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thanks kids. I'm not quite dead yet :)

And most of those schemes also work only if you can get a high number of people to do the same thing... For example you must buy 3 items out of a list of 10, and then get 10 people to do the same thing before you get the "free" …

It's a port of the Linux C++ compiler to Win32, able to create Win32 console applications (and with addon libraries graphical applications as well most likely).

People believe the weirdest thing. The more unrealistic a scenario is it seems the easier it is for the uninitiated to believe it. I make perfect use of that by spreading rumours like this to hide my real operations towards taking over the world. And before you say you've never …

passing data between pages is always a matter of setting that data up as request parameters, either using a script to create the request string on the fly or by sending it as html form fields.

huh? what are you trying to do?

it is rather simple if you know math and programming. Sadly a lot of people lack the math, and a lot of people lack the programming. A rather large subgroup of those 2 groups lacks both.

Struts is no J2EE technology, rather it's a rather old and overly complicated application framework built on some J2EE components. MVC is no J2EE technology either but an application architecture commonly used in J2EE applications. I doubt there are many systems that use the entire J2EE platform, it's just too …

Take a look at Java webstart. It's an integrated component of the Java platform for installing software over networks (including the internet).

Unless the matrix is square you won't be able to handle that, as arrays are immutable in size. [code] | 1 2 3 | | 4 5 6 | == [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]] [/code] Can't be put in the same array as [code] | 1 4 | | 2 5 | | …

Only the window that has keyboard focus can receive keyboard events AFAIK. You'll have to instead create some interface that will allow the virtual keyboard to send data to your application forms and fill them that way, working outside the Windows message dispatcher system. Maybe it's changed though, I've not …

There are also special cleaning agents for LCD screens, might be hard to get outside office supply companies. Sometimes companies selling accessoiries for PDAs have them.

did you install iTunes on the PC?

convert them both to a numerical data type and then add them together. Very easy.

I'd not buy a budget board... It's the one component that's hell to upgrade, so you'd better buy the best you can get.

check any of the thousands of explanations on how to implement a linked list that exist. Basically just point the element before the one that is to be deleted to the one that the element you're deleting is pointing to and set the pointer in that element to null. [code] …

Collections API can do all that and a lot more. I wonder why teachers choose Java as a language for teaching and then expect their students to do things in it that the core API can do very well thank you. I know the curiculum is left over from C, …

Good thing you didn't ask what I have used over time, or I'd have to wear out my mouse ;)

That's not part of the POP3 protocol.

You can't execute Java code from a Javascript function directly. All you can do is have the Javascript generate an Http request to a servlet which can execute the Java code for you and optionally return something which your Javascript could then use to generate content for your page. It …

and to remain free: - don't use P2P networks - don't use pirated software - don't click on any popup ads - be very careful about banner ads. Only click them if they're from reputable companies. - get rid of Norton and get a GOOD virus scanner - run a …

I don't think office type applications (wordprocessors, spreadsheets) work well in a browser environment. The client is too restrictive. For your other question: D&D is built in these days, just read some books on Swing. Charting components are to be found all over the web, search engines are your friend.

Thread.sleep() comes to mind.

A JScrollPane will not be in any way visible itself unless and until there is a need to display the scrollbars (or you've done something to explicitly show those always).

So it's your homework indeed and we're not here to do it for you. There's ample documentation about how to write javadoc online and included with the JDK documentation, read it. Or buy a book about the subject and read that.

JSP is part of the JEE (J2EE) platform. A JSP page is equivalent to an ASP page though far nicer, especially if you (as you should) use JSTL or JSF (yah, more acronyms!). JBoss is simply a J2EE compatible application server, overkill for a JSP application. Javabeans are equivalent to …

The total data size is a good number, or take an estimate of the total time needed. How often you update is up to you, after each Xth read operation would be good (where X is a number you decide on based on performance). Updating after every read might cause …

The Sun tutorials are a good place to start, they're meant for people with no prior knowledge (if you start from the beginning) ;) Or better yet get yourself a Good Book like HeadFirst Java (2nd edition) by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates.

you will need to supply the runtime components (jarfiles) with your application.

Used to have one. Didn't replace it when it broke as I hardly ever used it. They DID however bring me a nice job writing software for them, so they can be useful :) The customer loves the productivity gain they got from giving their field force PDAs with custom …

Merry Christmas to you too, and a good new year.

Swing superceded AWT, it's far more powerful, faster (if programmed properly), and looks better. There are several third party libraries as well, most well known of them being SWT. Problem with most of them is that they're incomplete, not platform independent, yield poor performance, and/or are poorly tested.

complicated? A single line in a config file (which is what the manifest is) is complicated?

Make sure the image is reachable through an http request to your web application server (or elsewhere).

the double quotes are supposed to be there. ALL attributes in html and xml files should always be quoted.

When you use the appletviewer you're not restricted by the security limitations imposed on applets. When you run it in a browser you are so restricted. One of those restrictions is the inability to access any data that doesn't reside in the same location as the applet itself (which includes …

Do your own homework, we're not here to teach you that you can sit back on your lazy arse while others do your job for you.

have you tried setting the background of the JScrollPane? Might require a custom JScrollPane descendent to draw it, I never attempted anything of the kind.

I hope you're sending the form to a servlet. If so, indeed simply get the values using request.getParameter(), and send them to the database using whatever mechanism you decided to use for that (Hibernate, JDO, direct JDBC, or whatever).

[QUOTE=Ghost]Hi, It seems like it still doesn't work. All the buttons somehow become disabled after I click connect and they both connect. [/QUOTE] that should tell you a lot of what's happening. Ever heard of multithreading? You're going to need it if you don't want your application to just block …

read the filenames into a List, generate a sequence of random numbers, et voila.

Do your own homework kid. If you don't know what a constructor is, read some tutorials or maybe it's time to open those course instructions for a change and maybe pay attention in class instead of browsing nekkid women on the web.

1) the result of your comparison is thrown away as soon as you exit your findSmallest method, so you might as well not have run that method in the first place. 2) Java doesn't have operator overloading so you can't use mathematical operators on class instances. Your class is obviously …

learn to do things outside your IDE. RMI works just fine if you program it correctly, so should CORBA (if you have all the correct services running etc. etc.).

Without knowing the entire structure of your blocks and the errors you're getting it's impossible to tell what you're doing wrong. Most likely your blocks aren't properly nested though, causing some checked exceptions to not be caught.

Nothing wrong. Delphi knows about client area coordinates, Windows does not. So you will need to override those handlers to do the translation between the two yourself.

create the user interface on the fly depending on what features the stream supports.

hmm, prawn cocktail. Grilled prawn, indeed with soy sauce. Also make a great ingredient for paella.

You're a year late and you haven't even started yet? I want to speak to the teacher who doesn't give an automatic failure when an assignment is overdue by that much to a (supposed) student too lazy to even try to complete it on its own.

architecture is a very broad thing. You are supposed to talk about what, the general architecture of the language? Or architecting software to be written in Java? Limit yourself to a small part of the language. The architecture of the Collections framework for example, or Swing.