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<0> what i try
<1> what you SHOULD try is to listen to people that has the @ next to their nick.. They MIGHT know what they are talking about
<1> You can download everything you need from SUNS WEBPAGE
<0> i need mobile compiler
<0> how i know it
<0> why
<0> ok
<0> that J2ME (Mobile/Wireless) is right
<2> he even asks why
<0> why u kick me
<1> because you are stupid
<1> ahhh the sound of silence
<2> you do that
<2> on the double
<2> he renders then saves perhaps?
<3> perhaps also transforms
<2> we will never know
<3> with the amount of speculation, we could do very well to writing the spec for a detailed graphical application
<1> render the image and save it as jpg and/or other image types
<2> why?
<1> because I can?
<3> hehe
<2> why not use batik ?
<1> because it won't make me
<2> make?
<1> yeah
<1> I don't understand it
<1> its weird
<2> so you just reinvent the wheel?
<1> I can't just feed it a svg filename and say "save as jpg" to it
<1> I searched for three days to get a working example of how to get batik to work.. I still couldn't find anything useful
<2> http://xml.apache.org/batik/rasterizerTutorial.html
<2> see the SaveAsJava.java example
<1> don't tell me its that simple
<2> its that simple
<1> ARRRRRRRRRRGHHHHHHHHHHHH
<1> why couldn't I find that example anywhere?
<1> I even asked the other day here
<1> noone answered
<1> and now you just tell me that? lol
<1> damn you!
<1> lol
<3> dizzam
<3> that's a very nice API
<3> kinda makes me reminisce about when I found about about StringTokenizer
<3> hehe
<3> does mozilla allow instantiation of activeX objects in javascript?
<2> ouch
<2> now do it again
<4> note to self: when copying example code, do change package names in configuration properties
<2> a shame it doesn't go automatically
<3> can web apps that use AJAX work in browsers other than IE and platforms other than Windows?
<2> I think so
<2> firefox offer its own httpxml object thingy
<4> in fact, IE requires an extra component, whereas firefox does not, no?
<2> no
<3> for quite some time, I've seen web apps use a hidden applet to do HTTP requests, and you get to keep your request handling in a real programming language, I just wonder why it's become popular to now do the handling in javascript, any ideas?
<2> ie can do it out of the box
<2> using activex
<3> it's in the msxml.dll which is fairly standard in the modern windows machine
<2> ajax is just some transition technology
<2> funkular
<3> I've gotten plenty flack from the modern java community for using applets (even if hidden), I still feel it's a better solution than an activeX object
<3> bbl
<4> hasc0de: msxml.xml is IIRC standard in one version or another form IE 4.01SP1
<5> hi
<5> i have this in my code
<5> response.setContentType("text/xml; charset=UTF-8");
<5> response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache");
<5> response.getWriter().write("<titulosTrato>" + titulosTrato + "</titulosTrato>");
<5> ?
<2> don't paste code
<5> then?
<2> state the problem first
<2> and even people need more info you can show them your code eventually
<5> ok
<5> i have problem encoding text (with content xml)
<5> I send this content by the response ... and the browse mark invalid characters
<5> I have used charset=UTF-8 in response.setcontenttype
<5> and nothing
<2> maybe specify it in the xml version tag
<5> mmm instead specified in the response, then specified with xml tag's
<5> with that? -> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<2> uhuh
<5> okey! ... let me try
<5> mmm
<5> I founded the real problem
<5> the type enconding ... i need ISO-8859-1 insted UTF-8
<2> cool
<5> thanks
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