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well, it tells you what it thinks the problem is. You don't have a JDK installed and properly configured. Your tutorial probably assumes an older version of Notbeans, or another IDE altogether. You'll need to do some thinking of your own rather than mindlessly push buttons.

IF it's an executable jar, "java -jar <jarfile.jar>" where <jarfile.jar> is the filename of the jarfile (fully qualified if not on the current system path). If it's not an executable jar, you can't obviously run it. You can however run a class inside it (if it has a main method) …

MiG-29. I'd have to look up some data to find out the exact submodel used by the Luftwaffe, but I believe it's the A. And no, that's not a difficult one at all.

Hibernate comes with very good documentation. but if you don't know how to use properties files, you're not ready for Hibernate. I'd say you're not ready for JDBC either.

[code] $ apachectl start & [/code]

tell us what you think is wrong, and we may tell you whether you're right.

not. That's not what JSP are to be used for.

[quote]What if I fill the gun with 5/6? You still have a 50-50 chance of being shot? [/quote] On the first pull of the trigger, there's indeed a 50% chance. There's either a bullet there or there's not. Of course depending on the gun the chance of getting shot might …

another lazy schoolkid that's too stupid to think for itself and too lazy to use a search engine. And as usual it originates in India, land of lazy kids who only want a fast track to an H1b or similar so they can steal American and European jobs.

[code]if (custNumber.length() !=6)[/code] Doesn't take strings longer than 6 characters (which are allowed) into account. Everywhere else, take the actual length instead of 6 as the limit, and keep in mind that the index starts at 0, not 1. Then think about what you're doing. You reject the string as …

by learning all about master-detail forms and queries, and learning why you should not use Java code from JSP.

without knowing what you did, there's no telling what you did wrong.

FailureToReadTheFineManualException, redo from start. FailureToListenToAdviceError, application terminated.

but that's too much work. After all it would take a few minutes instead of a few seconds, and that's time away from the playstation...

I wonder why he didn't simply look at Oracle's website where he'd have found out that the current production version is 11, 10 is still supported, and 9 long gone. He'd also have found complete product documentation, as well as product downloads for development and testing (but NOT operational) use.

you can't catch it, at least not reliably. There are many ways to close a window, some can be caught, some can not. I actually did extensive research into that several years ago, and that was the conclusion. Instead you should learn how to monitor session timeouts and act on …

It's quite simple. The Timer runs in parallel to the code that calls it. So your method returns immediately, and the dialog is disposed of before the Timer ever completes and starts moving the window (which at that point no longer exists).

whichever it is, I doubt it allows for unmatched quotes...

I wouldn't know. As soon as I see a tag starting a scriptlet I quit reading and give the canned answer to not use Java code in JSP.

use another tutorial... There is a lot of excellent documentation included with Apache Xerces for example. And the documentation that you can get for the JDK is also extremely complete.

If you have no time to do your own research, we have no time to help you.

I wonder why anyone would still use an unsupported version...

there are many ways to do something like that. The Java application (most likely a servlet or EJB) can send the email and automatically handle the response. The database can do so as well. Or there can be a human being typing it all in. And no, noone is going …

bad cable? That router does come with WiFi disabled out of the box I believe (it's been a while) so you will have to connect to it using a normal UTP cable to configure it. And yes, it should work fine with no modem plugged in, I used it like …

and your problem? Or are you just another lazy homework kiddo that wants real people to do its homework for it because it's too busy playing computer games or watching television?

Most FUN car I've ever driven was a 2004 Mustang. Best overall car I've ever driven was a 1995 (or so) BMW 530i. Best value for money car I've driven is probably a 2000 Ford Focus TDCi. Focus is great to drive and relatively cheap to maintain and drive, but …

if you want to connect the printer to the router directly you need not just a router that supports it but also a printer that has a network interface (most don't). Just turn on sharing for the printer on the computer it's connected to and you should be able to …

Internally, the JVM has a thread scheduler. How it works depends on the hardware and operating system architecture it's implemented on (so may differ) but generally it will be preemptive.

Eclipse is faster, more stable, and more userfriendly. Netbeans has a superior editor for Swing forms. Given a choice though I choose neither, but use IntelliJ. The price is low, and quickly earned back in increased productivity and decreased frustration.

doesn't even have to be an inner class :)

I think you would be best off creating that model in a dedicated 3D modelling application. Something like Blender or (if you have money enough) 3DSMax or Maya (or AutoCAD depending on what you want to do with it.

you could start by not hijacking long dead threads in totally irrelevant forums. Learning Matlab could also come in handy.

what game is called "game" (which is what "ludo" means...)?

you could have known you'd need to have your submission ready months ago. The fact that you've not even started writing one yet shows that you're not interested whatsoever in doing your job. That means that we don't want you as a potential colleague, as you'd be unreliable and almost …

the bridge driver was created before scrollable resultsets were invented... And of course using CallableStatement to access SQL (rather than call a stored procedure) is idiotic. Kid, do as you were told and work your way through the JDBC tutorial.

you don't need special tools. A text editor is quite enough.

totally irrelevant to this forum.

A bean has no "value". What "doesn't work" anyway? What do you expect to happen and what do you observe as happening?

Both of you should read the announcement of the rules. NO HOMEWORK HELP to be either given or requested. We're NOT here to do your homework for you, and that includes both of you.

it's quite easy actually. Realise that the thief can stay on either side of the river as long as she's all alone. Similarly the girls (or boys, or any combination thereof) can also stay on a side of the river without parents present. After a few false starts it wasn't …

Class files can only be loaded from the same source as the html. When running in AppletViewer that can be the filesystem, when running in a browser security settings may well prevent that.

Elvis was NOT abducted by aliens. He hitched a ride, the Guide says so.

Godaddy is a large hosting company.

not. That's not what you use JSP for.

and in web services stacks for preprocessing the incoming SOAP message headers, a requirement of the specification.

that didn't work. Try again using the correct code tags for this forum software and asking an actual question (you didn't...).

Without knowing what you actually want to do, you should not even think about hacking out some code... First get those specs down on paper, so you actually know what you're talking about. So again, do you want to store the actual file or do you want to parse the …

not something you should use JSP for... It's for outputting text data, not for anything else. And your second question is all about html, javascript, and CSS. Best ask that in a web design forum.

whatever "it" is, it's unlikely you should do "it" using just JSP anyway.

does that include chocolate?