sillyboy

what kind of devices? you may just need to install the drivers.

is it even trying to boot from the CD? or does it go to your hdd straight away? are your keystrokes actually registering? I assume it is booting into vista, and not the vista setup (because that would mean you are using the wrong cd)... Perhaps try different keys...

yep, my hp laptop (w/ ubuntu) behaves similarly. I just use the network manager to take care of the wireless enabling/disabling and don't bother with the switch.

there is no such thing as javax.servlet.http.HttpSession.getAttribute()

yeah, "add to panel" will retrieve anything you remove, please mark the thread as solved if it is.

i am not entirely sure what your issue is. what i gather is you having issues with "return on int", but you don't have to do you... why not treat everything as a char? (assuming single digits)

perhaps you are over-complicating this problem... i suggest you look at the Class java.io.File, which should be a lot better than reading files from stdin (i have never even tried that). adding your points, you seem to be over-complicating too. as long as you get each line at a time …

first of all, please use code tags so your code is readable. you should also try and post relevant sections of your code. [url]http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/InputMismatchException.html[/url] which indicates the usage of your scanner is probably wrong somewhere.

databases shouldn't come into this. i assume your data is in a form? and if so all you need to do is get the POST/GET data. the easiest way to do this is probably using something like PHP.

why are you defining the label in TestDraw? if it is going onto the DrawPanel, why not add it to that instead?

It is going to differ depending on your wireless device. On my laptop, the wireless worked straight away (Ubuntu 8.10).

way to bump a super old thread, lol.

surely there is more to it than that... you haven't defined any of the functions. also, use code tags.

as long as "field_names", "tablename", and "condition" are variables... well they are variable.

well done, best to mark your thread as solved if it is.

you have infinite loop because you are checking for plusminus == 0 or 1. when the value is 0, you add 1, when the value is 1 you subtract 1, therefore the condition is always satisfied. your for loop is commented out, you are actually using a while loop.

have you got database drivers? you will most likely need to import some library which is going to include the drivers, you will then create a connection to the database. only after this will you be able to query the database.

this link won't help with the GUI, but you should be able to see all the files through terminal: [url]http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Root[/url] I remember I used to login as root on ubuntu, I think if you set the pwd you can then just logout/login (as root). But not sure if this is …

[code=java]String f=found.toString();[/code] f is a String representation of found which is already a String. There is no reference to any files I can see.

for resizing an image: [url]http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t126229-resize-imagejpg-problem.html[/url] your other issue, i believe it is because there is no repaint occuring until your maximise forces one.

why is JSP middleware? JSP should be used on your front-end... to get the database connection, just get the driver .jar

"I'm having the most trouble with find the largest number" do you ever get more than 1 number in your array? i am not sure how you expect to populate your array without a loop.

have you changed broswer? i remember ther are browser considerations you need to be aware of when using AJAX.

it's being read as a "char" so either cast it to an int, or read an "int" instead.

the '\n' character denote a new line.

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if you write the code, it belongs to you. you can choose licensing on what you have written.

it doesn't seem like you get it. new Track() is trying to find the default constuctor for "Track" i.e. with no parameters. The only constructor you have defined has many constructors, where you should use new Track(param1, param2, ...). next time use code tags too

you need to somehow "remember" values from previous iterations of the while loop. so if you have a MAX number of iterations you could use an array, but perhaps it would be easiest to use a vector instead. you should also consider an exit clause to the loop.

if you "break" you are going to skip the calculations. does the calculation need to be in the loop?

The "==" operator won't evaluate two Strings as true unless they are the same object. You should use String.equals() instead.

You can use JavaScript to create this type of behaviour. E.g. changing colours (when mouse cursor is over the button) can be achieved using "onmouseover".

you don't need to insert any hidden fields as such, just set the value. if this is to be filled when you submit the form, then make use of the onclick event and set the element (your input field) value. e.g. document.getElementById().value = "blah" Don't just copy and paste the …

does it exist anymore?

you do realise the ways to do this are limitless, not to mention you don't specify any database specifications. in other words, nobody is going to be able to help you with that info.

thanks for this thread, i always wanted to be able to middle click with my touch pad.

you mention a database, therefore you would probably want a server-side language to set up a database connection.

I have usually used logitech, but I am not too into gaming these days.

this link should probably help you out: [url]http://scorreiait.wordpress.com/2007/09/25/how-to-find-the-free-disk-space-in-java/[/url]

If you locate the executables (e.g. C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12) simply right-click + drag theem onto the start menu and into the location you want. you can then set it as a shortcut

sounds like a power supply issue, does it work with the battery?

um, why are you trying to repair it? last time i checked power supplies were pretty cheap. based on the behaviour you have explained, i reckon your fixes to the broken components are fine, but not right. i think the power supply is shutting itself down because it is running …

there is probably going to be no sample source code given before you do anything yourself. research parsing html in java, it shouldn't be all that difficult to achieve what you want once you know how to parse html.

still doesn't make any sense

jdb says? or prog says? does prog accept arguments when called or when during execution? do you actually call run to start prog execution?

this link should help you: [url]http://help.bigfix.com/cgi-bin/kbdirect.pl?id=8[/url]

Program c:\Program File (x86)\Internet explorer\iexplore.exe what's with the x86?

what? if the problem is application specific, you are probably using the wrong device as you microphone. you may also have the sensitivity too low...

NumberFormatString? it would help if you actually post your error (including line numbers), but my guess would be Double.parseDouble isn't working for you.

Well I am from Australia.