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anyway, I don't see a single questionmark in there so there's no question at all, just a random collection of words that may or may not represent sentences when placed together in random order.

single signon is certainly possible, but will require the components taking part in it to be coded for it (basically calling the SSO package instead of handling authentication and authorisation themselves).

Use Axis instead. Apache SOAP is way too old and no longer maintained. I don't see any SOAP related classes in there either, so I must assume (also because of the unrelated exception) that you did in fact NOT add the required jars to the web application classpath at all.

do an integer division by 2 and check if the modulo is 0.

[QUOTE=sunnypalsingh;291333]But class B doesn't have any virtual function? So what's the point of pointer to virtual table for class B? Isn't the sizeof class B 4 because of the subobject A?[/QUOTE] Narue was speaking in general terms. VTables do influence class size, just as do data members of superclasses.

the most widely used application written (largely) in C++ is Windows XP. [edit]Oops! sorry, I didn't mean to [b]edit[/b] your post.

[quote]Good logic. How does this function do that? The first time you enter both loops you exit the entire function, never setting a thing.[/quote] Would it even compile... He's returning a boolean from a constructor, AFAIK constructors aren't allowed to have returnvalues (but I admit my C++ is rusty). [quote] …

From the Javadoc: [quote] Note that backslashes (\) and dollar signs ($) in the replacement string may cause the results to be different than if it were being treated as a literal replacement string. Dollar signs may be treated as references to captured subsequences as described above, and backslashes are …

the API docs won't help you there, you'll need to read a decent book about Java instead. Chapter 1 of the langauge specification for example has the answer you need (though it doesn't go into minute detail, but neither does your question). You can download it as a PDF or …

Every decent tutorial about applets should have that information. Several of the demonstration applets that ship with the JDK also use parameters.

show some effort and come up with real questions. Don't just copy your entire assignment and wait for people to do it for you. 1) We're not here to do your homework. 2) If you don't do it yourself you'll never learn anything, and we don't want stupid kids with …

The idea is to think and get your own ideas rather than regurgitate things others came up with.

One of the things you're supposed to learn is thinking for yourself. That includes coming up with your own ideas...

Maybe a bit harsh, but it would maybe at last do something about operators of sites that don't bother to self-police and set policies against their users publishing pirated or otherwise illegal content.

1) we're not here to do your homework. 2) we're not here at your beg and call to jump whenever you are in a hurry. Plan your time better. Do your own research, and come with specific questions about areas where you're stuck, you might actually learn something (I know …

Which no doubt isn't enough and might not even be accurate... At most it tells you whether the string [B]could[/B] represent a US SSN, not whether it actually does. And if there are more restrictions on how an SSN is constructed it may not do even that.

[quote] StreamTokenizer(InputStream is) Deprecated. As of JDK version 1.1, the preferred way to tokenize an input stream is to convert it into a character stream, for example: Reader r = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is)); StreamTokenizer st = new StreamTokenizer(r); [/quote] Why are you using a deprecated constructor? You should ALWAYS avoid …

In this particular case it probably wouldn't make any difference as String is immutable. If a member isn't and doesn't implement Cloneable you'll have to explicitly make a deep copy yourself. There might be more to it, I've not used Cloneable extensively myself, but that's how I understand it to …

don't know. If it is Nokia paid for the license for my smartphone ;)

yes, Return of the Jedi must be my favourite too. But to be honest any of the first trilogy blows the second trilogy to pieces. Of course the true bad guys are Skywalker and his rebel terrorists.

see the documentation for String.replaceAll(String, String).

I doubt the OP will ever read that. He posted his question over 18 months ago and never was seen again...

Last cheat I used (if you can call it that) was in Dune 2, hacking into the data files to increase the max unit count.

I've only twice had trouble with Maxtor drives in a decade (and using about a dozen of them). Neither was the fault of the drive (bad controller on the motherboard blew them) yet in both cases Maxtor replaced the drive under warranty. Contact them, their support department is good.

Get yourself a good book, and start reading. Here's an excellent one (in fact one of the very few really good books about it): [url]http://www.bookpool.com/sm/0321349601[/url]

[quote] Are you noticing something about that poll, guys? All the people who voted for the second option, "It's alright to keep discussions in their own language forums" are people who I suspect don't even program! I don't think their votes should count . [/quote] In other words, people who …

You can't run ASP inside a JVM. You can make an HTTP request to the server from which you got the applet, calling the ASP, and do something with the result. Assuming of course you're hosting your applet on a server that can execute ASP.

or you can write your own, outputting SLK for example. The format is well described and though messy offers flexibility. Technically of course you wouldn't have to do anything as Excel can read and interpret CSV files directly ;)

find a hosting provider for it, or install your own servlet engine.

And why would that be clearer? There's no reason at all to do that, unless maybe you've been stupid enough to define one of your class' methods to have an identical signature to a standard library function. But in that case you should rename your own method...

Why are SF and Westerns classes of their own and not literature/fiction? Are they not good enough? Are they somehow worse than the kind of crap you could read in Reader's Digest (which would fall under literature in your breakdown)? I read a lot, mostly SF&Fantasy but far from exclusively …

For decades Christmas has been a time when the whole family would get together for a few days, topped with common lunch and dinner. After my grandmother died and my sister got married that slowly got less and less, and this year for the first time ever we're not going …

If you look in my personal library, you'll notice a certain tendency to buy different editions of the Lord Of the Rings (and secondary literature to go with it). I currently own 6 editions, have owned 2 more but gave them away when they became rather dogeared. Must have read …

That's distinct pageviews, not visitors... If people reload the page, another pageview.

Says who? For all you know it's already run by a bunch of wombats... From usenet (news:alt.fan.pratchett) harvested today: [QUOTE]> >> > > > I'm not really sure whether Wombats are any good. > >> > > >> > I dunno - maybe if we send England out with wombats …

That is possible, except you need to enter the key during installation so you wouldn't get very far. But the keys themselves aren't specific to a CD, so each CD will work with each key you may have (for the same version of XP of course, an XP Pro key …

there is no "main function" in Java, only a "main method". It is required to have the exact signature "public static void main(String[] args)" or a lexical equivalent (it can for example be made final, or you may use another name instead of args). Without that the JVM will not …

usually 4-5 hours.

And what is the question?

There is no such thing as "the ends are one degree apart" in mathematics. You probably mean you want to draw lines at angles offset from each other by one degree and originating all at the same point. Nothing hard about that, just look at the line drawing methods and …

You can't. A class knows nothing about classes deriving from it and even less about other classes deriving from its own baseclass.

You do I hope realise that it's very bad practice to do such things in a JSP? Send the form submit to a servlet and do it there, then send the result of that operation back to a JSP for display.

no need to post the same thing all over the web :) In danger of repeating myself: there is no real "guide". If you determine you're running out of memory and are sure it's not a leak, give the JVM some more of the stuff. I've now upgraded Eclipse to …

[QUOTE=jbennet;283634]do you get brown sause outsisde the uk?[/QUOTE] buy one bottle of tomato ketchup. Empty into bowl. Let sit on a table for several weeks. You'll have either brown sauce or wildly coloured sauce :mrgreen: [quote]I actually quite like British food: I had the opportunity to experience it firsthand on …

get a good book instead, and ditch Netbeans until you know what you're doing.

Personally I like TopStyle Pro ([url]http://www.bradsoft.com)[/url]. No flashy WYSIWYDG (what you see is what you don't get) interface, but a solid high performance code editor. And it integrates into Dreamweaver if you go for that kind of thing :)

Javascript isn't Java, neither is ASP.

Sounds highly unlikely. I've NEVER heard of a legitimate online store that requires you to pay for the privilege of doing business there. Easiest of course is to just try...

yes, the title of this tutorial is slightly misleading.

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