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Is runescape a technology? :?:

[QUOTE=Jaks_maths]Hi To All[/QUOTE] Hi

[QUOTE=vidya_m]can anyone suggest some websites which has code snippets for creating shopping carts using jsp, servlets and javabeans. I am seriously looking for a career in J2EE. pls help Thanks[/QUOTE] If you are seriously looking for a career in J2EE, you should be learning to find some online resources and …

[QUOTE=jwenting]And you don't even have to use javac at all. There are ways to call an in-process Java compiler from within a Java class. The API docs will tell you all you need to know.[/QUOTE] [URL="http://www.javaworld.com/javatips/jw-javatip131.html"]Make a statement with javac![/URL]

Here's a standard list often circulated: [url=http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/][u]Sun's basic Java tutorial[/u][/url] [url=http://java.sun.com/learning/new2java/index.html][u]Sun's [i]New To Java Center[/i][/u][/url]. Includes an overview of what Java is, instructions for setting up Java, an intro to programming (that includes links to the above tutorial or to parts of it), quizzes, a list of resources, and info …

[QUOTE=iamthwee][url=http://www.netdisaster.com/go.php?mode=vomit&url=http://daniweb.com]Poor daniweb[/url][/QUOTE] :eek:

Check [URL="http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-1997/jw-01-chat.html"]this[/URL]

[QUOTE=Jennie23]I think I might be completely mistaken, but I thought you could update files on a CD-RW disk. They are all burned on as Read-Only though. Please help.[/QUOTE] You can update files on a CD-RW but it depends on the format you choose to write. [url]http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/CD_RW_disk.html[/url] What software are you …

The hit counter often reports the visits by bots like Google bot, Yahoo bot... This could be often misleading as it seldom gives correct statistics.

[QUOTE=cscgal]What would you like it to do that it isn't doing? That is the extent of the functionality of the buddy list. You can add buddies to your buddy list via your control panel: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/profile.php?do=editlist"]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/profile.php?do=editlist[/URL][/QUOTE] Only three buddies to the list? It's different that I don't have a single name …

You should visit the Microsoft's website and check for the system requirements. If you are close to the minimum system requirements specified there, it's time to upgrade the system or consider a lower version of the OS, whichever you could afford. I would suggest the former.

Hi there! I understand reading fine print can make someone really tired even with the best of eyesights. There is a forum here for troubleshooting such problems, but I won't bother you to have it posted there. I'll ask the moderator to do that instead. :) Coming to your actual …

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Hi, I understand this is your first post but you should post this in the correct forum. There's one for VB already. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum58.html[/url] I would also like to point out that people don't like to solve homework unless they see some effort. It's better that you refer to some book, …

Hi everyone, I'm Aniket from Mumbai, India and this is the second migration I had recently. The first one was when I moved to New Jersey on an assignment and the other was when I moved out of the Sun's Java forums due to my displeasure for their recent forum …

Contact Microsoft.

Delete the previous records and insert a new one. You would have the user id or something to look up for the records.

We are not here to do your homework. Let's start with how you have thought of approaching the problem first. We will be helping you on the way.

[QUOTE=vertigone]hiya[/QUOTE] Hi there. The first thing to learn is to locate the right place for your questions. :)

You should check the BIOS settings for the boot order. I guess the hard disk comes prior to your CD ([I]boot disk[/I]) in the booting order. Strangely (I never understood why because I learnt it through some trials), if the hard disks boot record is improper, the system does not …

> [I]My eBay account is going crazy.[/I] That's a good use of personification but it doesn't explain much about the actual problem at hand. Could you elaborate on what's really crazy?

[URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread45426.html"]Cross-posted[/URL]

This is more of a JavaScript thing. You cannot have server-side knowing the client's idle time unless the client ceases to be idle.

[QUOTE=nightowl512]Hello everyine, I just thought I would take a minute, and introduce myself. My name is Alfred Thomas, and I am from cherokee, NC. I am a truck driver, and a spend most of my free time pecking away at the computer. I look foward to getting to know wvweyone …

[QUOTE=noushad123]I am Noushad (strange name - never mind!) from India working in Dubai in IT field.[/QUOTE] If you feel your name might sound strange, it would be a good idea to tell its meaning as well. I think it means "happily born" in the literal sense. :)

If you are using the File IO, I should warn you that it does not work the same way in web applications as it does for a standalone application. >> [I]This worked but it didn't write to the file[/I] I would rather say that your file has been written but …

> [I]SINGLE AND SEROUSLY SEARCHING[/I] Best of luck with that. ;)

That link doesn't get me anywhere.

Timestamps are a good way to keep track for versions but I hate the way things could mess up with timestamps.

[QUOTE=server_crash]I use Dev-C++ which does well with compiling, but I don't like the indentation mechanism of it. It doesn't properly align everything like it should...[/QUOTE] You won't be having those problems with vi and gcc. ;)