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sparc/intel endian24 Dec 2005 02:52 GMT8
Hello to all,
I have my message that is a byte[ ]. I must send through
UDP from one machine intel (little endian) to one sparc (big endian).
Do you think that I must invert the order of the byte in mine byte[ ]?
Question regardig JMF24 Dec 2005 02:01 GMT1
With the JMF I am trying to locally save an image provided by a webcam.
For this I need the BufferToImage class. This class requires a Buffer
object, but how do I configure this buffer object or how can I get an
already configured buffer?
why no copy constructor in java?23 Dec 2005 22:11 GMT10
Sorry for coming back to the old topic. I really cannot understand what
some people has said before. Here I am not interested in clone(), sorry.
In C++, without copy constructor,
MyClass Obj_1 = new MyClass(args);
Stupid user question on rmic23 Dec 2005 21:14 GMT4
I have the following directory tree structure and contents therein.
./class
`-- com
    `-- project
question: anyone can tell me how an electronic dictionary like "Merriam webster", "RandomHouse Dictionary" can be written in Java?23 Dec 2005 19:01 GMT1
I'm a linguist and have a large self-built bilingual dictionary. I want to
turn it into a electronic dictionary, can anyone tell me how to start with
it? I've some knowledge in Java programming, but don't know how to write a
programme that allows you to search in the large e-file ...
Problem with creating an applet23 Dec 2005 18:40 GMT3
For a test with applets I wanted to create an applet.
The applet code:
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
HeadlessException - X11 OK23 Dec 2005 18:26 GMT2
I'm trying to run tcpmon remotely. I'm using X11 forwarding over ssh.
X11 is
working fine - I can type 'xclock' via ssh on the remote machine and it
works.
Huge methods, can they ever be justified ?23 Dec 2005 18:25 GMT20
Can a single method with 1300 lines of code in it ever be justified.
Madness, sheer madness.
package-accessible clone?23 Dec 2005 18:24 GMT1
I have a compositum of classes which represent a formula.  When writing
down formulas, it is usual to define `predicates´: abbreviations for
long formulas, which may contain several free variables, which later
reappear with specific variables filled in.
Getting a null "this"23 Dec 2005 18:22 GMT11
This is mostly a sanity check. In the jdk I am using, it appears that
inner classes see a null outer "this" pointer if the inner object is
constructed during the outer <init>. Is this even remotely reasonable?
-Kevin
SNMP Manager API suggestion23 Dec 2005 17:14 GMT2
Can any one recommend a Java SNMP Manager API? I have a budget so
commercial is ok.  I need to support IPV6 and SNMP V3. We've currently
bought Netaphor's Cyberons but finding they have problems handling IPV6
addressed agents. I do need full MIB support as well (i.e. I can't just
JRE from zip file23 Dec 2005 15:09 GMT7
If I just zip the jre directory from one machine and unzip it in another machine, and set the path, classpath etc, will my java program run ok?
I am planning to run my java program in a machine where I am not able to install JRE (not enough previlege and other issues). Was ...
Sound API: MixerSourceLine.implClose() hangs on object.wait()23 Dec 2005 14:45 GMT1
Trying to close application. part of that close is to close up the
sound/mixer channel.
Every once in a while the close hangs. From what I can see is that the
Sound API is stuck in MixerSourceLine.implClose() in an object wait.
A bafflement moment on enum23 Dec 2005 14:40 GMT5
I have written enum code that works, but suddenly I had a sinking
feeling that it has no business working.  I did a little disassembling
and sorted out the mystery.
let's say I create an enum with method next().
NetBeans23 Dec 2005 07:54 GMT4
I thought NetBeans is just an IDE. Is it also some kind of architecture,
or does it have anything to do with some concrete libraries, code, or
architecture?
 
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