heat84
Last Activity: Nov 3 '15, 01:01 PM
Joined: Nov 12 '07
Location: ZIMBABWE
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Read AWT tutorials , you can google some . Unfortunately , I dont have some in my mind at the moment .....and I think AWT is not poorly documented iether... -
Do all Sun certifications fall under the same blanket then ?...Leave a comment:
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Better is a subjective term - do you mean the one which will produce a good interface ? In terms of the mostly used , there are surveys that have already been done whose results will be readily available to you if you use Google....Leave a comment:
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Oh thanks , I had overlooked that....Leave a comment:
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I could have helped had you sent your sample code and an explantion of what your problem really is....Leave a comment:
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"Best" is a subjective term but I think that if visit sites that market some books you will get some helpful books to buy. There are other books you can download but the fact that you talked about the "market" , then I will leave it there....Leave a comment:
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I urge you to read about RMI and sockets , this may be your starting point....Leave a comment:
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I understand its possible to sniff some packets that will be passing through a network interface card. You use JPCap ....Leave a comment:
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There are many approaches to this but read more about Sockets and RMI. CORBA works but its kind of tough for a begginner. Attempt to write code and when you are stuck , you can ask the experts on this forum....Leave a comment:
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Perhaps the dude may have used ODBC and he may have omitted adding the data source name and all.
However , the bottom line is that for clarirty's sake, the experts and fellow members need the finer details...Leave a comment:
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Well I think we have two different perceptions concerning this problem . You are right quartz is a scheduler , I was answering to his question on whether he/she can write a scheduled job....Leave a comment:
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One soultion may be to use the Character class and then checking if the characters in a string are digits or not .
Read the java docs , I am sure you will get the information you need.Leave a comment:
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There is a jar called quartz .jar which has the capabilites of helping you schedule a job....Leave a comment:
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I am not sure whether I am getting my collegue wrong, what he said may mean that he wants the java application to "pick" when the database changes in real time . Perhaps he/she can shed more light on that?...Leave a comment:
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Thank you very much for the information....Leave a comment:
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Thats possible , you can create the dictionary in a file and then the program reads from the supplied words in the file. Do you have any ideas....Leave a comment:
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The JFileChooser in java works for both viewving folders and files just like any file dialog . You want to view the files that would have been exported from the remote machine to the local machine , right?...Leave a comment:
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Do you have j2me installed on your machine ? Have you tried any code as yet?...Leave a comment:
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Great stuff Big Daddy ....Leave a comment:
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Oh , you want to build the e-mail server and not the e-mail client ? Are you considering implementing your won POP3 and IMAP or it will support one protocol?If one protocol , which protocol is that? Or your mail server will retireve e-mail from another mail server e.g Linux Server or Microsoft Exchange. Looks interesting , will definitely wait to run that one ....Leave a comment:
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