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<0> claire_21, try to paste it at rafb.net or check the topic...and will look into it
<0> ah ok
<0> claire_21, it looks ok
<0> what's the problem?
<1> I get java.lang.Cl***NotFoundException: org.postgresql.Driver
<0> did you set your postgres driver in your cl***path?
<2> claire_21 - So the driver jar isn't in the cl***path or that is not the correct driver cl*** name
<3> the driver cl*** name is right
<1> and the cl***path explicity points at the jar file
<2> One of those two is untrue
<0> driver is not set in the cl***path i guess
<2> In the code you can expose the cl***path being used ... System.getProperty("cl***.path");
<1> when I tried to print the output from the command I got a null
<0> so the jar could not be found..
<1> no
<1> but the cl***path is set at the os level but not reported by ant during compilation
<2> Ahh the property name is probably not correct... possibly java.cl***.path... I always forget that one.
<2> The complete list of property names is available through System.getProperties();
<2> I ***ume you're p***ing the cl*** path in to the java runtime.
<1> somehow I have a environmental variable call CL***PATH.BUILD which I can't update
<4> how are you tryingt oset it?
<1> export CL***PATH.BUILD ......
<4> export CL***PATH.BUILD=...
<1> yep
<1> CL***PATH.BUILD=/usr/controldb/share/pg74.1jdbc3.jar:/root/apache-ant-1.6.5/lib/:/root/axis-1_3/lib/axis-schema:/home/powerup/db/controldb/scripts/pg74.1jdbc3.jar:. to be precise
<3> oh claire
<3> im not sure of what I say
<3> but try to put it between ".."
<3> because there's a dot in the driver jar file name
<3> oh well
<3> nah
<3> same thing with others
<3> forget about it
<2> Hi there Talios
<5> 'lo
<1> :(
<6> hello evryone
<6> is there a cl*** in java1.5 that can read pixel in an image file?
<6> PixelGrabber i suppose is near obsolete...
<6> anyone?
<6> sa tanan nga naga pang SLAP: "saruyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!"
<7> if I have int a[][] what does a.length return?
<6> anyone...
<7> (***uming a is intitalized with some valid number of rows and columns)
<5> miyako, try it yourself...
<7> hmm, ok
<7> ah, ok. Figgured out how to do what I wanted to do.
<7> You're very helpful talios :)
<5> miyako, well it was a question you could easily answer yourself by trying
<5> and the question sounded very homework like
<7> ah, not for homework, but I wasn't being sarcastic
<7> I was being honest, you told me to try it myself, which I could easily do, and I got an answer, and it will probably stay with me longer than if you'd have just given me an answer
<7> sorry if it came off sounding mean :(
<7> well, thanks again
<8> hey
<8> what is teh name of that program that recovers the source from cl*** files?
<8> jad
<8> nm
<8> got it
<0> dj decompiler
<8> is dj better than jad?
<9> sounds familiar?
<9> what's jad?
<8> a decompiler
<8> I think DJ uses jad to decompile
<8> it is just an interface
<10> o = rs.getObject(i+1);
<10> allRows.add(o)
<10> produces null pointer exception
<10> hmmm probably cos I havn't actualy created Vector allRows...
<11> how do i find a cl*** file's location in the filesystem at runtime?
<12> Cl***Loader cl*** has a method
<12> i'm not sure looke de javadocs
<13> morning
<10> what's the best way to work with binary data?
<10> I need to read/write a lump of binary data (an AES key created with a KeyGenerator) to a file
<10> atm every time I write out it's writing out short, and reading in short...
<10> (IE it's not 24 byte[] like it's ment to be it's 10)
<10> meh, play more later
<14> Freman: remember to flush your outputstreams
<15> i need help
<15> pls
<15> Can me helps somebody?
<15> pls
<16> a***: no until you say what's the problem
<9> what's the problem?
<13> yes a*** ... (and what nick is that?)
<9> a***: change your nick
<13> :))
<9> its like
<9> big a**
<9> a**hole
<9> wtf
<13> a***: shoot the problem
<15> ok
<15> Used Jbuilder?
<9> a***: jcreator
<13> a***: JDeveloper
<9> very descent
<15> ok
<9> huge a**
<9> a***kal
<15> ok
<15> I am the beginner
<15> Waves can lost] the parcel
<15> com.borland.jbcl.layout.*;
<15> ?
<15> Must me for Jtree
<15> Waves
<15> Waves can lost] these parcels from com. Borland?
<16> a***: I'm afraid your encoding isn't supported
<16> a***: in other words, I'm afraid we don't understand
<13> non comprendo
<16> a***: and using Borland's proprietary layout managers probably isn't good idea unless you have a *very* good reason to do so (and most probably you don't)
<13> nous ne comprenons pas
<15> You what use for interfaces
<15> ?
<15> LBuilder ,NetBeans..?
<16> a***: I'd suggest NetBeans, AFAIK it doesn't use weird com.whatever cl***es when building UIs
<15> ok
<15> thank
<15> :)
<17> is there any way to add to the end of a LinkedHashSet while iterating over it?
<17> can anyone see anything wrong with Set<Set<String>> = new LinkedHashSet<Set<String>>();
<17> Im getting the following error Controller.java:27: ';' expected
<17> Set<Set<String>> = new LinkedHashSet<Set<String>>();
<17> with an ^ under the =
<17> nevermind, i forgot to name the bloody variable
<17> damn brain
<17> any ideas why the compiler is saying that for this line Set< Set<String> > finalSet = new LinkedHashSet< LinkedHashSet< String> >();
<17> it requires it to be java.util.Set<java.util.Set<java.lang.String>>
<17> i ***umed the linkedhashset could just be upcast
<18> hi. how can i maximize an JFace application window from code at startup?
<18> some library with SWT eclipse :)
<19> hi
<19> does anyone know of a good persistent hashmap structure or engine?
<17> hibernate
<19> thanks
<20> http://mariemarie0000.free.fr/fichiers/images/pop.swf
<19> have you heard of JDBM?
<21> or hibernate
<21> or prevayler
<21> or any of a million other possibilities
<22> Alguien de aqui sabe como hacer el juego del ahorcado=
<22> ?
<23> english only
<23> and we dont support hacking here ... final warning
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