Actually, serialization is no great help either because the default implementation does not serialize an entire object but just enough data to allow a class...
David Soroko
davids@...
Nov 1, 1998 8:40 am
27312
... Run tnamesrv and then a server both on the same port as a client (1050). When running client and server on a different hosts, specify also the host. -- ...
Evgeny Gesin
evgenyg@...
Nov 1, 1998 8:46 am
27314
Hi , I am in the process(design stages) of a project which deals with Report generation for an Order and it's item details. The textual report generation is...
Krishnan Venkat
krisant@...
Nov 1, 1998 10:55 am
27316
... Take a look at the JClass. General info and FAQ is available at: http://www.klg.com/jclass/ Hope it will help. -- Cheers. Evgeny Gesin...
Evgeny Gesin
evgenyg@...
Nov 1, 1998 11:42 am
27318
The JDBC driver looks the most dangerous part of what you describe. If it is a JDBC-ODBC bridge even more so. You don't specify what kind of driver you are...
Javier Borrajo
jbi@...
Nov 1, 1998 12:34 pm
27320
Also, I have been quite satisfied with kl group's distribution that comese with Borland JBuilder. Cheers, Dave ... Unsubscription, archives, FAQ -...
David
dfellah@...
Nov 1, 1998 1:08 pm
27322
This is very hard to diagnose without more information. A few commercial tools would help pinpoint the thread activity quickly. Assuming you have only vanilla...
Ralph Prescott
rmp@...
Nov 1, 1998 3:58 pm
27324
... I've got a question on this general technique. Is inStream.available() ALWAYS guaranteed to be the size of the underlying data source? Under what...
Ralph Prescott
rmp@...
Nov 1, 1998 4:07 pm
27326
Check out ChartWorks product NetCharts - http://www.chartworks.com. J ... John Zukowski Focus on Java Guide / http://java.miningco.com jaz@... |...
John Zukowski
jaz@...
Nov 1, 1998 4:21 pm
27328
... I don't think I've EVER seen that behavior. Internally, we recommend guarding expensive debug operations with the extra test. I need to check to see if...
Ralph Prescott
rmp@...
Nov 1, 1998 4:50 pm
27330
... I believe that the extra code almost always is necessary... especially with a large file or when reading something over the network. I didn't put it here...
Sean Doyle
sean@...
Nov 1, 1998 8:57 pm
27332
Are you saying that your GUI has seven 'pages', one of which is displayed at any one time? If you are then you may want to create a couple of interfaces. ICard...
Matt Krevs
mattkrevs@...
Nov 1, 1998 10:06 pm
27334
This seems an "easy" question, but I didnt' see anything about it in the archive in '98. Is there any harm in specifying a huge value for max. heap size, e.g....
Rebecca Felts
felts@...
Nov 1, 1998 11:20 pm
27336
... None at all that we've come across. We, by default normally set it to 64MB but have on occassions set it up to 256MB (the boxes we play with have at least...
Justin Couch
couch@...
Nov 1, 1998 11:52 pm
27338
Peter Coad is a big proponent of designing with Interfaces and wrote the following book that covers the topic in detail: Java Design: Building Better Apps and...
Jeff Bailey
jbailey@...
Nov 2, 1998 12:42 am
27340
Samik, The easiest way to track the position of the mouse as it moves over the image is with a MouseMotionListener or by overriding the ...
Cameron Stuart Gillies
gillies@...
Nov 2, 1998 1:17 am
27342
I have been doing some testing of the speed of the new features that are offerred in the Graphics2D class. In particular the ability to draw shapes of various...
Cameron Stuart Gillies
gillies@...
Nov 2, 1998 3:09 am
27344
Hi, Great stuff @ http://195.64.77.20/gator/ ************************************************************** Please Reply with subject "remove" to be removed ...
Harry
jent44@...
Nov 2, 1998 5:46 am
27345
I am wanting to find the preferredSize of a JTextPane based on the text that is currently showing. In swing releases prior to 1.1beta3 calling getPreferredSize...
Cameron Gillies
gillies@...
Nov 2, 1998 6:59 am
27347
greetings, I am developing a servlet using win95, jdk1.1.7a, Java Web Server 1.1, and the JSDK2.0. It is a simple HttpServlet that is POST'd the contents of an...
Timotheus
salo@...
Nov 2, 1998 8:40 am
27349
Tim, "[Ljava.lang.String;" is used in JNI to describe the format of parameters and return types. The "[" means an array the "Ljava.lang.String;" means a fully...
Cameron Gillies
gillies@...
Nov 2, 1998 9:05 am
27351
This is fairly typical of most systems that allow wide lines. 1 pixel width lines are drawn using hardware support, whereas >1 pixel lines are rendered as...
Hello, I thought that there were a few rules about classes and filenames in Java. The rules: 1. Only one class per java-file. 2. The .java file must be given...
Kaj Bjurman
KajB@...
Nov 2, 1998 10:32 am
27357
Hi, The rules are as follows: 1. Only one "public" class per java file.If you don't say "public" specifically the default scope is "package" scope. 2.You can...
Upendra Kale
upendra@...
Nov 2, 1998 10:45 am
27359
Only one public class file is allowed per file. The filename should be the same as that public class. Alex. ... Java. ... with a ... a ... doesn't ... same ......
Alexis Moussine-Pouch...
aliocha@...
Nov 2, 1998 10:49 am
27361
There can only be one "public" class in a file. However there can be any number of "friendly" classes. Regards Sreedhar ... Unsubscription, archives, FAQ -...
B.K.Sridhar
bksd@...
Nov 2, 1998 10:54 am
27363
I'll prefer the former approach. Sandeep. ... From: rmp@... Sent: Thursday, October 29, 1998 11:20 PM To: Maura.Kellar@... Cc: Sandeep Gupta;...
sandeep.gupta@...
Nov 2, 1998 11:28 am
27365
Check out http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/java/ptplot/ It includes source code. Neil ... Unsubscription, archives, FAQ -...
Galarneau, Neil
NGalarneau@...
Nov 2, 1998 1:56 pm
27367
Hi, The site for polardoc (http://www.ualberta.ca/~tgee/polardoc) does not seem to be valid anymore, does anyone know its new URL (the search engines still...
