Posts by sillyboy

graphical mode?

are you installing server editions of the distribution? because most sever editions aren't going to ship with a desktop manager.

this article is just stupid.

have you tried other programs?

my guess would be you are hitting a limit, it may be software or hardware. obviously if it is a limit in your hardware (memory), there is not much you can do, unless you can get it onto another computer.

so what crash applies if you are willing to move to a different distro. if you want to stick to your distro, you should look into finding out the actual device, not the laptop model.

generally there isn't going to be a batch download for a model with linux, instead it will install whatever it can find at install time. after that you will need to look yourself. so find out the devices, and search on the openSUSE forums.

if you have no audio at all, software is not going to solve the problem. the usual suspects are drivers and the system configuration (e.g. master volume is 0).

Ok, but which connection is the Internet connected to?

It should be a virtual box option, you should be able to select network devices for the guest.

how does your host computer connect to the internet? ethernet or wireless?

what i assume is that it uses wireless, and if so you need to make sure the guest machine has access to the wireless card.

is java installed?

java <class>

it shouldn't matter what environment you use, Java doesn't change all that much.

ok, but did you delete the partition, create the partition, format, and install? Or did you just install into the partition (which should still do a format, but it may have done something wrong).

I suggest you try re-installing with a totally clean slate.

what steps did you take to install it?

my guess would be something from a previous install is lingering? (i.e. did you format the partition?, etc...)

do firefox and opera in windows work?

I've used pidgin in the past, and it works fine for me. The MSN option is correct when using a live account (e.g. hotmail, msn). If you are sure you credentials are correct, it may be a networking issue (e.g. ports).

not really, you just need a "server" edition of a OS. BUT you still need computers for each user, unless they are sitting in front of the same computer.

using only a monitor, keyboard, and mouse?

what are these devices going to be connected to?

virtualisation allows you to have multiple "virtual" operating systems on the single physical computer.

yep, i'd say the code snippets would be the place to put them. It's probably a good idea to give some a good description too. If you are feeling particularly motivated you could make it into a tutorial. I see the Java Tutorial section is currently empty.

why why why?

this thread's last post was in March 07'

eth0 won't be your wireless interface, but the ethernet interface.

if that is the only interface you are getting, you need to install your dirver and that is different depending on what you device is.

envy / jesu split

it looks like it is complaining because the getSource is getting a javax.swing.JMenuItem, yet you are trying to use it as a JButton instead.

um.... why?

don't do the homework of others.

it doesn't look like your code is written to do too much...

it runs fine, but fine depends on what you want it to do. if you are referring to the alphabetical ordering of characters, well it isn't happening because all you are doing is print the characters of the username in chronological order.

does that help?

what exactly is the problem? it is a little unclear to me...

this thread is years old, i doubt they are still looking for a reply.

maybe, u are a little bit too postive
googel is not the only SE is the world
it is not bad to target other SEs for a while

yeh, I am well aware of that fact. i admit it is quite closed-minded of me, but when I use a lot of google products, search comes naturally.

Personally, I am a Google fan, so I won't be giving Bing any chances either.

to get the "standard" version, you need to install the OS onto your disk. live CD is good as a trial, and it should have an option to install it if you like it.

the code you currently have is trying to construct a test object, but test is simply a method you call. therefore, you can simply say

x = test();

, furthermore when you are printing the result, is it simply

x

i know of Netbeans Desktop application but it generates horrible code.

if you think this is so, you should code yourself, because these tools need to accomodate many variations and so the code become "horrible".

1) you need to design some kind of structure that will be easy for your program to understand. e.g. how will a tree look like in a text file? this is a very open-ended question, and the same goes for a database. your objective is to represent the person inside this storage, so it can be re-created at next execution.

2) yes, if you want to use a database, you will need the corresponding software, whether that be MySQL or some alternative is up to you.

3) while i don't do a lot of database orientated Java programming, it should be well documented on the Internet and shouldn't be too difficult.

the easiest / quickest option would be using some file io. for a more flexible / robust option it would be using a database.

assuming this is desktop edition, there should be an eject icon next to the device in the file explorer (can't remember what it is called). whenever i used my portable hdd with ubuntu 9.04 i used this, and it hasn't lost data.

hope that helps.

do you mean JavaScript?

if so:

navigator.userAgent

4. stop hi-jacking threads
5. don't post complete code (at least initially)

oliver, just stop posting.

fully agree with you as the tabbing feature is the most prominent and adorable one that i love the most, it gives me an ease to work with different work situation at a time as compared to IE. Better luck next time.

IE has had tabs since version 7. I do use firefox, but it is due to the add-ons. Other than that, I don't see a lot of difference between the mainstream browsers.

can you not bump old threads, batch files are executable files in windows with the extension ".bat".

perhaps you want to start with a programming language, not the actual operating system.

so if you run "java [some_package]/[class_name]" it runs successfully?

I doubt it

what do you mean by "work with class files"?

i don't really understand why you have so many environments, but i guess that shouldn't be relevant (as long as port numbers are unique).

when you say you try: locolhost:8084/HelloWorld/ is this the correct context root to what you have set up on your server?

if you are running and deploying to the server using eclipse there should be console output of what is happening, do you see any errors? if not, you are probably deploying successfully, but using a wrong context?

why are you casting everything to a string? for starters .subString will in fact return a string, and subString doesn't take parameters of (String, String).

there are various things which may cause this. I suspect the "page not found" and "resource not found" are the same error, just written differently.

i assume you have the application deployed correctly? what server were you using in netbeans to make it work? where does that port number come from?

the more information you can give, the most concrete answers we can give.

at runtime you need to specify the third party apis in your classpath, have you done that?

and why did you bump such an ancient thread?

lol, you are not trying to convince me, you need to convince google/gmail. I don't know how gmail decided spam / non-spam, and as bestjew said, this may not even be the case.

e.g. if you send a email through outlook or something, does it show up in your friend's inbox as spam?

if it doesn't, you can probably say it is because of the automation, and then you need to investigate what rules gmail / hotmail / yahoo etc have in place to determine "spam".

until you know that, you won't know what is required technically to fix this.

you need to make sure it is clear you are writing a mail client and not a "bot" which are mainly used for spam.

been listening to lily allen all of today. lol

cool, so where is the code?

I assume there is only 1 css file? paths are defined relative to the file, so if you have a file under /en/ and say / is your root, you would then need to have a path like ../ (i.e. go up 1 path).

the relative path as the files will interpret are fully expanded going to be looking for /en/en/navertica.css with the way you have it.

hope that helps

can you post your html (w/ javascript)?

EDIT: it should just be something like:

onclick="getProgress()"

you probably need to supply some more information. you say it only calls the method once, but are you sure this is the result of your onclick event? if it is infact calling it from the onclick, then each click should call it again, and maybe your output is not actually changing? this would then indicate a issue with your java, and not the java script.

good luck

what happens in other browsers? i tend to think it may be related to your network configuration.