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    after I've googled now for several hours, I'm more confused then
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    "dar7yl" <email***@***.com> wrote in message news:ccfKc.58783$Rf.534@edtnps84...
    > You are assuming that most traffic is large .jpg's, mpg's, etc.
    > But if you look at the typical usage, a web page consists mainly of a bit
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  - loading a resource from a jar fileHi All,
    
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    I'm trying to modify java.lang.String.java and add the modified
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    rt.jar [THIS IS FOR MYSELF ONLY AND WILL NOT BE DEPLOYED].
    I cannot add "private final boolean tainted[] = new
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    it to rt.jar and compile a test program against it. However, the JVM
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    java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: name can't be empty
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    at java.security.BasicPermission.<init>(Unknown Source)
    at java.lang.RuntimePermission.<init>(Unknown Source)
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    I tried various ways of rewriting the above such as adding "private
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    I can add methods to String.java and even the member variable "private
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Tara

Posted: 2006-8-11 6:19:00

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java-programmer, Sending email in multiple languages We're trying to send out HTML emails in multiple languages
(English and Chinese (simplified and traditional)).

The subject as well as the body may contain multi-byte
characters.

We're having trouble making the email readable for all audiences.
Outlook (back to 2003)
On English computer
On Chinese computer
Hotmail
on IE with a chinese (simpl or trad) locale
on Firefox with a chinese (simpl or trad) locale
Yahoo mail
on IE with a chinese (simpl or trad) locale
on Firefox with a chinese (simpl or trad) locale

So far we're base64 encoding with a multipart doc type and
encoding with Big5 or GB1208 depending on the user's locale.
(UTF-8 didn't work very well).

Is there a mostly-universal way of doing this?

Tara

Thomas Weidenfeller

Posted: 2006-8-11 17:39:00

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java-programmer >> Sending email in multiple languages Tara wrote:
> We're trying to send out HTML emails

That alone is a bad idea. Many spam filters assign an extra score to
HTML mails. And a lot of people even immediately block mail with a
text/html mime type. Many web-based mail services (you mentioned a few),
do so, too. If it contains HTML, it smells like spam.

> We're having trouble making the email readable for all audiences.

Since you didn't care to give a more precise problem and error
description, don't expect a step-by-step instruction on how to fix your
problem.

> So far we're base64 encoding with a multipart doc type and
> encoding with Big5 or GB1208 depending on the user's locale.
> (UTF-8 didn't work very well).
>
> Is there a mostly-universal way of doing this?

No, MUAs are almost free to interpret and display multipart mime mail
however they fell like. The RFC places only few requirements on the
different presentation of different multipart subtypes. In addition,
particular web-based services (but also stand-alone-MUAs - Microsoft
products are notorious) can be very "creative" in interpreting the
standard and don't support everything needed.

/Thomas

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    I have a Java puzzle written as an applet that I've been working on. So far
    I've never been able to figure out how to resize it from inside the applet
    itself.
    
    So I created a very elaborate HTML file, where I use JavaScript which:
    1. queries the screen resolution and browser,
    2. dynamically opens a window based on the values returned from (1),
    3. dynamically writes the applet/object tag to that window also based on
    (1).
    
    I'd love to get rid of this complicated mess of html/js code and do it from
    pure Java if I can. For one thing, having two page refreshes is slow for the
    user. I've tried setSize() and setBounds from every component level I can
    think of. There are never any errors but it never works either. I noticed
    that resize() works from inside a JDialog, but not from JPanel. I'd be happy
    to use a JDialog to hold the JPEG image, instead of JPanel, but that doesn't
    seem to work.
    
    Also, I'd love to be able to resize on the fly. Is it a big deal to trap the
    window/resize event to allow the user to set the size?
    
    I'd greatly appreciate any thoughts or ideas you may have.
    
    Best regards,
    
    Dave
- 10
  - passing utf strings to java from c in jni??hi...
    
    i've managed to far to pass a string to java from c..
    
    but now i wanna pass a hebrew string, and as i hardcode it in c, i get
    question marks on the java side.
- 11
  - Translator Tools? I was about to throw in the towel on this
    project I've inherited. It's about 5,000
    Java files, totally undocumented and uncommented.
    
    I asked and looked for tools that would help
    me make sense of this mess, so far to no avail.
    
    Now the owner of the company is willing to
    consider redoing it in C++. ( In my opinion
    there was no good reason for the previous software
    engineer to write this in Java. It's a pretty
    straightforward Windows desktop app that would
    be much easier to understand and maintain had
    it been written in VC++. There's some evidence
    he chose Java just so he could get some experience
    with it,)
    
    Anyhow, I'm not rewriting this by hand.
    I came across the following in Bruce Eckel's
    'Thinking In Java', "I've even heard it
    suggested that you start with Java, to gain the
    short development time, then use a tool and support
    libraries to translate your code to C++, if
    you need faster execution speed."
    
    Has anybody heard of or better still used
    such translator tools? Even if it only did
    80-90% and the rest required manual intervention
    it might work.
    
    TIA for any advice.
    
    Gerry Murphy
- 12
  - Eclipse 2.1.1 does not save my workspaceHi,
    
    Sometimes when I close out Eclipse 2.1.1, it doesn't say my worksapce
    settings. Because of this, I cant find projects that I create prior
    to this happening
    
    Can anyone shed some light on this issue?
    
    Thank You
- 13
  - Eclipse jboss toolsHi,
    has been any efforts to ports jboss tools plugin for Eclipse?
    It contains some parts written in C (i think having to do with GUI editors).
    Using eclipse-devel 3.3.2 and jboss tools 2.1.1 (previously known as JBossIDE and
    now commercially named as "Jboss developer studio).
    
    Installing the jboss tools plugins from within eclipse, asis, results in a highly unstable eclipse
    environment.
    
    Any ideas?
    --
    Achilleas Mantzios
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- 14
  - JWS consoleRoedy Green wrote:
    
    > Is there a way to view the console or System.err with Java webstart
    > apps?
    >
    
    File > Preferences > Advanced tab, then select "Show Java Console"
    
    - Alistair
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