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xslt and css.

also make sure your ISP actually allows you to host a server on your connection. Many apparently do not (mine does, if they didn't they'd be looking rather silly as they provide me with server to server mail delivery among other things). Do make sure you have everything properly secured …

tell your boss you lied on your job interview and you don't actually have the skills he thinks you have. He'll do what is best for the company, which will probably be to kick you out of the building with maybe a lawsuit to recover damages from you. That's what …

Java isn't the hardest language to master by far. In fact the core language is quite easy. If you want hard, think C or Assembler. Programming any language though is like playing the guitar. It's easy to learn for most people, but very hard to learn well.

[QUOTE=Ravalon;305255]If lotsofsloths' compiler supports <iostream> then it supports <string> or needs to be thrown away. ;)[/QUOTE] if it doesn't support either of them it needs to be thrown away...

that's in fact an excellent program. It compiles, it runs, and all without errors.

fronthand and backhand are terms in some sport maybe, certainly not in the world of computing. IF you can do what you want to and hotdeploy just a jar, the documentation for your version of websphere will tell you how to do it. BUT it is highly unlikely you can …

start reading the assignment. It tels you where to start AND what to do...

installing Tomcat can be (if you don't need anythin fancy, and you don't for learning) as simple as unzipping the distribution archive somewhere (whereever you like).

There's nothing inherently illegal about systems to read and write swipecards. Many companies use them for all kinds of purposes, from customer reward programs to security access clearance. The systems to read and write them are readily available on the open market.

You don't deploy the stubs to the application server, it generates them as needed. You're getting errors because the stubs you're supplying don't match those that are generated on the fly. The problem here is most likely a classloader issue.

racism is rampant in every country on this planet. It is fed by one group being given preferential treatment over another (or wanting to dominate the other). In the UK (and indeed in most of Europe) "minorities" are given preferential treatment everywhere, and are resented for that. In Zimbadwe minorities …

And split your code into several classes. The signal processing code is completely independent from the user interface and should not be a part of the user interface code. Check Sun's website for the Java code conventions to learn how to properly name classes, methods, and variables (as well as …

Yes, you will need networking code and thus sockets (or RMI, but that's built on top of sockets). You'll also need multithreading, and some user interface technology (most likely Swing). Learn each separately, then try combining them. The code required is non-trivial, best get a good book on Java network …

You can get good OR cheap, not both.

globals are evil. They reek of design errors. But if you insist on using them, put them in a header file you #include in everything.

Both samples work correctly, for a given definition of what the program should do...

[QUOTE=cscgal;296962]To HTML encode a string is to convert the " to &quot; and < to &lt; and > to &gt; and & to &amp; and you get the idea :) Essentially it's just a simple find and replace of those few things.[/QUOTE] hmm, except if the string represents PCDATA in …

It's also not at all urgent. Maybe in a decade or so someone we may be able to schedule someone to look at it, our calendar is filled with more urgent things to do (like reading nice books, watching movies, and talking to the dog) until then.

Or just read the product documentation...

that's the only possible reason I see. A major flaw is also the use of what seems to be a global variable, isbn should really be a parameter to the method and be checked for length and nullness as well.

Starting with VB will only teach poor practice, don't do it. Java is a better option, but will take you as long to master as does C++. C# seems to be a slightly smaller language to learn. What language you start with hardly matters as long as it's a good …

[QUOTE=aniseed;302700]That post is over 2.5 years old when Java 5 wasn't even around.[/QUOTE] There is no Java 5, making his comment even more out of place.

The actual language matters less than that you get the best possible training. A LOT (probably the majority) of people starting out get terrible training and either give up or turn into a liability for future colleagues.

domain squatting and domain hijacking are despicable and often criminal activities. Anyone involved in them should (and often is) sued to hell and back and ordered to hand over the good while paying compensation to the people they tried to defraud.

that might be easier to program, but it's not a desirable solution. If the file gets larger it will inevitably be a LOT slower than modifying the existing file. It could also easily lead to out of memory errors.

XSLT is the tool for the job, you just need to write an XSLT stylesheet to perform the transformation you want, and away you go. How you write that XSLT is the tricky part, books have been written about it. It's a complex programming language in its own right.

".i may be not become a good programmer,i want to be one." Wrong attitude. Why should we help someone becoming a bad programmer? There are more than enough bad programmers already... As to examples of programs using sorting algorithms, just look around you. You find sorted lists of stuff everywhere.

his Circle class only has a no-argument constructor ;)

If you have trust in your idea making you tons of money, you should have enough trust in it to take out the loans to get the hosting and equipment you need. If you don't have that amount of trust, no investor will have enough trust in you to give …

have you tried? If so what did you try? This is rather trivial, you should be easily able to figure it out for yourself.

please take care to post in correct English gstalker. It only takes a fraction of a second longer to type and saves people a lot of effort in understanding what you're trying to tell them.

hardly urgent. In fact there's no urgency at all. You're effectively saying that you're more important than anyone or anything else, including the work that pays my rent and dinner. That's extremely rude, and a blatant lie.

Sure there are books to teach you the skills, but without a lot of experience you're not going to make a decent instrument. Electrics are easier than acoustics, as the main body has only a decorative function (and serves as something to hold on to and bolt the electronics and …

You can run your own DNS server which should give you the means to call the machines on your own network whatever you want. But those names will NOT be visible by anyone outside that network.

J2EE is an extremely large subject. No one book is going to tell you all of it, certainly not in enough depth to be of any real use at all. So start with defining what area of J2EE you're interested in and maybe some useful titles can be provided to …

interesting how he doesn't include a picture of himself... I'm the one behind the camera, the person in the black helicopter, who goes unseen and all seeing. Muhahaha

if you don't get a response, that doesn't mean it isn't being read and acted upon. PMs like that will likely be read and acted upon, but you won't get a response telling you so. PMs asking for personal help or other favours will however be discarded.

can't type here what I can't type or I would be able to type it... :)

that's not always enough. Special stuff is needed, which is only added by installer creators designed for Visual Studio 2005.

There is no Turbo C 3, but there is a Turbo C++ 3... There are still BGI tutorials floating around the net, and maybe some books in used book sales stuffing up old basement collections. Pretty useless these days, I'd not spend any time on it.

Culture: if you spend your time downloading pirated music, movies, and especially software (which in many groups is seen as "kewl") you're far more likely to get infected with all kinds of nasty stuff than when you stay legal. Same thing: if you are part of the anti-Microsoft crowd (another …

Correct. Anything that says "in 21 days", "in 24 hours", or similar things in the title (and most books saying "mastering") are to be avoided like the plague. They "teach" poor practice, incomplete skills, and no long term retention, leaving the reader just dangerous enough to royally mess up a …

Tuition in Germany isn't free, certainly not for foreigners. German citizens may get sharply reduced fees, maybe even free education (except for books, etc.), but that's not really free as it's paid for out of astronomically high income taxes (like in many other EU countries) their parents (and maybe they …

It is the correct number. Remember most things in Java are zero based :)

poor choice of tag names, and I'd put the delivery information in its own container structure. What you call "description" is really a pizza.

Extremely hard to tell which system is better value for money. Not only don't you tell us what you want to do with it but the specs are incomplete as well. Personally I'm extremely wary of on-board videocards. They cost you main RAM, most of them will reserve 128-256MB RAM …

In fact you should start learning Ruby WELL first and only after achieving that try for Rails... Way too many (mostly young) people dive into the deep end without understanding the fundamentals and either turn into coders producing crap (and thus making the entire industry look bad) or give up …

no need to crosspost. Other version moved to html forum as this is an html question.

I'll buy it when and if I buy a new computer to run Windows before a replacement becomes available. As I don't know when and if either of those conditions will be met I can't at the moment make any predictions one way or the other. Or to put it …