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- Networked version of Swing (X windows style)?Hello,
I was wondering if something like that exists or if someone has ever
thought about it:
Instead of Swing updating the local screen and obtaining events from
the local mouse & keyboard, it may be useful in some cases to have a
networked version of Swing, just like XWindows.
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swing application. But this JVM/Classpath/etc is configured so that all
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screen updates are made. And viceversa for the mouse and keyboard.
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in any case it would be an interesting thing to have.
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be remotely executed without modification.
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Any
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Versions:
Oracle 9i
WebSphere Ver 5.1
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import java.io.Writer;
import java.sql.Clob;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.CallableStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.sql.Blob;
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import javax.naming.InitialContext;
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import oracle.jdbc.OracleConnection;
import oracle.jdbc.driver.*;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
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import oracle.sql.CLOB;
.
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Context jndiContext = new InitialContext();
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with the others.
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3. In the off-line mode some basic functionality to enter data (fill
forms) should be available, that do not need to be reentered when the
connectivity is available.
Can some one think of a solution on how one would design this app. To
me disconnect from the network mean no web application, but some one
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on our client machines. Recently our server application was upgraded,
and instead of needing Microsoft's JVM on the client machines we are
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Performance around applet caching was poor, and the recommended cure
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Parameters from the Java control panel. On machines that have never had
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- Strange problem with Bluetooth and RFCOMMHi,
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when I want to send 20 float values the following reaches the phone:
3.12
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3.12
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9.707659E-27
9.707659E-27
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properly. I tested different ways to transfer the data, e.g. partioning
the data into smaller packets or using DataOutputStream but nothing was
a success.
Snippets of one of my source codes:
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OutputStream out = null;
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DataOutputStream dos = new DataOutputStream(baos);
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- Bypassing Struts validator - why doesn't bCancel=true work?Hi there,
I'm trying to bypass the Struts validator sometimes on my page. I'm
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Basically I have a submit button that submits a form. The Struts
validator component is working great for client-side validation of the
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is, I want the page to refresh and then repopulate these fields.
This means I have to bypass the validator to ignore anything the user
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method should do the trick, but it doesn't work for me. When I create
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get any validation messages from the validator, despite there being
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value is there because I'm using a DispatchAction class.)
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Thanks for the help!
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aaronfude
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java-programmer, java long in an Access database
Hi,
Perhaps this is more of an Access question. I'm discovering that
Access' "Long Integer" cannot store a java Long. So I'm resorting to
string the numbers as strings. I'm I doing the right thing (other than
using Access :) ) or missing someting?
Many thanks in advance!
Aaron Fude
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Arto Viitanen
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| Posted: 2006-1-16 19:42:00 |
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java-programmer >> java long in an Access database
email***@***.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Perhaps this is more of an Access question. I'm discovering that
> Access' "Long Integer" cannot store a java Long. So I'm resorting to
> string the numbers as strings. I'm I doing the right thing (other than
> using Access :) ) or missing someting?
>
> Many thanks in advance!
>
> Aaron Fude
>
Why not use java.math.BigDecimal? ResultSet supports it (getBigDecimal
etc.) and you can (kind of) calculate with it. If scale is 0, it behaves
like integer.
Arto Viitanen, CSC
Espoo, Finland
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Bjorn Abelli
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| Posted: 2006-1-19 22:22:00 |
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java-programmer >> java long in an Access database
"Arto Viitanen" wrote...
> email***@***.com wrote:
>> Perhaps this is more of an Access question. I'm discovering that
>> Access' "Long Integer" cannot store a java Long. So I'm resorting to
>> string the numbers as strings. I'm I doing the right thing (other than
>> using Access :) ) or missing someting?
> Why not use java.math.BigDecimal? ResultSet supports it (getBigDecimal
> etc.) and you can (kind of) calculate with it. If scale is 0, it behaves
> like integer.
You've misunderstood the question of the OP.
He doesn't need an alternative to long on the Java side, where obviously a
long is sufficient.
To change from long to BigDecimal wouldn't solve his problem.
As Access/Jet doesn't even support a Java long in numerical form, to change
to BigDecimal would be even worse...
I believe the OP have to live with his current solution, as Access/Jet most
likely will keep the old VB compatible data types only.
Depending on what the OP actually uses the fields for, another solution
*could* be to bitmask the long value (64 bits) into two int's (32 bits) and
store them separately in two fields in the DB, and correspondingly merge
them together into one field when retrieving them from the DB...
I don't know if he would gain anything with it comparing to the "string"
version, but it's nevertheless an alternative...
...or to change to another DB...
// Bjorn A
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aaronfude
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| Posted: 2006-1-30 3:29:00 |
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java-programmer >> java long in an Access database
Bjorn Abelli wrote:
> "Arto Viitanen" wrote...
> > email***@***.com wrote:
>
> >> Perhaps this is more of an Access question. I'm discovering that
> >> Access' "Long Integer" cannot store a java Long. So I'm resorting to
> >> string the numbers as strings. I'm I doing the right thing (other than
> >> using Access :) ) or missing someting?
>
> > Why not use java.math.BigDecimal? ResultSet supports it (getBigDecimal
> > etc.) and you can (kind of) calculate with it. If scale is 0, it behaves
> > like integer.
>
> You've misunderstood the question of the OP.
>
> He doesn't need an alternative to long on the Java side, where obviously a
> long is sufficient.
>
> To change from long to BigDecimal wouldn't solve his problem.
>
> As Access/Jet doesn't even support a Java long in numerical form, to change
> to BigDecimal would be even worse...
>
> I believe the OP have to live with his current solution, as Access/Jet most
> likely will keep the old VB compatible data types only.
>
> Depending on what the OP actually uses the fields for, another solution
> *could* be to bitmask the long value (64 bits) into two int's (32 bits) and
> store them separately in two fields in the DB, and correspondingly merge
> them together into one field when retrieving them from the DB...
>
> I don't know if he would gain anything with it comparing to the "string"
> version, but it's nevertheless an alternative...
>
> ...or to change to another DB...
>
> // Bjorn A
What a complete answer! Thank you very much!
Can I assume that more serious databases, such as MySQL support the
long format?
Thanks!
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IchBin
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| Posted: 2006-1-30 4:43:00 |
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java-programmer >> java long in an Access database
email***@***.com wrote:
> Bjorn Abelli wrote:
>> "Arto Viitanen" wrote...
>>> email***@***.com wrote:
>>>> Perhaps this is more of an Access question. I'm discovering that
>>>> Access' "Long Integer" cannot store a java Long. So I'm resorting to
>>>> string the numbers as strings. I'm I doing the right thing (other than
>>>> using Access :) ) or missing someting?
>>> Why not use java.math.BigDecimal? ResultSet supports it (getBigDecimal
>>> etc.) and you can (kind of) calculate with it. If scale is 0, it behaves
>>> like integer.
>> You've misunderstood the question of the OP.
>>
>> He doesn't need an alternative to long on the Java side, where obviously a
>> long is sufficient.
>>
>> To change from long to BigDecimal wouldn't solve his problem.
>>
>> As Access/Jet doesn't even support a Java long in numerical form, to change
>> to BigDecimal would be even worse...
>>
>> I believe the OP have to live with his current solution, as Access/Jet most
>> likely will keep the old VB compatible data types only.
>>
>> Depending on what the OP actually uses the fields for, another solution
>> *could* be to bitmask the long value (64 bits) into two int's (32 bits) and
>> store them separately in two fields in the DB, and correspondingly merge
>> them together into one field when retrieving them from the DB...
>>
>> I don't know if he would gain anything with it comparing to the "string"
>> version, but it's nevertheless an alternative...
>>
>> ...or to change to another DB...
>>
>> // Bjorn A
>
> What a complete answer! Thank you very much!
>
> Can I assume that more serious databases, such as MySQL support the
> long format?
>
> Thanks!
>
Would guess most all do.. In this case you are just dealing with Microsoft.
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http://weconsultants.servebeer.com/JHackerAppManager
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-William E. Taylor, Regular Guy (1952-)
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Bjorn Abelli
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| Posted: 2006-1-30 18:11:00 |
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java-programmer >> java long in an Access database
<email***@***.com> wrote
> Bjorn Abelli wrote:
>> ...or to change to another DB...
>>
>> // Bjorn A
>
> What a complete answer! Thank you very much!
>
> Can I assume that more serious databases, such as MySQL support the
> long format?
MySQL has the data type BIGINT, which corresponds very well to a Java long
(64 bits integer).
// Bjorn A
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- 5
- Can you write to a file from a vector??How do I write to a file (using a FileWriter) from a filled vector??
I.E. Why can't I do this??
for (i = 0; i < myVector.size(); i++){
myWriter.write(myVector.elementAt(i));
myWriter.flush();
myWriter.close();
}
Thanks,
Steve
- 6
- 7
- Proper use of CharsetDecoder?I have some text originating from XML which does not
contain tags anymore but character references like "@" .
I thought about writing my own java.nio.charset.CharsetDecoder only
to find that this more or less forces me to also supply a my
own java.nio.charset.Charset class ... and probably a CharsetProvider ...
Since all I want is the conversion of "&64;" and the like
to a Java char I don't see the point of defining a Charset. The
CharsetDecoder alone would suit me well passed right into
a new InputStreamReader(InputStream, CharsetDecoder).
Certainly I misunderstand the importance of the connection between
CharsetDecoder and Charset and should choose a different route.
Should I implement my own Reader having the converions built in? This seems
equally odd.
Any other ideas?
Harald.
- 8
- Thread.sleep(10000)Is that true Thread.sleep(10000) will make current thread to sleep for
10 seconds?
I cannot use Thread.currentThread().sleep(10000) since sleep is a
static method of Thread. Right? Thread.currentThread() will return a
reference to the currently executing thread object.
- 9
- Tomcat - Invalid Direct Reference To Login Page ( Workaround help )Hi,
I'm really happy that the "Invalid Direct Reference To Login Page" has
finally been fixed. However I am stuck using Tomcat 4.0.x ( and I
cannot recompile the app-server as it is a managed resource ) , and
the requirement to have a login box included in each page via a panel
is still there.
I've been looking for a workaround. According to the FormAuthenicator
Tomcat code, if the requestURI in the request is NULL, then the
"Invalid Direct Reference To Login Page" error is thrown.
I've written a proxy servlet called LoginProxy. Its job was to alter
the requestURI in the request object before posting to the
j_security_check target.
My login form would post to something like:
LoginProxy?j_username=my&j_password=test&j_forward_uri=/index.jsp
Great, apart from one small problem - HttpServletRequest is READ ONLY.
Damn. I had a look at the actual class heirarchy, and found that
HttpServletRequestFacade was the class that implemented
HttpServletRequest for Tomcat ( I am prepared write Tomcat specific
code, as long as it doesn't involve changing Tomcat itself. ).
HttpServletRequestFacade extends HttpServletRequestImpl, which
implements HttpRequest. HttpRequest does have write access, however
the code:
( ( HttpRequest ) a_Request ).setRequestURI( sForward )
gives a ClassCastException.
My other thought, was - if I just do a sendRedirect ( I was using
forward before ), won't the requestURI be the url of the LoginConfig
servlet.... I could cope with tomcat forwarding me back to the
servlet, I'd just have to add some extra logic. Alas, the request
still retains the null indicating to requestURI.
Can someone tell me how I can modify the request object, or even
create a new one?
Thanks
Ben
- 10
- Parallel PortHello,
I want to drive a device using the parallel port data output.
I want to use preferably an applet to do that. Is that possible?
I heard that javax.comm is not very reliable, does anyone have experience
with it?
thanks,
anwar
- 11
- Switching Locale intermittent geometry position bugHi,
I'm working on a 3D visualization of the Mars Exploration Rover
Mission.
Please refer to my webpage:
http://home.comcast.net/~meralizer/
Everything appears to be working well, except I'm still haunted with
what appears to be a Locale/HiResCoord bug.
What makes it more difficult to debug is that it's intermittent!
Sometimes when I switch to a Locale, geometry in the scene/heirarchy
jumps to the wrong position and orientation. However, when I switch to
another Locale and back again, this "fixes" the problem.
So it appears that some information in the transformation heirarchy is
temporarily corrupted. Then when I toggle the Locales, it's is
restored/updated/recalculated to the correct values.
I'm trying to finish this project, but this one remaining bug is
driving me nuts.I'm getting the same bug on two different platforms,
so it's not a platform/grapics card-specific bug.
Any ideas?
thanks
- 12
- Sound/Midi questionHi,
I need to extract the outgoing pcm audio data while playing midi.
With the getData() method of a SoundbankResource object,
I can only catch sampled audio data stored in a soundbank.
Is there any way I could catch (well, in real time more or less)
the actual sampled data produced by the synth (channels mixed
or unmixed) ?
Any indications or links welcome. Tx !
Ben
- 13
- subclass DeflaterOutputStream just to get bytes written?I am using a deflater output stream, GZIPOutputStream specifically. I
need to know the number of bytes written out by the stream. Obviously
this is not the same number as the number of bytes I have given the
stream. It looks like the only way to get this information is through
the 'def' field, calling getBytesWritten(), or getTotalOut(), depending
on whether I want a long or an int. The problem is that the 'def' field
is protected. So to get this information, I have to subclass
GZIPOutputstream.
Surely, it is fairly common to need this information. Is this a design
flaw, or am I just too stupid to see an easier way to get this information?
Thanks,
~Shea M.
- 14
- delete all jvm'sI think I have a corrupt JVM on my machine. I would like to delete all
JVM's and just install the sun JVM. Could anyone tell me how to delete
all JVM's.
Aidy
- 15
- How to build a class w/ return value?I apologize for a newbie question, but I'm just starting with Java.
I'm trying to write a program which includes a class for checking if a
given text field has a value.
My basic logic would run something like:
A button is pressed
On that event, check if a text field has a value
if it does, return true, else return false.
So, I want to say in the action listener event for that button something
like:
if ( checkValue( txtFieldName ) == true)
do something
else
do something else
I'd then have a public funciton for checking the value
public checkValue( String txtFieldName )
{
if ( txtFieldName == "" )
return false;
else
return true;
}
This keeps giving me an error that a return code is needed for a public
class. If i put void in the class, I can run it but then nothing gets
returned.
Now, a bit of background - I've been doing VB for 12 years, so maybe my
thinking is flawed. If so, is there another way of going about this? I've
googled for the past hour and am very frustrated.
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kai - email***@***.com - www.perfectreign.com
kai:/> format a:
Error: The DOS concept of formatting disk media is screwed.
To format a floppy, use "fdformat /dev/fd0"
and then "mkfs.minix /dev/fd0".
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