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Help with Java serial comms05 Sep 2007 12:35 GMT5
I'm using the rxtx libraries (RXTX-2.1.7) on Linux to communicate with
a serial printer that uses DSR/DTR flow control. Out of the box, the
rxtx libs either support XON/XOFF, RTS/CTS or no flow control.
My application works fine if I inject a ridiculously long wait after
Problem with Java and Xeon Processors05 Sep 2007 11:43 GMT5
Next code:
for (int i=0; i<=timeCall/secsDefSimul; i++){
   int offset1 = diaOffset+offset-i;
   if (offset1>=0) arraySimul[offset1]++;
swing comments from an ex-C++ motif programmer05 Sep 2007 07:34 GMT5
I am new to java and am just starting to use swing. It initially seems
great because it is easy to quickly knockup an app that looks more or
less like what you want. However, I am finding that for non-trivial
apps that need to be of production quality its a different story. It
click on button to change the window size05 Sep 2007 06:27 GMT2
After I launch the application, open the window. I like to add a code,
so user can click on
button to enlarge the window. Please help.
Thanks
swing widgets: Who's got the focus?02 Sep 2007 07:45 GMT1
I am using panels with etched and titled borders to group my bits and
pieces into functional groups. I am used to Motif where such groups
can have focus. This means I can tell my looking at the screen which
set of widgets I am working with (buttons, radio sets table etc). Tab
Add data into JList02 Sep 2007 04:07 GMT2
Hi all. I am currently trying to develop a java program that will read
a CSV file when the program is launched to get a list of computer
names which are within the csv file and then populate those computer
names into a JList. However when I run the program the list instead of
IO: creating dirs/files...01 Sep 2007 17:43 GMT10
at work I build rather large websites from scratch...
I figured, just for the hell of it, why not write a java class that
creates the dirs and the files that go inside the dirs???  (this would
be locally, I develop in Weblogic localhost..)  so am talking about a
Again, I/O between C/C++ and Java01 Sep 2007 16:01 GMT11
This is continuation for my August 24th posted
"How to convert int/float etc into byte[]?"
float f = -10.2;
Here is a C/C++
Adding SCROLLBARS to a JTextArea01 Sep 2007 07:38 GMT9
This program uses the JFileChooser. It works as intended but once the
text is downloaded I cannot get my cursor to move farther down the
text. For that reason, I want to add scroll bars to the text area.  I
tried adding this line below in various locations referencing the
Read data from CSV File01 Sep 2007 05:08 GMT2
Hi all. I am currently trying to develop a program that will read data
from a CSV file which includes computer names that have been exported
from Active Directory. I want my java program to read in the CSV file
and get the data and place it into the JList.
Apology to Roedy01 Sep 2007 05:08 GMT1
With respect to my latest postings, I have realized that I did not, in
fact, implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes as per the question.  My
program was my rudimentary attempt at determining the prime nature of a
number.  I will work next, on implementing the Sieve of Eratosthenes as
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