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Newbee needs Help on NetBeans17 Aug 2004 16:26 GMT3
I'm working with NetBean V3.6. I've create a new project from a JFrame
template. On the JFrame I have put a JTree.
public class MindStream extends javax.swing.JFrame {
   /** Creates new form MindStream */
question17 Aug 2004 08:00 GMT6
I had a small exam question .. and wanted to know the answer, If anyone can
please help clear my doubts plz
What are accessible to a method?
and also can anyone tell me where I can notes on the use control structures
java.util.regex.*  ???17 Aug 2004 02:18 GMT5
Java newbie.  Eclipse 3.0.  Windows XP Pro.  Lots of disk and RAM.
I'm trying to use the Regular Expressions package (java.util.regex.*)
but Eclipse is drawing those funny little red lines underneath:
private static Pattern p1 = new Pattern.compile( "STRING" ) ;
jdbc help:sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver16 Aug 2004 20:32 GMT2
* I have just started JDBC in java. I am still learning the basics. One
thing I am
confused about is the implementation of java.sql.*.
Are the implementation of java.sql.* class provided by
help casting return types16 Aug 2004 19:32 GMT5
Hey all,
How would I know how to cast the correct class when I don't know what's
going to be returned from the following line?
HashMap elements;
Progress bar to show the progress of a task16 Aug 2004 18:54 GMT3
In my application one click on the start button will fire one specific
task which includes some numerical computation routines and data
visualization routines.
Want to use progress bar to show the progress of the task execution,
Why doesn't this work?16 Aug 2004 18:22 GMT8
This Java sources compiles fine. But when I run it, I get a Run Time Error
that DrawFunction2D isn't properly initialised.
There is nothing drawn on the screen, the paint() routine isn't even called.
And what I don't understand is, that even if I delete the init() instruction
more on converting strings to numbers....16 Aug 2004 16:42 GMT13
ok, now I know how to convert strings to numbers...
(and here are the two possibilities I just learned:
   Integer daNumbers = Integer.valueOf(daString);
   int daNumbers = Integer.valueOf(daString).intValue();
finding input files15 Aug 2004 13:52 GMT4
I have an application contained within a directory, say "app" within
which there exists a directory for housing input files, say "input",
and one for writing the output files to, say "output".
When moving the application from one location to another, is it
Local Variables Passing info between classes etc.14 Aug 2004 20:59 GMT1
Hello again. I suppose I have a sort of general question. The program I
am working on has this method (which I posted in another thread).
public void parseArticleMethod (String articleField) {
       System.out.println("Article Field: " + articleField);
win32 title bars14 Aug 2004 19:35 GMT1
Hi.  I was wondering if there is anyway to use Java code to read the text
off the title bars of other programs open in a Win32 environment.  Do I need
to access this via some outside api?  if so, what would that be and are
there any resources I can use to read up on it?
Code problem14 Aug 2004 18:38 GMT2
HI  all
I have a problem whit this portion of code
   public static java.util.ArrayList traverse(File rootDir,FileFilter
filter) {          
jre plugin for mozilla: where's ns10-gcc32?14 Aug 2004 11:35 GMT3
cross-posted
I'm having difficulty with step 2.  I'd like to do the linking from gnome,
but command line is ok.
a] should the link be hard or soft?
return array values from a method14 Aug 2004 05:47 GMT4
I have a method to set each element of an array based on some
computation.  Here is a sample of the code:
******
//The array I want to set values for
defining multi dimensional arrays14 Aug 2004 05:40 GMT4
usually an array can be defined like this:
   int [] myArray = {1,2,3};
i was just wondering if you could do the same with a multi dimensional
array?
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