deprecated. As of 1.4, replaced by isFocusable().
<8> As for the reason, I have no idea, since I avoid UIs whenever I can ;)
<12> i've installed jre 1.4.2, 1.5.0_6 and 1.5.0_7; how can i specify that i want the browser to use the plugin from 1.4.2?
<11> thanks wlfshmn
<13> Hi, is anyone so kind to help me at my JAVA program?
<13> Its almost done just that I don't know how to continue...I got stuck
<13> please? anyone ?
<14> Try asking a specific question.
<14> What exactly are you stuck on?
<15> Moo.
<7> bloody cow.
<15> Yup.
<15> jottinger: how goes?
<7> Sated from bison
<7> and posting crap on TSS
<15> Ahh
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