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<0> Y tried googling, but i didn't find anything
<1> could be just about anything.
<1> Xamar_: first, are you sure you're using Java and not some gnu variant?
<0> Lion-O: Yes, i tried both 1.4 and 5 versions
<0> Same result
<0> Even tried with 127.0.0.1 and it gives the same error: java.net.SocketException: Network is unreachable
<1> Xamar_: well, rather impossible to answer without more context.
<0> It's using JDBC, maybe i should try with a simple program
<2> who can help me?
<3> nobody
<3> we don't know what your problem is, and honestly, we don't really care
<0> Lion-O: Now i tried a simple program, just open socket with 127.0.0.1 and then close and i got same error.... i'm starting to think that maybe is a IPv6 related error....
<4> ****ing so many pricks in java channels
<3> img|cai`a: yeah, we ****
<5> the attitude surely helps you get ***istance
<4> rofl what ***istance
<4> u do **** all
<4> Just idle in these channels to be total cocks to people
<5> I wasn't under the impression we were required to do anything
<4> Why do u idle here ? :)
<5> At the end of the day, if someone wants help, it's encumbent upon them to optimise their chances of getting it
<3> I don't idle here, I just hang out here saying nothing
<5> because occasionally, I have spare time/knowledge to help people, and get help myself
<3> I never get help :(
<3> Not in #java, at least
<1> oh, I think I understand whats going on; Clackwell pointed him to the documentation to read up. That takes effort and I guess thats too hard on him.
<3> nobody here seems to know what I run into
<1> jottinger: I foresee... danger... I see...
<3> img|cai`a: and since you can't help me when I run into four-page stack traces in standard spec implementations, **** you
<3> you do NOTHING
<1> jottinger: yes, you need System.exit(1) in the near future ;)
<4> No jottinger
<4> How hard is it to say sorry m8 Ive not come across that
<4> instead you act like a complete cunt
<3> img|cai`a: so you expect everyone to say that every question?
<4> with your "we really dont care"
<3> roll call: who's done synthetic methods in a JPA entity bean?
<3> if you don't answer, you should be kicked
<3> if you haven't, well, you're a wanker who should be kicked
<3> if you have, WHY THE **** HAVEN'T YOU HELPED ME YET
<1> jottinger: because I don't give a ****! :P
<3> Lion-O: well **** you and the horse's *** your lips are attached to
<3> img|cai`a: besides, I have bigger fish to fry: a pissed off spec lead, who didn't understand that I'm not a real journalist and I really do know what I'm talking about
<3> "You're not supposed to editorialize, waaaaah" "But I didn't: he said X, I went through and corrected the problem to Y, filed a bug, showed you the source code, here's the url, wanker."
<3> so img|cai`a: you're not really very important in the grand scheme of things, shut the **** up
<1> Xamar_: Anyway, just checked up on java.net myself but Java keeps a strict seperation between ipv4 and ipv6 so unless you've done something totally out of the ordinary I rather doubt that.
<4> I dont try to pretend to be though
<4> ****ing arrogant cock
<3> my cock deserves to be arrogant
<6> oi !
<3> bwahaha
<0> Lion-O: Thanks a lot for your help, i will continue investigating this error
<6> img|cai`a: if you have a problem about a free service, and cant figure out how to read a book, i suggest you leave now
<1> Xamar_: hmm, unless you paste your code somewhere its about all there is to comment on.
<0> I've pasted source code in http://cl1p.net/networkunreachable
<0> But that is not the problem, it's a really simple example that should not give the error i said
<0> It must be something about the network configuration in Linux...
<1> Xamar_: hmm, still.. its odd indeed, especially if you're using 127.0.0.1. if "/sbin/ifconfig | grep 127.0.0.1" works in Linux then something is odd.
<0> Lion-O: Yes, local interface works perfectly. I can also do 'telnet 127.0.0.1 80' and the web server answers
<0> I'm a puzzled by this weird error....
<1> Xamar_: but the moment you try to create a Socket() like that it errors? very odd indeed.
<0> Yup, the error occurs when opening the socket, must be something of the java environment... maybe not properly installed.
<0> df -h
<0> (sorry)
<7> Greetings, #Java!
<8> re
<9> tera
<10> hi Rob_uknow
<9> ws up?
<10> not much. I have to move :S
<9> move to where?
<10> just to something cheaper
<9> that's a shame
<10> a shame ?
<9> yes
<9> if you need to move to something cheaper
<11> hi
<11> can someone tell me how to read stuff from the command line, without having to press enter
<11> i currently use System.in
<11> but it blocks until data is available
<9> not possible
<9> find a native solution
<11> right
<11> i take it that this question has been asked before
<9> yes
<11> hmmm
<11> okay thanks
<9> yw
<11> i guess ppl were trying to make the "linux type" spinner from the characters /-\|/
<11> but none of that in java
<9> none
<11> that sux bigtime
<9> you might be able to use ansi
<9> if your terminal supports it
<11> yeah
<11> its not that important
<9> you can build complete gui like apps for the console
<11> i mean, i could either use jni
<11> yeah
<11> like ncurses
<9> yes
<11> or i could communicate with c-code using Runtime.exec
<11> but its too much work, for too little gain
<11> and as i said, not that important
<9> oh well
<9> calchas
<12> hi
<9> hows life?
<12> good
<12> with you?
<9> same here
<13> Hello. I'm using PixelGrabber to get a pixel's color from a given Image. However, whenever I try to use a GIF as Image, when I do ((IndexColorModel)pixelGrabber.getColorModel()).getRGB(pixelPos) it throws IndexOutOfBound***ception. Any idea why this happens? Thanks.
<13> I set pixelPos = y * image.getWidth() + x
<9> did you check if grabbing was successfull?
<9> the int array is how long?
<9> I always forget how to obtain a pixel
<13> I'll check if grabbing was done, maybe JPEGs are loaded faster and this is why it works on them
<12> are you using the media tracker?
<13> no
<9> you should
<9> or load image using ImageIcon
<13> I used Toolkit to load image
<13> any idea on how to check if pixels were grabbed?
<9> try { MediaTracker mt = new MediaTracker(this); mt.addImage(image, 0); mt.waitForId(0); } catch(InterruptedException e){ System.err.println(e); }
<9> this way you make sure the image is loaded
<13> doesn't grabPixels throw exception if image is not fully loaded?
<9> it only throws exception if grabbing went wrong I guess
<9> but the image needs to be fully loaded before grabbing
<13> I set a Thread.sleep(10,000) before calling grabPixels. It still throws arrayindexoutofbounds
<9> are you using have you used MediaTracker yet?
<13> I never used it, but if you suggest that it is better than my current approach I can try it
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