Hi :)
In answer to your last question, from experience I'd say not much at all. Some of my classes are subclassed maybe 7 8 times or so and theres no remarkable difference in effectivity of the system. (these classes all subclass some java class, which in turn often is several steps away from...
heh yeah. I put up the file I had been fiddling with, and I forgot to make everything back to what it had been... But it doesnt really change anything. I still get a NPE...<br><br>But thanks for pointing it out!<br>/Mattias
If you have all the necessary rights on your server, you dont have to use cgi, servlets or rmi. you can just make a connection. heres an example:<br><br>**** Client side: make sure you import all the right packages...<br><br>/** sends a java object to the reciever and returns whatever object the...
Try something like this for your second example:<br><br>SimpleDateFormat sdf= new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.S");<br>Date yourDate = sdf.parse("2000-08-02 10:52:15.7");<br><br>Good luck<br>MAttias
Hullo all- While Im at it, here is another problem:<br>What I want is a JLabel with the text rotated pi/2 anti-clockwise. I took a shot at the problem but no matter how I try to tackle it, I find myself either with a NullPointerException or some other problem.<br><br>Can someone help...
Java applets work inside a "sandbox"- kind of a restricted area. If you want to change the rules governing the sandbox, try the "policytool" program in your jdk1.2.2\bin directory. There you can loosen the restrictions on a specific applet- say one embedded in the...
Hi all :)<br><br>I really need help with this... I have a JTable, and I want to be able to right/left/center justify text in individual cells. Not entire columns. I've looked around a heck of a lot, but I just cant find any methods...<br><br>I was hoping I could place an example html table here...
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