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<0> anyone know a way to access the serialports without installing the java communication API?
<1> phere: yeah, i am sure too.
<1> mumrik: use another api/lib which does not require to "install the java communications api", perhaps.
<1> rxvt.org - just that the project fergot to renew it's domain registration, last i heard.
<1> mumrik: it's at sourceforge anyway
<1> eek, hold the phone, that's the wrong project.
<1> maybe i got the name wrong. <shrug>
<1> rxtx is the one
<0> ah, thanks alot.
<1> you are welcome
<1> hi tera
<2> hi
<3> Clackwell are you into game modding?
<1> RunAwyBaboon: not at all.
<3> i think its not that difficult,do you think so?
<1> depends on the game i'd say.
<1> you can write it so that it is next to impossible to mod, or that even a 4 year old could do it.
<3> yeah true
<3> javaq,u there?
<3> what a queit room
<3> Clackwell u busy?
<1> not particularly
<3> ok
<4> Clackwell: http://www.centos.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=127
<4> that's lol
<5> hello
<6> hi
<6> i have a collection in a Vector of different types of object, all of them have a method toString which is different for each of them. with a loop i get each item of the Vector. How can i find out the type of the Object i get so that i do the right down-casting?
<6> for the calling of method tostring?
<7> That is likely not to work since you won't be working with different objects iirc, all are Vector related.
<7> would have to look it up, but you're working with contents, not objects.
<7> Vector<E>
<6> ok
<7> IeRo: I think, but thats guessing, that you're likely better of using an ArrayList and pinpoint it to a specific object. ArrayList<E>. Come to think of it; works much like Vector<E>, you shouldn't be having different object cl***es.
<7> public ArrayList<String> ircchannels = new ArrayList<String>();
<7> this means ircchannels is using String objects, there won't be anything else.
<6> ok, i solve my problem with an interface implemented from all my cl***es
<6> thank you
<7> sure you did.
<7> If anyone would have told me that I'd actually learn something from a troll I would have declared them stupid... Guess I was wrong there ;)
<7> Hi there LLyric
<8> hi can anybody tell me how to creat tabbed panes in jsp?
<4> smm: ?
<8> what do u mean by that?
<8> its very imp so please can anyone help me to create tabbed panes in jsp?
<7> thats his question also I think :P
<7> I sure hope you don't mean JavaScript. If so; check the /topic.
<8> no not javascript
<8> its java server pages-JSP
<8> can anyone halp?
<7> then I also fail to understand your question. Simply use JTabbedPane (javax.swing).
<7> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/tabbedpane.html
<8> sorry its not java swing. it needs some tagged libraries
<7> well, now you lost me and my interest.
<8> can u help me with some resources?
<9> someone knows a visual java print library
<9> ??
<9> someone knows a visual java print library
<10> i guess not
<10> but what do you mean?
<10> whats visual about printing?
<9> as a gui builder for java reports
<9> i have seen one but is for eclipse
<10> ahh - now thats a better question
<10> theres BIRT which is eclipse based, theres Jasper Reports with has a swing designer, but you don't need to use it (you can write reports in XML).
<9> whats the name of swing designer
<10> i dunno - go look at the jasper reports site and find out.
<10> theres 3-4 designers for jasper reports
<4> even JasperReport designers for the amazing IDE that is Eclipse
<10> 'lo Bryin
<4> talofa
<4> kia ora
<11> goooooodmorning Undernet
<11> pfft ... nice greeting back from Undernet :|
<12> well, good morning.
<10> 'lo znabela
<13> Hey!! Is there anyone here also familiar with PASCAL and could decipher a short bunch of code??
<14> try #delphi
<13> yeh but
<13> i think its two diff things
<13> ..dont you know it?
<13> it uses all the same principles
<15> bonjour a tous
<15> quelq'un ce connait en java????
<16> I have a question regarding ==, I've been taught that when using == on strings that is string1 == string2, that is what is being compared are the pointers to those strings. If both strings are the same object then true else false
<16> but when doing "hello" == "hello"
<16> i get true
<16> arent those two seperate objects?
<2> tobbes : I am an expert, but I suspect the java compilers puts all string constants in a corner somewhere
<2> and since "hello" are equal to "hello" it is only written once.
<2> thus, also two identical pointers
<2> I am *not* an expert even
<16> ok so, as a result, one does not have to use string.equals(string2) then?
<16> ok, thx :)
<17> d
<2> <2> maggiel
<2> <javabot> teralaser, maggiel is a girl in the sky
<18> hi everyone
<18> where can i download java games for my mobile phone ?
<19> use google
<20> hey, i am having an issue with a java program
<20> Exception in thread "main" java.sql.SQLException: Driver not found for URL: jdbc:postgresql://127.0.0.1/hsphere?charSet=UTF-8
<20> but I have the postgresql drivers.
<20> any ideas?
<21> ionix-, the driver arent' in your cl***path ?
<20> /hsphere/local/home/cpanel/java_rt/postgresql.jar
<20> they are there
<20> damn, I have been searching for 4 hours now
<2> and still no job.
<2> Nor a girlfriend. Life is hard, isn't it, ionix- ?
<20> hehe, got a job and a girlfriend at least
<2> Oh
<2> what are you searching for then ?
<20> Exception in thread "main" java.sql.SQLException: Driver not found for URL: jdbc:postgresql://127.0.0.1/hsphere?charSet=UTF-8
<20> but I have the drivers in the CL***PATH in the env.
<20> /hsphere/local/home/cpanel/java_rt/postgresql.jar
<2> did you do the stupido : Cl***.forName("com.postgresql.jdbc.Driver").newInstance(); thing ?
<2> hey Bryin and Bryin`
<20> actually. I did not write that cl***. I am just trying to run it. It was working fine before. I am looking if I can somehow debug it so see why it's not picking up the postgresql cl***.
<20> because I think it's trying to look for a jdbc cl*** instead of my postgresql.jar cl***
<2> ionix- : It is supposed to
<2> postresql is an implementation of an abstract cl*** (or interface)
<20> yes. I am aware of that.
<20> could it be that I have an old postgresql.jar?
<20> let me check that
<20> ****, same thing
<7> damn... he left.
<7> I wonder if ionix- didn't suffer from a wrong 'Cl***.forName();' statement.
<22> Agadir: See topic: no msging
<23> k
<23> well
<23> i need a script
<23> a java script
<23> a bot
<22> Agadir: See topic: no javascript
<22> Moron.
<23> :(
<23> lol
<23> satisfied
<22> Screwed up closing your damned unsolicited window.,
<7> MaggieL: No idea if you're familiar with it yet, I suppose, but maybe you should consider using usermode +x too.
<22> Hmmm. Thought I had it on.
<7> aka; hostname cloaking. Just thought I'd mention it.
<22> Obviously not.
<22> Haven't used this client in a while.
<7> MaggieL: then '/mode MaggieL +x' (no '') is very likely to work (no idea what client you use, but that should commonly work).
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