shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

hi,
i'm trying to create a shared object. the files i want to put in the shared object use a properties file to read some of the data. is there a way to include the properties file in the so file?

I think the object needs to be serializable in order to be storeed as a file. and I'm a bit unclear on the term properties file. Could you please throw some more light on it.

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

Is it you see a yellow exclamation mark against your Legacy Audio Device in device manager. If so then try changing the IRQ and remove the conflict.
If it is Realtek Audio u r using Go to device manager. Double click on the Audio device and select Update drivers. Now select you want to manually locate the driver. In that go to the folder where the Realtek driver is stored and see if u have a WinXP or Win2000 folder or a WDM folder in either of them your .ini file would be located. Just nvigate to any of these folder. The driver will then be installed. reboot to let the changes take effect.
I hope this solves your porblem

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

Knowing Basic SQL and even if u r using PL/SQL will not be sufficient enought to drive your application well. Let us presume you know know languages like C++/Java/C# very well then wat will happen is you will leave most of the tasks to the frontend tat is Presentation Layer. SO you will end up slow application for the user end. But then if u know much of Oracle and backend layer you can do query optimization and have a robust fast application.

First learn the three tier architecture well. develop proper business logic and then deploy a good application and for that you need to know a good lot of Oracle. Knowing frontend Application languages alone does not help. So what debashis said was very convincing. Learn Oracle well and then only proceed with a project.

Try to learn prepared statements/query optimization/ and have robust business logic. Then proceed
WISH U ALL TH BEST

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

as a matter of fact could not find exactly what your problem is. and first line you have written sound blaster video card. There is no such thing I have heard of (I might be wrong as well).


Could you please pin point your problem and please next time onwards use attachments for something like reports or screenshots

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

I make an exe file on notepad, save it as a .exe

First of all nothing to ashamed of in what you have done. Let me tell you what exe file is first.
Any application(an exe) is a set of instructions which are in machine readable format. You will ask what does machine readable format mean? It means that whatever instructions or operations we have asked the exe to do are to communicate with your Operating System in order to have a perfect execution. It needs some place to first place itself which is known as Load memory area. So the Operating System has to be informed such an application has been loaded in so and so memory address please ensure proper execution.

In order to do all these we have few function calls that interact with the OS. So if you are not making an exe have those function calling mechanisms in order to let the OS know its location and what tasks it needs to it is called broken application means it is accessing some memory which is not known or registered by the OS.

So I think I could give u a brief Idea about what exe is. Now whose job it is to generate all these function calls. Do you think the Programmer writes all of it. As a matter of fact no. Programmer writes only the portion of the code that needs to carry out the task that the application is supposed …

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

then your ethernet controller might be out...have u tried with a new Mobo

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

but NAT will not allow incoming ICMP and will masquerade the lookups. isnt that supposed to be true and that's what jbennet pointed out

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

Thanks,Is there a way to stop the "Log in to Windows" dialog box from coming up when you boot so it just simply loads to the desktop?

This is a reposting of the same query. I have already answered to you in the previous thread. please refrain from duplicate posting over variuos threads and mark your query solved once the solution works well.

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

I admit I am not knowing a proper solution to this but could you please change the port in which you N/W cable is connected to the switch (the switch port i mean). If the prob still persists then I think you can try out with a new Motherboard or atleast change the PCI slot.

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

You can use turn on automatic logon without editing the registry in Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition and in Microsoft Windows XP Professional on a computer that is not joined to a domain. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, and then click Run.

2. In the Open box, type control userpasswords2, and then click OK.

Note When users try to display help information in the User Accounts window in Windows XP Home Edition, the help information is not displayed. Additionally, users receive the following error message:

Cannot find the Drive:\Windows\System32\users.hlp Help file. Check to see that the file exists on your hard disk drive. If it does not exist, you must reinstall it.


3. Clear the "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer" check box, and then click Apply.

4. In the Automatically Log On window, type the password in the Password box, and then retype the password in the Confirm Password box.

5. Click OK to close the Automatically Log On window, and then click OK to close the User Accounts window.

For more information regarding how to enable Autologon in systems which are registered to some domains please refer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315231
PLease get back to us in case of any clarifications are required. Sorry for the delay in reply I was out of the town :)
Have a nice time

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

Well! I'm not able to get the problem here. Try installing the bluetooth stack. Go to run type fsquirt and see if your device is listed. If you are using an USB Dongle I think the vendor would have supplied the driver details and the manuals too. If you can please refer them and get back to us with a bit more clarity. Hope this is ok with you.

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

Thanks for the ideas.

If I take the network out in the control panel will it eliminate that log in screnn and the problem of not being able to get past it?

Exactly not! If u need to take the network connection out nothing will happen as u assume. you need to take it out from the Domain as I had suggested. From system properties Computer name. Just deselect the radio button This computer belongs to a domain...next time onwards the domain login won't come.

Had to do a system restore last time to get back to where I could use it.

And that s really a job of an intelligent person. I would even suggest you to create one more checkpoint before removing the domain name.

Go ahead all the best.

shouvik.d 33 Junior Poster

What I'd like to do is remove the work network and just use it like a normal single user PC.

If that is the case your laptop might be registered to some domain. in run type sysdm.cpl and in computer name tab remove the Domain name.

I also have admin priv's and can also login as the admin with the admin password.

As you are already having the Admin privileges then just log in as Administrator with the system name always. I think that would work fine. Let me know in case you face any other issues.