Instead of basing such a pre-processor on the C compiler (or /bin/cpp, etc.), a more elegant solution might be to use "m4." Indeed, this is exactly the kind...
Jim Kimble
jkimble@...
Aug 15, 1997 1:21 pm
3418
Cedric Beust
beust@...
Jul 15, 1997 11:22 pm
3419
I'd like to extend this question one step further - how can I make my dialog appear over the center of my applet? I find that both Netscape and IE "lose...
Hayko, Jim
Jim.Hayko@...
Jul 15, 1997 4:06 pm
3420
... You could synchronize on the appropriate File object. static void writeToFile(File file, byte[] data) { // note: method is not synchronized synchronized...
Sriram Srinivasan
sriram@...
Jul 15, 1997 3:22 pm
3421
I disagree. I believe there is a win 3.1 JDK that IBM has created. Check their web site. Last I'd heard it was a beta version, but that was a while back. ......
Chris Murphy
cmurphy@...
Jul 15, 1997 4:10 pm
3422
Hi there You might like to take a look at AFC, Microsoft's Application Foundation Classes for Java. The preview release is available today via ...
Kate Seekings
kates@...
Jul 15, 1997 5:07 pm
3423
... A note on terminology: a report is unbiased if it supports MicroSoft while a report is biased if it does not support MicroSoft. ___ Unsubscribtion,...
Richard Emberson
emberson@...
Jul 15, 1997 1:12 pm
3424
Hello, Thanks to Gernot Koller for his help. I have a few questions regarding the way in which Java compiles its programs. I am working on a Java application...
Caldwell, Michael
mcald@...
Jul 15, 1997 10:54 pm
3425
I am experiencing the following problem: I have a modal dialog which has various widgets on it. When one of the widgets resizes (typically to be larger), I...
Matthew K. Williams
matt@...
Jul 15, 1997 8:58 pm
3426
I am in need to use the Date class. However, I have just noticed that most of the methods in the class are deprecated. I have also noticed that there is a...
Ilia Assafiev
iliace@...
Jul 15, 1997 11:11 pm
3427
Cedric Beust
beust@...
Jul 16, 1997 1:20 am
3428
This is from Network Computing and should be useful for those wrestling with DCOM and CORBA... ... ___ Unsubscribtion, archives, FAQ -...
David Delisi
daviddel@...
Jul 15, 1997 3:02 pm
3429
Hi All I am trying to connect to AS/400 database from an Windows95 machine. I use the JDBC-ODBC brigde from the Javasoft to connect to the AS/400 database. I...
Vinay S Gaonkar
vinay.g@...
Jul 15, 1997 6:26 pm
3430
A few recent messages expressed some concern about Sun using Java. Without repeating the various cliches the general concern seems to be "Is Sun using Java?" ...
rmfaller
robert.faller@...
Jul 15, 1997 7:51 pm
3431
String s1 = new String ( "mit" ); String s2 = new String ( "mit" ); if ( s1 == s2 ) System.out.println ( "s1 == s2 no intern" ); if ( s1.intern () == s2.intern...
Miten S Mehta
mehta@...
Jul 15, 1997 8:55 pm
3432
Mike, outside of the obvious cases (i.e. class a uses foo() in b and the foo changes its return type or arguments) you only need to recompile a if it accesses...
Josh Mahowald
josh@...
Jul 15, 1997 10:23 pm
3433
... What I do (1.0.2 version) is: resize(preferredSize()); invalidate(); // superfluous, but safe validate(); As long as you've got a reasonable...
Dan Jacobs
djacobs@...
Jul 16, 1997 1:50 am
3434
... The answer is "it depends." In most cases the only time you need to recompile "a" is when certain "final" members or methods in the class have changed....
Jim Frost
jimf@...
Jul 15, 1997 11:41 pm
3435
Hi All, If you are not happy with the current state of Java read further. My reaction to this mail is little unwarranted but I could not resist putting across...
bikash
bikash@...
Jul 16, 1997 4:57 pm
3436
Hi all, We 've load our application on the server. When we want to run the applet, we have this message : ... I think, it' very simple, but i don't know what's...
Jean-Philippe Renaud
renaud@...
Jul 16, 1997 12:49 am
3437
J Mathan Babu Wipro S...
babujm@...
Jul 16, 1997 2:50 am
3438
Ok, if I use the beanbox demo class loader, SimpleClassLoader, to load a class directly from its classfile (*.class file), then, with out some special care,...
Richard Emberson
emberson@...
Jul 15, 1997 9:58 pm
3439
... We use something similar here: if ( Debugger.DEBUG ) { Debugger.assert("username", (username != null) && (username.length() != 0)); ...
Colin Cooper
colin.cooper@...
Jul 15, 1997 11:14 pm
3440
... The JLS says don't do it (section 7.4.2). It is implementation defined what this means, and I have personally verified that implementations do differ! ___...
Robert Hagmann
hagmann@...
Jul 15, 1997 9:25 pm
3441
... Certainly this should be a comparison between your JIT and Sun's JIT (just to play fair ;) I know they haven't released it for public consumption yet (nor...
Mike Lehman
mgl@...
Jul 16, 1997 4:33 am
3442
... This matches my own findings using SDK 2.0. It seems marginally faster than the Symantec JDK 1.1 preview, but the differences are minor. 20+ times the...
Jim Frost
jimf@...
Jul 15, 1997 10:25 pm
3443
Hello, Is there any problem in executing Socket s = new Socket("xyz.mydomain.com",port); From an NT4.0 server. This same line works for NT 3.51 i was able to ...
N.R.SURESH
nrsuresh@...
Jul 16, 1997 4:18 pm
3444
... Smart idea; they're the ones that it will hurt less if it doesn't work ... Still, it occurs to me that the only part of the JavaStations that must work for...
Jim Frost
jimf@...
Jul 16, 1997 1:33 am
3445
Hi The purpose of using intern() is to get the address of the same string on which it is called from the pool of strings and you are guarenteed that both refer...
Gopinathan V
gopiv@...
Jul 16, 1997 5:02 pm
3446
Could someone point me towards some examples of a network class loader? I've found nothing searching the web and Java books. Perhaps my search techniques need...
