Posts by sillyboy

this article is just stupid.

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.

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".

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.

I am worried when you say "their files", and "all over the world". If you are talking about files/database on some server then I would agree, but if you are talking about files on a client computer, then definitely not.

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 you will have x, y to satisfy your parameters.

good luck

there are a lot of duplicated values (e.g. classid). perhaps making these unique between the 2 objects will help...

ah yes, forgot about that, definitely needs to be considered...

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 code, it's just there to give you the idea.