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Re: [quote]I mean what should be sequence of things that will make learning convinent for me[/quote] Get a GOOD book. "Head First Servlets and JSP" is a good place to start, followed by "Java Server Pages, 3rd edition" (do NOT go for an previous edition or you get outdated knowledge) . … | |
Re: uh, it expects a far pointer to a DWORD, which is a far pointer to longword, not a longword. ![]() | |
Re: a simple counter comes to mind. Store those in a map indexed on character and loop through the input character by character. | |
Re: Discreet (Autodesk) have a free modelling tool called GMax you can download from their website (and is also distributed by many games these days). Aimed squarely at computer game users and manufacturers to create objects for a 3D gaming environment it's highly powerful and relatively easy to use. Not sure … | |
Re: Microsoft compilers are no harder to use than any other... It's just a different interface, with different commandline arguments and command names. The language itself is identical, though of course libraries will differ (and there Microsoft maintains the standard when it comes to Windows programming...). What's so difficult about typing … | |
Re: if you "just don't get" an introductory Java course, and are happy with a C overall, you may need to reconsider your career choices and switch to another line of studies. May sound harsh, but that's the long and short of it, as with those symptoms you'll never amount to … | |
Re: BMP are hardly ever needed, essentially they're useful only when you need to connect to a legacy system that's completely incompatible with CMP. | |
Re: first you learn English, next you learn to communicate. | |
Re: Someone employing either of the two tactics you describe would be rejected out of hand for most real jobs (maybe not for telemarketing and manning concession stands). You're showing yourself as obnoxious. Most likely you have indeed been rejected. While it would be good manners to notify you of that, … | |
Re: and why do this at all? When will kids learn that scriptlets are there for backwards compatibility only and should never have been invented? | |
Re: and don't mix stream io with oldstyle io. btw, Dani is quite correct. What counts for more than anything is how easy your code is to read (and therefore maintain). | |
Re: don't use them... That's the most useful advise to have. | |
Re: console applications by definition have none of that, as they're line in/out only. You seem to be thinking of a full-screen textmode application. Those are highly dependent on your environment. Each operating system and compiler will have its own libraries to create them. | |
Re: start by reading. we're not going to do your homework for you. | |
Re: it's VCs way of handling precompiled headers. | |
Re: it's easy. Start a Timer inside the servlet init method, set the servlet to load on web application startup, and away you go. | |
Re: It's now a piece of paper and a plastic card the size of an ATM card. I rarely see ads asking specifically for certifiable programmers, as most people who actually are certified know the value of the certification based on the difficulty of the exam, which is quite low. There … | |
Re: iow, you want to cheat. Such things already exist for almost every shooter out there, and people using them are cheaters. | |
Re: friend Complex operator+(Complex &operand); | |
Re: JME is a subset of JSE. The programming itself is pretty similar but more restricted (and as you're dealing with smaller screens you can do less with the screen layout too). Of course you also need to take the specific hardware you're programming for into account when programming JME as … | |
Re: [QUOTE=Narue;328167]>Borlan 4.52 doesn't support using namespace std; and #include <iostream> for some reason (HELP!)... I feel like I'm being ignored. Did you miss the part where I said you would have issues with Borland 4.5 not properly supporting C++?[/QUOTE] which C++ though... It supports the standard as it stood when … | |
Re: whatever happened to reading the documentation and some tutorials? Every question here is answered in full in the Tomcat documentation and examples. If you can't understand those there's no way you're going to understand having it explained by people here. And if you can't be bothered to read those and … | |
Re: I think you need a tutorial on the use of search engines... Use Google to look for one :) | |
Re: so it is pirated... It's being used outside the terms of the license which means it's pirated. If your friend is allowed to use the software his company bought at home that doesn't mean he's allowed to give it away to others (which IS piracy). And quite often companies tell … ![]() | |
Re: you quite obviously have an error in your javascript... | |
Re: you really think that kid will come back to do your homework for you when he's only posted that one message and that a year ago? | |
Re: several things wrong there, some of the terribly wrong. First, you don't properly close your database resources. That's the single greatest sin of anyone using JDBC and a major cause of application failure (even of multimillion Euro systems, I've seen it happen). Second, you're using the JDBC-ODBC bridge driver which … | |
Re: and he can't use MFC because VC2005E doesn't support MFC. ![]() | |
Re: you already wrote that method name in your question, thereby answering your own question. | |
Re: When you gain experience you get a feel for what's available in the standard API and where it will likely be. Until then, indeed spend a lot of time reading the API docs, just browse them and take a look at everything that's there. Even after years you'll still sometimes … | |
Re: a tool that translated gibberish like the stuff you're posting into English so people can actually understand your questions would be handy. | |
Re: uh, WHAT do you want? Your rant makes no sense at all. | |
Re: ah, at last someone took the trouble of converting it to pdf. First saw this one in a newsgroup some 10 years ago, and it wasn't new even then. But it's still funny. | |
Re: same thing, it's after all just another string. | |
Re: and even if you do, the display device has to know how to display those Unicode characters or it will show something else. | |
Re: uh, you want to do WHAT? You make about as much sense as a monkey typing away on a keyboard all on his own without the other infinite amount of monkeys he's working with to create the combined works of Shakespeare. | |
Re: what "RAD tool"? Hot deployment is a feature of the server, if it supports it and your "RAD tool" can make use of it, it should work. Read the documentation better. | |
Re: be more precise in your language use. Your writings are completely incomprehensible due to the volume of incorrect grammar and spelling. | |
Re: it's a single line of Javascript. Any decent book or tutorial should be able to tell you what it is. ![]() | |
Re: nope. the JVM will ONLY load classes it can find on its classpath (and that includes your application classes, if those aren't on the classpath it won't load them). Best set up the classpath when running the JVM, that way it's local to that instance of the JVM. That's achieved … | |
Re: ever heard of foreign keys? Look into that, all you really need is a reference to the table containing the information about a blog in the table containing information about the entries. | |
Re: if done properly, your JSPs won't have anything to do with the database so they won't change. Your servlets won't have much to do with the database so they most likely won't change either. Only your ORM mapping files and configuration files would change to take the different database configuration … | |
Re: don't use either. Both are end of life, no longer supported, and not to be used. Especially the BDK which was removed from suppport by Sun years ago (and you don't need it anyway). | |
Re: is it that time of the month again? Maybe we should make a calendar out of it, there's a very regular pattern in which homework questions appear when and in what order... | |
Re: CASE, haven't heard that acronym in almost 10 years. It's all "MDA" and "UML" these days... But if you mean that, look at Enterprise Architect. Far better than Rational, doesn't force you into their way of thinking and working, and is a lot cheaper too. | |
Re: APL and CDDL are good licenses. But yes, Creative Commons is better for documents like you are making. And as it's a cluster of different license modules, you can tune it to your liking. | |
Re: colleague exposed a scammer using eBay (not an eBay scammer). He got an offer to buy a car he thought was too good to be true, searched for the chassis number, and found the car listed in an expired auction on eBay. He contacted the person who had listed that … | |
Re: yes, you're in way over your head alright. Leave programming games, and especially largescale games, to experienced people and start with beginners' tutorials. You can NOT write the next Quake or Everquest on your own from the comfort of your bedroom, and especially not without years (think a decade) of … | |
Re: [quote] All I wish to know is, when someone types a certain string in, can i make the program start a download when they press enter after the typing? [/quote] yes, you can. |
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