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 | given the already provided answer, did he even read the rest of the thread? Does he even know what a palindrome is?  |
 | There is no need to. Noone wants to "steal your code", it's not worth it. By definition, anyone with a genuine need to protect his code from theft has the knowledge to prevent such theft. Anyone else doesn't produce code worth stealing. |
 | All Collections framework classes implement toString() to return a list of all elements in the Collection, calling the toString() of each element. |
| | Notepad might have an interface allowing you to insert text into its editor area from another process, but I don't know if it does and to be honest I doubt it. It's a primitive application (by design, it's designed to be light weight and simple) after all.  |
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| | no doubt using bots in runescape is as against the rules as it is in every other mmo, so why should we help you cheat? |
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 | Better get used to Visual Studio. It's the most used IDE for Windows development out there by far. It's actually a very good (in the later versions, not talking v.6 here) product, but it's very large and complex which means beginners often don't like it because there's so much to …  |
| | First things first: how do you come to the conclusion you've made about the prevalence of C++ in that field? Is that conclusion even correct (I've heard other things, but no conclusive data either way)? |
| | [QUOTE=Rashakil Fol;1108230]I hope someday India will fix its education system, and when it does, it will take over the world because Indians are the most naturally intelligent people in the world.[/QUOTE] Both your posts show that you're completely and utterly wrong. Indians are apparently still under the mistaken impression that …  |
| | offshoring is actually slowing down considerably and companies are even starting to abandon their offshoring operations now that they're finding out that it costs more than the benefits. Those Indians (or others) might only cost 1/4 of what an American or European does, but they're only 20% as efficient, leading … |
| | That would all depend on the DNS server you're running. If it has an external API to allow things like that, you could try calling that. |
| | [QUOTE]Why command line? when you can develop the same thing in Netbeans or Eclipse within less time leading to more productivity rather than typing all command line ant thing and writing boilerplate web.xml.[/QUOTE] Because you have to actually learn to program rather than learn to click buttons in some IDE. … |
| | What "security" are you looking for here? Is username/password not enough and you want something better? Are you worried about credentials being transmitted in cleartext? Are you worried about the way your credentials are stored in the database? Or do you think something else isn't "secure enough"? |
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| | Visual C++ 6 doesn't implement the full ISO/ANSI standard. It also doesn't support .NET or 64 bit development. Of course it doesn't support the XP LAF, it is targetted at Windows 95, 10 years older. That can maybe be changed by using 3rd party GUI libraries, but not natively. |
| | 1) you should never use Java code inside a JSP. It's possible, it's there for legacy reasons, but that doesn't mean it's the way to go. Use jstl or jsf instead and handle all business logic in servlets or backing beans. 2) There is no "method X", there is a … |
| | Nothing urgent about it for any of us. You should have started earlier if you think 10 more hours isn't enough. |
| | Re: methods the mistake is that you think your calculation results in a floating point number. It doesn't, it results in an integer number. |
| | you need to call the application using the actual address of your computer on the network, whatever that is. And even then it won't work unless your computer exposes the server to the outside world, which depends on things like firewall and router settings. |
| | Was probably one of the first users of Netbeans (version 1.1 I think was the first I tried). Also used Eclipse (from 2.1), JBuilder (from 2.0), JDeveloper, JCreator, IntelliJ, and a host of others. IntelliJ beats them all. |
| | you can't make that work, as Windows will not allow files that are open by another process to be renamed. Under Unix OSs it might work.  |
| | Re: Exception in jsp says it all, the file isn't there. Place the correct file in the correct place and try again. |
| | [QUOTE=arh;283325]Yes, this is similar to my reply. Strings cannot be changed. Therefore to change a string you have to make a new one. You will have 2 different strings in the heap.[/QUOTE] No, you don't understand the difference between pass by value, pass by reference, and immutable variables. Strings are …  |
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 | Re: Dani's Cookbook [QUOTE=alc6379]Sounds yummy! Say, what type of sauces would you recommend with that?[/QUOTE] Sauce? Sauce is advanced cooking, not introductory stuff :mrgreen: I must admit I've not done much real cooking lately. Living alone and getting home quite late from work most days doesn't invite cooking, so I just slap some … |
| | English and Dutch versions of KAV 4.5 and 5.0 are not affected by this in my experience (having run them successfully under XP SP2). The only trouble I have found thus far is that the system scan hangs the machine when attempting to scan <winroot>/inf/unregmp2.exe This problem has persisted over … |
 | write a distributed generator for project titles. Should come in handy for websites like this, kids could just click a button and get a random project. Saves us a lot of work answering the dozens of questions each semester from kids having to think of a project to do for …  |
| | nothing to do with Java, must be a problem with Compuserve (AOL... says enough). |
| | if the DrawingTool class draws with the forward() method it might... I've never heard of that class so it's hard to tell. |
 | graphics.h is a very old library for doing graphics in DOS with Borland C++ 3.x. It's not supported under Windows, and the compiler isn't supported either. |
 | You insert looks right. For remove you should really make a small drawing on paper on what you need to do. Find the record to remove, and set the next of the record before it to the record next of the record you want to remove is pointing to. That's … |
| | you can't negate a String, only a boolean. I've no clue what you're trying to accomplish there so can't help you out. |
| | as a freelancer you'll never get a job without experience in your chosen field. So do some projects on your own expense first to learn, then maybe try for joining some open source venture as a contributor, and then you might consider trying to state you know JSP on your … |
| | Re: Project topics is it that time of year again? Can't kids think up their own topics anymore? What's happened to creativity? Or is that all dumped into your playstations? Might be time someone created an automatic random project idea generator, would save us all a ton of time answering questions like this. |
| | Re: Sentinel control So, you've laid out your entire algorithm. Now all YOU have to do is translate that to Java. Noone here is going to do your homework for you, but if you get stuck after making a good start we'll be happy to give you a hand in completing it. |
| | the only SAS I know of is the Special Air Service of the British Royal Army. To get accepted by them you have to be a member in good standing of the Royal Army or Royal Marines, and pass an extremely rigorous physical examination and survival course. Out of every …  |
| | given the current state of BWIA you could set the date into the future and output 0 for every category as they're almost bankrupt :) What output will you need? How complex does the calculation need to be? If you want it truly realistic the number of factors is so … |
 | such "tests" are as valid as horoscopes... They tell you what you WANT to hear about yourself, which makes you feel good. |
| | far more damaging is all the information those people carry out in their heads! All the years of training you spend on them, all the secrets about your company processes and products they accumulated through creating them. Must not allow your people to take their heads out of the building! |
| | still waiting for that random project title generator... Write it and you'll never have to ask others to do your thinking for you (at least as far as thinking up project titles is concerned). |
| | Did you add an import statement to the JSP declaration? |
| | [QUOTE=jbennet;380132]Yeah i hate the way that our country now (eek maybe ill be arrested by the thaught police). Its a police state now.[/QUOTE] That's what you get for voting IngSoc into power (even if they call themselves "New" Labour, you should know by now that IngSoc doesn't care about truth). |
| | as that code is C, not C++, unlikely. You can't convert that code from C++ to C# for the same reason. |
| | >>i am ne wto ruby on rails,plzz what in the world does that mean :eek: :eek: Looks like half English and half Gibberish. It isn't, it's Elbonian. It's the new language of inner city ghettos, spreading across the world from India. |
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| | it has nothing to do with JSP either (and anyone doing something like this in a JSP should be shot, preferably in the gut, and left for the vultures). |
| | Use Tomcat 5 instead, Tomcat 3 is extremely outdated and doesn't understand current JSP programming systems which is what you should be using (JSTL mainly). Installation is simple following the instructions from the download site ([url]http://jakarta.apache.org[/url] ). |
| | in a binary tree every branch has 2 branches leading from it (ok, in reality it could be one but I'm taking the perfectly ballanced tree here). It's therefore impossible to remove a node without rebuilding the entire tree, as just linking the children of that node to the parent … |
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