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You can't, period. There are some tools that will create exe-wrappers but they effectively just pack an entire JVM in with the classfiles. Create an executable Jar instead, that can then be run on any computer that has a JVM installed by either double clicking on it (if the machine …

Could be useful for DEsoldering electrified fences :)

It's been suspected that some people have a natural immunity against the virus, or rather immune systems that can successfully fight it off, but this is the first case in which it has been shown under controlled conditions (meaning, no chance of mixups in the samples and results, results verified …

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geek[/url] But generally people use it as an insult to hurt those who know about computers and get good grades in school while not being interested in what really matters to the ztupids (meaning girls, booze, sports, and dressing up just like them).

If you want to WRITE software, you're in the wrong department with your study. You're learning to write ABOUT software, mainly sales brochures :) I fully agree that you can't manage a development team properly without having time in the trenches, too many people try and make miserable managers because …

Norton replaces some Microsoft files when you install it with its own and doesn't remove those when you uninstall Norton (at least some Norton products do this, maybe not all). The ONLY way to get rid of those products is to reinstall Windows from scratch (format harddisk, install Windows), just …

They're 90% databases for the companies running them in which willing victims input massive amounts of information that can be used against them for direct marketing purposes. They're MARKETED to those victims as "new ways to meet people with the same interests", as if it really matters to know that …

The logical choice would be to use the ternary operator here (check your language tutorial to find out what it is and how to use it). You should also really consider cleaning up your program, it is terrible to read making it hard to understand and maintain.

The Javadoc is accessible from [url]http://java.sun.com[/url] but you should really download and install it. Like with all Windows you can call setBounds() on it to set the position and size. A JDialog cannot exist INSIDE another component, it can exist as a child of one.

Bankruptcy will stay on your credit sheet a LONG time, you'll effectively not be able to get another loan for anything, possibly for the rest of your life.

From the command line simply type "jar" to get an explanation on how to use the command. There's also a manual provided in the JDK documentation kit.

any old stereos around the house? Maybe an old VCR you no longer use? That microwave looks ready for replacement. come to think, maybe I shouldn't have returned that broken down microwave to the store when buying a new one a few months ago... Remove the glass door and put …

Sounds like you're not properly releasing database connections and your application is getting starved of them. ALWAYS make sure you release any connection to your database in the same method you make it. And you should best also use a connection pool for increased performance, usually appservers these days provide …

why do you have a shift key on your keyboard? and an enter key?

I've not checked your sources, but you need to work on a 2D coordinate system if you're taking elevation into account. Your cannon fires from a set point, and the parabolic trajectory starts from there. If that point is translated vertically, the entire trajectory is translated vertically by the same …

Static methods are not OO, and therefore not recommended by good OO approaches (which are best practice). That's not to say they don't have their uses, but in strict OO design you will not find them. At most some singletons and methods which have no instance specific functionality may be …

String has a method length() to determine its length. Call that on both Strings and compare the results.

If you indeed have that deal you should be able to contact the copyright holders and get the audio sent to you as a CD or DVD track. Far easier and legal... Remember it's very easy for people to make unsubstantiated claims to fool others into helping them do something …

does it freeze only during printing operations and unfreeze again when printing is complete? If so that could be entirely normal, some printer drivers like to eat up all your CPU cycles.

Contact CS for your manufacturer. Most likely your drive is broken and needs repairs. I had the same with 2 of my DVD writers before finally getting one that worked. One wouldn't read or write DVDs, the other failed to write CDs (but could read them) but worked fine with …

"I have been sdudying using the suggested books but I still couldn't find the correct answer to some of the above questions. " That's because you're supposed to THINK instead of just looking through books hoping to find the answer laid out literally.

Sounds like an IDE reporting the project isn't set up to support J2EE. Check your IDE manuals.

And indeed practice the test exams. I'd likely have gotten more than the 85% I did if I hadn't been fooled by the wording of some of the questions. They're using a rather peculiar style here and there, quite apart from assuming you're a human compiler :)

as to filtering mail: why not filter on the address they're coming from. I'd guess that'll always be the same. RSS: add the forumID to your URI. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/external.php?type=rss2&forumids=9[/url] would give you the Java forum.

You can't create instances of an abstract class. Read up on the why of abstract classes and you should understand how to use them. In short: an abstract class is a designated root for a class hierarchy, providing a common set of method implementations for functionality to be shared by …

Shame, a common look for the entire site makes it look a lot more professional. I'd prefer that colour to be blue though (but then I don't like yellow :) ). Overall it looks a lot more professional than the old layouts, job well done overall.

I've a very good galery of my work at [url]http://www.usefilm.com/staff/duckman[/url] Don't need another one :)

In general good programmers aren't very good at interpersonal relationships, especially with non-programmers. There are some that are, and they are great programmers generally. But more often programmers with excellent social skills are mediocre technicians.

My PC takes an eternity to boot but not because of any sound. It's the plethora of USB hardware I've installed, all of which needs to be powered up and initialised that causes the 5+ minute bootcycle...

If you post only because you want to show off your number of posts this may not be the site for you...

What you're trying to do is not something any grid control in any language will give you. A column by definition is merely a placeholder for all values of a particular field per row. You can get those values easily by iterating over each row and taking that particular field. …

You will need the current directory in your classpath either statically (through the CLASSPATH environment) or dynamically through the -classpath compiler flag. And no, I'm not going to kill you. I'm all out of rope for the noose :)

Keep it uniform, might make people move between sections more. I'm no fan of purple myself but it's better than pink :)

[url]http://www.fred.net/tds/noodles/noodle.html[/url] And someone's response to the above: Whoa, man. This guys' conclusions are all wrong. There is absolutely no reason why Noodleous Doubleous should be construed as a separate species, when it should be patently obvious that the Penne and Rigatoni are simply conducting their mating ritual. Let's examine each …

he does look rather puzzled...

[url]http://www.hacknot.info/hacknot/action/showEntry?eid=76[/url] has an excellent rant about the problems of visual editors (aka GUI builders). While he talks specifically about Java, the same holds true for all of them. And yes, that means Visual BASIC and Delphi as well, languages which traditionally are seen as almost purely visual. I've done several …

[url]http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20050705[/url] UFI about Google.earth :)

[QUOTE=glamo] can anyone tell me the solution to this problem>??????? :twisted: :eek: :surprised :o[/QUOTE] No, your task is to find the solution so you'd better go out and do your own homework. :evil: :) :eek: :twisted:

There's thousands of people doing that, millions of resources on the net about it. Just use a search engine instead of sitting here waiting for someone to do it all for you.

And a very bad day for Indonesia too: [url]http://dog-pundit.blogspot.com/2005/10/horrific-murders-of-christian-school.html[/url] Don't click if you have a weak heart, pictures are extremely disturbing. 3 Christian schoolgirls beheaded on the way to school through a Muslim neighbourhood. Heads were found several kilometers away.

Personally I'd go for a Sun UltraSparc if I could afford a G5. They cost about the same and are real Unix systems which are just perfect for Java development. If I wanted it for image processing I'd likely go for the G5 or P4, they're both good at it, …

Indians especially. Asking us to do their work which they then use to convince our bosses that they're better than us...

Weird, I first read about this in a scientific journal describing a pending experiment in the UK. Never heard what happened with it but that was about 1996, well before current broadband technologies had matured to the point where they were mainstream and cheap enough for any but the most …

hmm, I'm honoured to be in the shortlist :) There can be only one choice though for me, given my sexual orientation (and a good choice it is)...

I'd start with getting a spelling and grammar checker. You seem to be in desperate need of one.

[QUOTE=Gotcha]It would be fine.[/QUOTE] That was sarcasm :cheesy:

1) don't use Vector. Unless you KNOW you need it specifically there are better alternatives like ArrayList. 2) that line shouldn't throw a deprecation warning as you're not using any deprecated methods. What you should get is a warning about unsafe operations as you're not using a Vector with a …

[code] <c:if test="${not empty urldata}"><a href="<c:out value='${urldata}'/>"><c:out value="${urldescription}"/></a></c:if> [/code] Now isn't that a simple and clean bit of code? Learn to use JSTL and ditch those scriptlets. They're 7 year old technology and no longer recommend. In fact on any new project I ban the use of scriptlets, dictate JSTL …

Game programming is a very specialised field that takes years of study to get right. Many many young people think it's a glamorous field to start out in and get burned out quickly (if they're lucky, some turn up dead and that's no exaggeration). It's a highly complex, extremely high …

No. You don't ask any questions, you order us around, why should we help you? If there's something wrong and you can't find it, tell us what it is and what it should do and then ask nicely. Maybe then we can hint you towards a solution.