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Newbie - JAR question31 Aug 2007 18:39 GMT12
Just created a little Java application which converts degrees Celsius to
Fahrenheit. Uses Swing.  So, if I have a lib folder with the swing.jar on
my desktop it will run.  I know there has got to be a way to include that
folder in the actual Jar.  I've copied it into it, but it ...
Shutdown computer with message31 Aug 2007 05:08 GMT3
Hi all. I am currently developing a java program that will shutdown
computers which are connected to a network. I have a function that is
able to shutdpwn the computer with a shutdown message by passing code
to the command prompt. The shutdown type that I am using for the
How do I put my Java program online as an applet?31 Aug 2007 05:06 GMT2
Hello, I created a projectile simulation Java application for my final
project in AP Java.  I was really excited with the final result and
decided I wanted to post it online.  How in the world do I do that?
Ideally I would either like to post it to a blog (.blogspot.com) or a
How to convert int/float etc into byte[]?31 Aug 2007 03:58 GMT6
For example
int i = 2;
char c = 'c';
float f = (float)3.45;
How can i implements a class like an HashMap but with 2 keys ?30 Aug 2007 10:49 GMT12
i am a newbie,  i want to create a class that works like an HashMap but
with 2 keys,  get(key1,key2) -> value
I was thinking to create a class "Pair" that override equals and hashcode
and then store here the two keys and then a class that holds an HashMap
Hibernate InheritanceType.JOINED trouble29 Aug 2007 07:57 GMT1
I created two classes:
@Entity
@Inheritance( strategy = InheritanceType.JOINED )
public class Parent implements Serializable {
Is any IO format reader in Java?29 Aug 2007 07:22 GMT5
in java.io.*;
In PrintWriter and PrintStream classes
they both have two format(...) methods.
So I can write similar like C/C++
Retrieving mac address of remote computer29 Aug 2007 07:11 GMT3
Hi all. I am currently developing a program that will be able to
retrieve the mac address of an individual computer or a group of
computers on the network.
The idea of the program is that my program is run from one computer
Newbie question about Java book.28 Aug 2007 22:10 GMT6
Saw "Java How to Program (7th Edition)" at my local book store.
Looked it up online and saw six reviews that all were pretty
favorable.  Anyone else have any hands on with this book?  Before I
shell out $90 for a book, I would like to be sure it is worth while.
Advilce....28 Aug 2007 21:41 GMT5
I need to find a news group, or some forum, that can help me with the
Javascript problems on my browser.  Any suggestions?
bk
Java App for an Online Experiment28 Aug 2007 15:41 GMT12
I am a PhD student in Computer Science, studying human perception of
consensus in threaded discussions (like in Usenet and Web forums).
In order to experiment this with real people online (see below for more
details), I have developed a Java/Swing application coupled with an Oracle
Helo28 Aug 2007 04:50 GMT4
Helo!
I want bdk where i can download it? if it is not suported now what
are the alternatives?
   pls
help needed getting unique integer associated with socket27 Aug 2007 09:09 GMT11
I am using CORBA with Portable Interceptors in java to intercept a
request and find out what client socket it is associated with. This is
because the server needs to have a means of uniquely identifying each
client. I am not sure how to do this. Using the IP address is not
How to made a project in java?27 Aug 2007 08:47 GMT1
I have not made a project in java.Thia is my first towards it.So I
need a help on it.ATleast an example of a java project
DecimalFormat.format() misbehaved on my machine27 Aug 2007 07:07 GMT1
I found this description in the API doc:
The number of significant digits in the mantissa is the sum of the
minimum integer and maximum fraction digits, and is unaffected by the
maximum integer digits. For example, 12345 formatted with "##0.##E0"
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