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<0> rickety: I'm using the pircbot api as well.
<1> Lion-O: you haven't done JMS stuff yet have you?
<0> schitzo: not yet, no.
<1> Lion-O: ok. it's my new project here... wheeeee
<0> hmm :-)
<0> schitzo: sounds very nice indeed. Hmm, isn't that going a little into the J2EE direction?
<2> hm
<1> Lion-O: I don't know. just like playing buzzword bingo at times.
<0> schitzo: *nod*
<0> well, it seems to be available on my blade server.
<2> how many blades do you have?
<0> Rob_uknow: Have or own? ;-) I own a blade 100 myself, neatly running Solaris 10. And I have a few larger blades under my control. As in; firms who have setup a SLA with my firm to maintain 'm.
<2> we use solaris at work
<2> but want to get rid of it
<0> Rob_uknow: I used to be a Linux nut when it came to servers, but that has been reduced to workstation use for me. Last year I migrated all of my servers to Solaris 10.
<2> we are in the process of migrating from solaris to linux
<2> new hardware
<2> all x86 blade servers
<0> Rob_uknow: Well, this isn't the place for it but when it comes to security I can't help wonder if its a good idea.
<2> its only patient data
<2> :)
<2> there was a program on tv where they showed new google software
<2> specialist could google for patient information
<0> Rob_uknow: Well, without going into too much details I don't like where some things are going. For example the current issues in the 2.6.x kernel development. And yes; I saw that. Not entirely true though.
<2> I only develop software
<2> I don't care on what machine it runs
<0> Rob_uknow: *nod* Java based or do you also use other languages?
<2> java
<2> some perl scripts
<0> Rob_uknow: hmm, sounds good. As long as you like what you're doing. So far programming isn't a job for me, only hobby based and very slightly work related.
<2> programming is only one part of the job
<0> Rob_uknow: aah, combination? Thats cool, brings some diversity
<2> oh yeah
<2> use cases, technical design etc
<2> some project management
<2> and giving technical advice
<2> rickety
<0> Rob_uknow: for me its mostly system/network management and end-user support (to some degree).
<2> ok
<0> teralaser: oh.. I almost forgot, in case you're interested... The other day I told you about how I used Booleans to control my thread but mixed up objects. Very simple mistake: for my thread I needed a Thread object (naturally) and a Runnable object, the latter instance also being used to control the.. well, running instance. At first I concentrated on the Thread object, hence my puzzleing about the ArrayList<Thread> (which I didn't use).
<3> hey people
<3> hwhat do you think about netbeans?
<2> its an ide
<2> it was crap
<2> it has improved
<0> ayups :)
<3> yes i know it is a ide, i have been used, but the new version i dont like to build web aplication
<4> I use it.
<2> build how?
<2> I use eclipse and I build my applications using ant buildscripts
<4> because they made it work better with ant and other ides , jlen ?
<3> look, i do my jsp, when i modify it ,, the ide does not modify it the servlet
<3> its really sucs
<3> ****s
<0> I somewhat doubt that.
<2> sounds like a configuration issue of your appserver
<2> enable debugging
<2> or do you mean the jsp is broken?
<0> jlen: does your application server (is it supported?) give you any hints in its logfile(s) ?
<3> tyes,, jakarta
<3> i have no been the only one that hhas been had the same problem whit that ide
<2> jakarta tomcat?
<3> for that im coming here, to see if other people has that problem
<3> yyes, jakarta tomcat
<0> should indeed be supported. I only used the Sun application server myself so I cannot comment on this issue, but the few servlets I made have always been neatly deployed from Netbeans.
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