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  • john bailo

    #1

    Java Here I Come !


    oh man, i've been working all month on c#
    and now I get a java project.

    finally.

    life is great !!!


    --


  • Michael Giagnocavo [MVP]

    #2
    Re: Java Here I Come !

    Heh, I know someone who's been fighting with Websphere for a month and
    wishing for a C# project.
    -mike
    MVP

    "john bailo" <jabailo@earthl ink.net> wrote in message
    news:4b8776244b c924a3bd94d4883 3e3fdd1@news.te ranews.com...[color=blue]
    >
    > oh man, i've been working all month on c#
    > and now I get a java project.
    >
    > finally.
    >
    > life is great !!!
    >
    >
    > --
    > http://www.museum.tv/ETV/G/htmlG/gre...greenacres.htm
    >[/color]


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    • john bailo

      #3
      Re: Java Here I Come !

      Michael Giagnocavo [MVP], Michael Giagnocavo [MVP], and Michael Giagnocavo
      [MVP] said,

      [ you wouldn't know, and how could you,
      but that post was sacasm. i am actually
      trying to figure out how to wrap some c#
      in java so i don't have to do too much of it ]

      [color=blue]
      > Heh, I know someone who's been fighting with Websphere for a month and
      > wishing for a C# project.
      > -mike
      > MVP
      >
      > "john bailo" <jabailo@earthl ink.net> wrote in message
      > news:4b8776244b c924a3bd94d4883 3e3fdd1@news.te ranews.com...[color=green]
      >>
      >> oh man, i've been working all month on c#
      >> and now I get a java project.
      >>
      >> finally.
      >>
      >> life is great !!!
      >>
      >>
      >> --
      >> http://www.museum.tv/ETV/G/htmlG/gre...greenacres.htm
      >>[/color][/color]

      --


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      • Jeff Relf

        #4
        Re: Java Here I Come !

        Hi Baiiilo ,
        You say :
        " I got a Java project . finally . Life is great !!! "

        Tells us about it . Who's going to be using it ?

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        • Cable Speed Test

          #5
          Re: Java Here I Come !


          "john bailo" <jabailo@earthl ink.net> wrote in message
          news:7f02af3053 9d5223dca99800e 805cc02@news.te ranews.com...[color=blue]
          > Michael Giagnocavo [MVP], Michael Giagnocavo [MVP], and Michael Giagnocavo
          > [MVP] said,
          >
          > [ you wouldn't know, and how could you,
          > but that post was sacasm. i am actually
          > trying to figure out how to wrap some c#
          > in java so i don't have to do too much of it ]
          >[/color]
          One day .NET and C# will just be something IT types will joke about when not
          playing EverQuest.

          As in: year 2006 -

          IT geek One (fat and smells funny) -"Hey you remember that M$ ploy to
          subvert JAVA?"

          IT geek Two (skinny with bad hair)- "Huh ? you just made me kill a halfling
          by mistake"

          Of course, neither of them ever wrote anything in C# or any thing else,
          because IT Dept. types always download what they need.






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          • john bailo

            #6
            Re: Java Here I Come !

            You, Cable Speed Test, assert:
            [color=blue]
            >
            > "john bailo" <jabailo@earthl ink.net> wrote in message
            > news:7f02af3053 9d5223dca99800e 805cc02@news.te ranews.com...[color=green]
            >> Michael Giagnocavo [MVP], Michael Giagnocavo [MVP], and Michael Giagnocavo
            >> [MVP] said,
            >>
            >> [ you wouldn't know, and how could you,
            >> but that post was sacasm. i am actually
            >> trying to figure out how to wrap some c#
            >> in java so i don't have to do too much of it ]
            >>[/color]
            > One day .NET and C# will just be something IT types will joke about when not
            > playing EverQuest.
            >
            > As in: year 2006 -
            >
            > IT geek One (fat and smells funny) -"Hey you remember that M$ ploy to
            > subvert JAVA?"
            >
            > IT geek Two (skinny with bad hair)- "Huh ? you just made me kill a halfling
            > by mistake"
            >
            > Of course, neither of them ever wrote anything in C# or any thing else,
            > because IT Dept. types always download what they need.[/color]

            disagree.

            we need something that is

            like scripts

            but like compilation.

            and yes, java is both.

            c# is an alternative.

            just now, i am working through
            mono.

            OSS compiler, library and so on.




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            • Jeff Relf

              #7
              Complex Data Types ?

              Hi Baiiiiiiilo ,
              You say :
              " I'm working through mono .
              OSS compiler , library and so on . "

              Doe it have a nice debugger ? Does it run standalone ?

              Can you rip into the heart of complex data types ?

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              • mark

                #8
                Re: Java Here I Come !

                Jeff Relf <__.Jeff-Relf@NCPlus.NET > wrote in message news:<1hlrdo1cz z5vc$.dlg@__.Je ff.Relf>...[color=blue]
                > Hi Baiiilo ,
                > You say :
                > " I got a Java project . finally . Life is great !!! "
                >
                > Tells us about it . Who's going to be using it ?[/color]

                His children,

                He's just associated a colorchooser to a button and worked out how to
                change the background color of the window display :)

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                • john bailo

                  #9
                  Re: Java Here I Come !

                  You, mark, assert:
                  [color=blue]
                  > Jeff Relf <__.Jeff-Relf@NCPlus.NET > wrote in message news:<1hlrdo1cz z5vc$.dlg@__.Je ff.Relf>...[color=green]
                  >> Hi Baiiilo ,
                  >> You say :
                  >> " I got a Java project . finally . Life is great !!! "
                  >>
                  >> Tells us about it . Who's going to be using it ?[/color]
                  >
                  > His children,
                  >
                  > He's just associated a colorchooser to a button and worked out how to
                  > change the background color of the window display :)[/color]

                  Ha Ha Ha.

                  How little you know.

                  When you toggle the button it
                  prints a Console.WriteLi ne.

                  And you say it doesn't do much...

                  Har har har dee har har.


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                  • john bailo

                    #10
                    Re: Complex Data Types ?

                    You, Jeff Relf, assert:
                    [color=blue]
                    > Hi Baiiiiiiilo ,
                    > You say :
                    > " I'm working through mono .
                    > OSS compiler , library and so on . "
                    >
                    > Doe it have a nice debugger ? Does it run standalone ?
                    >
                    > Can you rip into the heart of complex data types ?[/color]

                    mono provides the good old primitives
                    but to really understand c#/and the
                    mono.NET framework, you will see that
                    even Integer can be expressed as an
                    object.

                    I have not used the debugger/ide yet -- just doing
                    the basic tire kicking with GEdit and terminal commands,
                    and playing with Gtk. I was originally working
                    through the Qt examples with KDevelop -- a
                    truly nice ide -- but when i switched to Gnome
                    for speed, I guess I'm using Gtk widgets and windowing
                    'parts' now.

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                    • Peter Hayes

                      #11
                      Re: Complex Data Types ?

                      john bailo wrote:
                      [color=blue]
                      > You, Jeff Relf, assert:
                      >[color=green]
                      >> Hi Baiiiiiiilo ,
                      >> You say :
                      >> " I'm working through mono .
                      >> OSS compiler , library and so on . "
                      >>
                      >> Doe it have a nice debugger ? Does it run standalone ?
                      >>
                      >> Can you rip into the heart of complex data types ?[/color]
                      >
                      > mono provides the good old primitives
                      > but to really understand c#/and the
                      > mono.NET framework, you will see that
                      > even Integer can be expressed as an
                      > object.
                      >
                      > I have not used the debugger/ide yet -- just doing
                      > the basic tire kicking with GEdit and terminal commands,
                      > and playing with Gtk. I was originally working
                      > through the Qt examples with KDevelop -- a
                      > truly nice ide -- but when i switched to Gnome
                      > for speed, I guess I'm using Gtk widgets and windowing
                      > 'parts' now.[/color]

                      Use Glade.

                      --

                      Peter

                      Palladium is Microsoft's suicide note.

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                      • john bailo

                        #12
                        Re: Complex Data Types ?

                        You, Peter Hayes, assert:
                        [color=blue]
                        > john bailo wrote:
                        >[color=green]
                        >> You, Jeff Relf, assert:
                        >>[color=darkred]
                        >>> Hi Baiiiiiiilo ,
                        >>> You say :
                        >>> " I'm working through mono .
                        >>> OSS compiler , library and so on . "
                        >>>
                        >>> Doe it have a nice debugger ? Does it run standalone ?
                        >>>
                        >>> Can you rip into the heart of complex data types ?[/color]
                        >>
                        >> mono provides the good old primitives
                        >> but to really understand c#/and the
                        >> mono.NET framework, you will see that
                        >> even Integer can be expressed as an
                        >> object.
                        >>
                        >> I have not used the debugger/ide yet -- just doing
                        >> the basic tire kicking with GEdit and terminal commands,
                        >> and playing with Gtk. I was originally working
                        >> through the Qt examples with KDevelop -- a
                        >> truly nice ide -- but when i switched to Gnome
                        >> for speed, I guess I'm using Gtk widgets and windowing
                        >> 'parts' now.[/color]
                        >
                        > Use Glade.[/color]

                        thanks, I will !

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                        • Jeff Relf

                          #13
                          . No Visual Programming .

                          Hi Papa Bailo ,
                          You say :
                          " I'm using Gtk widgets and windowing ' parts ' now . "

                          I never use any of the " Code from dialog boxes " ,
                          Nor do I ever use any of the other " Visual Programming " .

                          I use Gimp for bitmaps .

                          All my windows are just created inside the regular code .

                          And I target Win98 to WinXP ... Nothing else .

                          I use fractions of the available screen ,
                          Ignoring the dots per inch settings .

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                          • john bailo

                            #14
                            Re: . No Visual Programming .

                            You, Jeff Relf, assert:
                            [color=blue]
                            > And I target Win98 to WinXP ... Nothing else .[/color]

                            from the idiotic

                            to the sublime.

                            LoseDos YPay ?


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                            • Jeff Relf

                              #15
                              . It's Worth It

                              Hi Papa Bailo ,
                              You ask : " LoseDos YPay ? "

                              For the same reason you pay alimony ... It's worth it .

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