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- Check for time functionHello all...I have an issue with one of my java script functions that
I'm hoping someone can easily help with. I have a web based application
that we use to create/sign up for overtime. When we have holidays we
require our employees to sign up in 4 hr increments for the times we
post. I'm having trouble creating a time slot that ends @ 12am. 12pm
and all other hours work fine for start/end times. however 12am causes
problems. My actual script code for this function is below. Someone
help!!!
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript" src="frmvalidation.js"
type="text/JavaScript"></SCRIPT>
<script language="javascript">
function checkValidHoliday(value)
{
if (value=='Y'){
hourblock.style.visibility ='visible';
}
else{
hourblock.style.visibility ='hidden';
}
}
function checkHoliday(frm)
{
if(frm.txtIsHoliday.value=="Y")
{
strFromDt= new Date(frm.txtLimitDate.value);
strToDt= new Date(frm.txtLimitToDate.value);
FromHr=parseInt(frm.txtLimitFrom.value);
FromAMPM=frm.txtLimitFromAM_PM.value;
ToHr=parseInt(frm.txtLimitTo.value);
ToAMPM=frm.txtLimitToAM_PM.value;
if((FromAMPM=="PM") && (FromHr!=12))
FromHr=FromHr+12;
if((ToAMPM=="PM") && (ToHr!=12))
ToHr=ToHr+12;
var fromDt= new
Date(strFromDt.getFullYear(),strFromDt.getMonth(),strFromDt.getDate(),FromHr,0);
var toDt= new
Date(strToDt.getFullYear(),strToDt.getMonth(),strToDt.getDate(),ToHr,0);
//alert(toDt + " " + fromDt);
//alert(FromHr + " " +ToHr);
var HolidayBlock=(parseInt(frm.cboHolidayHours.value) * 360 * 10000)
;
//alert((toDt-fromDt) + " " + HolidayBlock );
if((toDt-fromDt)== HolidayBlock)//14400000)
return true;
else
{
alert("Please select "+ parseInt(frm.cboHolidayHours.value) +" Hour
Block only for Holiday!");
frm.txtLimitFrom.focus();
return false;
}
}
return true;
}
</script>
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- Newbie question - reading delimited files and printing...Reading files - pipe delimited or comma delimeted...
Searching for a element in one field and then showing certain fields where
element is in line.
eg...
HEHE|HI|ME|2.5
JOKE|HELLO|YOU|3.4
DONT|HI|YOU|3.4
I want all rows with YOU in second column and I want to print out 2nd and
4th columns.
SO, my answer would be
HI 2.5
HI 3.4
...
Next question...
same list only a datestamp on the end...
HEHE|HI|ME|2.5|20031223091234
JOKE|HELLO|YOU|3.4|20031223091245
DONT|HI|YOU|3.4|20031223091247
....
1) I want all rows with YOU in second column and I want to print out 2nd and
4th columns in the 09:00:00 - 09:59:59 time frame.
2) I want an average of response time(4th field).
3) I want an average of response time broken down by hour.
Can someone help with all of this?
Please email to my home email (feel free to copy here).
email***@***.com
take out the _no_spam_
Thanks,
Markis
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- Java installationTry to install Java on my computer, but Microsoft tells me:
THE JAVA RUNTIME ENVIRONEMENT CANNOT BE LOADED FROM <bin\hotspot\jvm.dll
What am I doing wrong to install that applet
please reactions
Robert
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- Thoughts on Code reviewI need some advice guys.. I am proposing that we get someone to do a
complete audit/review of our Java application codebase, about 1000
JSPs/Servlets and 100 EJBs. If I get firms to submit proposals, what
should I be asking /looking out for? I realise that running the
applications through a migration tool will help but I am looking for a
more through analysis of the actual codebase as well as assessment of
the architecture
Thanks
Arvie
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- Serializable : readObject and writeObjectHello,
I have 3 classes Personne, entreeb==>FileInputStream ,
sortieb==>FileOutputStream.
The code works one time. The problem is when I add serialized new objects
( launch again the code sortieb) I can't read all objects (entreeb) specific
a new objects added.
have you an idea?
Thanks form help
-----------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
//Class Personne
import java.io.*;
class Personne implements Serializable {
private String nom;
private int age;
public Personne(String n, int a){
nom = n;
age = a;
}
public void aff() {
System.out.println (nom + " " + age);
}
}
------------------------------------------------
//Flux in
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
public class entreeb {
public static void main(String[] args){
Personne p;
int i=0;
try {
FileInputStream fist= new FileInputStream("Personne.ser");
ObjectInputStream oist = new ObjectInputStream(fist);
try {
while (true)
{ System.out.println("i="+i);
p = (Personne) oist.readObject();
p.aff();
i++;
}
} catch (EOFException e) { }
oist.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("Exception loading personne : " + e.getMessage());
}
}
}
------------------------------------------------------------------
//Flux out
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
public class sortieb {
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
Personne p = new Personne("name", 55);
File f=new File("Personne.ser");
FileOutputStream fost= new FileOutputStream(f,true);
ObjectOutputStream oost = new ObjectOutputStream(fost);
int i=0;
while (i<5) {
System.out.println("i = "+i+ "p="+p);
oost.writeObject(p);
i+=1;
}
oost.close();
}
}
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- Java SoundI am intersted in building an applet that can both play and record
sound files. I would like this to work on the widest range of platforms
(MAC, Linux, WinXP, WinNT, etc) and browsers. What would be the best
file format for the sound files to accomplish this? Would it be MP3,
WAV, or what? I am looking to have this work without any added packages
over and above JDK 1.4.x.
Thanks for any and all info.
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- Client application using Weblogic JMS ServerHello, I'm Jose from Barcelona,
I'm not at all expert on JMS, and my question is about how can I
connect a client application running java with a remote JMS Weblogic
Server. I've developed a client program and tested it with a Sun J2EE
server running on a XP box, but the goal is to make it run on an
iSeries machine connecting a WebLogic JMS Server.
My questions are:
Do I have to install some application software on the client box?
Is there any difference between connection with remote JMS servers and
connection with local ones?.
I hope you can help me.
Thank You.
- 7
- Inidicator Arrow convention for Sort OrderWhich way should an arrow point to indicate an ascending sort or an
ascending list follows?
For an ascending sort the bigger numbers are at the bottom.
So no matter which way you do it, you can misinterpret.
Is there some other less ambiguous convetion to use?
--
Canadian Mind Products, Roedy Green.
http://mindprod.com Java custom programming, consulting and coaching.
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- how to draw ER and UML diagram in eclipse?what free eclipse plugin do you use to draw database ER diagram and
UML diagrams?
I've tried omondo years ago, it leaks memory so bad back then and
always crash my eclipse, is it getting better now?
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- Debugging API classes in NetbeansWhen Im debugging my program in Netbeans, and I try to debug into API
(e.g. Swing JPanel) the debugger tells me that the source of the class
has not been found in mounted filesystem. Even though
c:\j2sdk1.4.2_02\src.jar is indeed mounted.
How do I debug into API classes?
Thanxxxx,
Barsum
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- How to ignore invalid SSL CertificatesHi everybody :-)
I'm trying to build an application that serves as a Client Side
frontend for a webpage using HttpClient 2. Because I have some security
problems I decided that using https would be nice, but my SSL
certificates continue to fail validation and I'm wondering wether it is
possible to let HttpClient ignore Certification Failures? And if yes,
could you please give me a working example?
Greets,
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- Telephonic CredentialsI think it would be nice if I could prove to someone on the other end
of the phone I am me, and demand they prove they are who they claim to
be.
It could be done by letting a modem kick in for a second to exchange
challenge phrases to be encrypted by identification certificate that
might include name, address, phone number, expiry date, company.
Then if some charity I donate to phone me, I can be sure it is them.
There are so many scams out there.
It might also be done by each of us contacting an Internet server.
Has anyone heard of such projects?
--
Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
The Java Glossary
http://mindprod.com
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- Is heavy client dead? Is swing applet dead?Today most Java UI developers are focusing on solutions like Struts,
Taperstry, and JSF. It seems that noone care about Swing applet as a
choice as rich client.
Is heavy client dead? I think heavy client solution like swing applet
is still good for business application. Especially for many internal
business projects. In internal business environment, the download speed
is usually not a problem. Swing also provides better GUI than html.
Swing has the ability to cache information on the client side which
save a lot of network calls to server.
Do you agree? Should we all forget about Swing and heavy client
solution, and vote for Struts and JSF?
Thank you
Jim
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- design problem: visitor/multiple dispatch or?Greetings and salutations,
I'm struggling with a bit of a mess (solely created by me and myself).
Suppose a bunch of types (classes) exist, say, T_1, T_2, ... T_n, implementing
a single interface or inheriting from some (abstract) base class T. Also assume
that some 'applicators' exit, say, A_1, A_2 ... Am, all implementing an interface
(or abstract base class) equivalent to --
interface Applicator {
Object apply(T ta, T tb);
}
If both sets T_i and A_j are 'fixed', i.e no new classes T_p nor A_q enter
my messy arena, I could implement all A_i as visitors to the T_j classes
in order to get their job done. OTOH, all T_j classes could double dispatch
the 'A_i.apply' methods to their T_j counterparts to get the job done.
I realise that some form of a Cartesian product of 'apply' methods must
reside somehwere, somehow ...
For the sake of the example, think of the T_j as being subclasses of classes
Short, Int, Long, Double, and let the Appliers be something like 'Add', 'Sub'
etc. i.e. the folllowing code snippet should make sense --
Add myAdd= new Add();
Dbl myDbl= new Dbl(41);
Int myInt= new Int(1);
// assume Num is a superclass of Dbl and Int
Num total= myAdd.apply(myDbl, myInt);
Variable 'total' should have type 'Dbl' in this example. As I wrote above,
there would be no problem if at least set T_j would be fixed; the visitor
pattern would do fine. If set A_i would be fixed the multiple dispatch
pattern (over the set T_j) would be a fine fit. But what to do if both sets
may be expanded?
I've fiddle-diddled with introspection, synthesizing class names given a T_i
and T_j, caching them in hashmaps but to no avail -- my code is a mess and
my design is something I'm ashamed off. I would really appreciate it if
some kind soul here could enlighten me.
TIA, and kind regards,
Jos
- 16
- truncating java doublesHi,
How do you truncate java doubles? I am trying to convert a double to a
number thats rounded to 3 decimal places - i can do this using BigDecimals
easily but cant seem to find anything to do the same with a double.
Thanks
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java-programmer, drag and drop in a JMenu/JMenuItem
Can someone please point me to some sample code that allows drag and
drop in a JMenu/JMenuItem. I know that Java doesn't support dnd in
the menu stuff, but I need it anyway. Technically speaking it doesn't
have to be a popup menu, but would be nice, as long as it has the look
and feel of a popup menu (i.e. fonts, size, etc.). An example of what
I'm talking about, via menus, is the start menu under Windows. Those
menus allow you to do dnd, but of course it's Windows and they allow
anything and everything. Just to note I'm using JDK 1.5.x if that
helps for the code direction.
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jonathan.markson
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| Posted: 2007-11-16 0:42:00 |
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java-programmer >> drag and drop in a JMenu/JMenuItem
I posted this message before, but didn't get any response so I'm
reposting hoping for a response.
Can someone please point me to some sample code that allows drag and
drop in a JMenu/JMenuItem. I know that Java doesn't support dnd in
the menu stuff, but I need it anyway. Technically speaking it
doesn't
have to be a popup menu, but would be nice, as long as it has the
look
and feel of a popup menu (i.e. fonts, size, etc.). An example of
what
I'm talking about, via menus, is the start menu under Windows. Those
menus allow you to do dnd, but of course it's Windows and they allow
anything and everything. Just to note I'm using JDK 1.5.x if that
helps for the code direction.
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RedGrittyBrick
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| Posted: 2007-11-17 7:44:00 |
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java-programmer >> drag and drop in a JMenu/JMenuItem
email***@***.com wrote:
> I posted this message before, but didn't get any response
What do you think were the reasons for that?
> so I'm reposting hoping for a response.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#id272290
> I know that Java doesn't support dnd in the menu stuff, but I need it
> anyway.
I find that merely *needing* the nonexistent doesn't make it exist.
Unless my need drives me to *create* it of course.
> Technically speaking it doesn't have to be a popup menu, but would be
> nice, as long as it has the look and feel of a popup menu (i.e.
> fonts, size, etc.). An example of what I'm talking about, via menus,
> is the start menu under Windows. Those menus allow you to do dnd,
> but of course it's Windows and they allow anything and everything.
Try a JTree, they support drag-and-drop. They can be made to look
something like a menu.
> Just to note I'm using JDK 1.5.x if that helps for the code
> direction.
I'd download JDK 1.6 anyway.
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- Hot-deployment of EAR/JAR files using classloaders (on JBoss app server)Hi,
I am trying the following scenario:
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Ok, so it's no secret, MS can no longer distribute its Java VM with
its OS'.
Naturally, that didn't stop me from installing an old one so
WindowsUpdate would see it and upgrade it to the last (MS) build:
5.00.3810
I also installed the latest SUN Java VM (1.4.2_03)
*** Flash ***
Woaaaah!! Just saw their "Law & Order" game
(http://java.com/en/index.jsp)
Gotta try that!
*** End Flash ***
So what I want in fact, is to use SUN's VM as default, but to
automatically switch back to MS' VM for those sites that still use it
(for example, my bank still uses it, so I can't issue payments if Sun
is default -- annoying).
Of course, this can be done manually in "Set Program Access and
Defaults" in hte Window scontrol panel, but you have to select one or
the other.
Same with Sun's Java Plug-in control panel (Advanced tab).
So... is there a way to perform an auto-fall-back to MS JVM when an
applet cannot load/initialise with the Sun JVM ?
Or create a list of site which must use MS instead of Sun?
Any help appreciated.
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- poster or wallpaperHi all
I need posters or wallpapers which is about programming and computer
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- reinventing the wheelhttp://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/162
This is off topic, but Java folk will like find it amusing. It shows
a Dutch invention to replace the wheel, various mechanical walking
machines. It has a mechanical step counter, a sort of primitive finite
state automaton..
--
Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
The Java Glossary
http://mindprod.com
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ArrayList<Piece>[] board;
board = new ArrayList<Piece>[8]; // error: cannot create a generic
// array of ArrayList<Piece>
board[0] = new ArrayList<Piece>();
board[0].add(0, new Rook(false, 0, 8));
where of course Rook is a subclass of Piece.
I'm forced to use board = new ArrayList[8]; which of course gives an
unchecked warning.
They should just throw away the whole generics thing and replace it with a
C++ like approach.
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> James Sarjeant wrote:
>> Thank you so much everyone, it worked with the javax.swing.Timer events.
>> Still got other bugs to iron out but thats a huge hurdle overcome.
>> Thanks again
>
> Remember: you think you have gotten away from the advice about the EDT,
> but you haven't.
>
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--
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email s/nospam/knute/
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import javax.swing.*;
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Properties props = new Properties();
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Folder folder = store.getFolder("inbox");
folder.open(Folder.READ_ONLY);
Message message[] = folder.getMessages();
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Object obj = message[i].getContent();
if (obj instanceof String) {
System.out.println(">>>plain text");
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Multipart mp = (Multipart) obj;
System.out.println("mp count = " + mp.getCount());
for (int j = 0, nn = mp.getCount(); j < nn; j++) {
Part part = mp.getBodyPart(j);
String disposition = part.getDisposition();
if ((disposition != null)&& ((disposition.equals(Part.ATTACHMENT) ||
(disposition.equals(Part.INLINE))))) {
System.out.println("attachment");
FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("alex99.pdf");
part.writeTo(fos);
} else if (disposition==null) {
MimeBodyPart mbp = (MimeBodyPart)part;
if (mbp.isMimeType("text/plain")) {
System.out.println("text/plain");
} else {
System.out.println("other mime type");
}................................
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