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  1. fmw1

    Reusing code in memory like DLLs

    I'll try this one again then. When I did this before, it worked fine in the JBuilder environment, but under the Sun Java Plugin, it didn't see that the interface specified under one classloader was the same as the one loaded under a different classloader.
  2. fmw1

    Reusing code in memory like DLLs

    >> Is there a way in Java to reuse the same code like a DLL? > Make a static method of a class then it can be called without creating an instance of the class. >> where the module know about the methods and properties already? > Maybe you are referring to introspection. I can’t tell for sure...
  3. fmw1

    Reusing code in memory like DLLs

    I have an applet uses ClassLoaders to load sections of the application when they are needed. Many sections use identical classes to handle such things as date handling and DB access. Is there a way in Java to reuse the same code like a DLL? Java seems to treat the same class loaded by...
  4. fmw1

    How can I return only rows n to n+20?

    Many thanks Sunila. Copying all 10000 keyfields to a temp table every time the user clicks PageDown seems a bit wasteful on resources, but I may be able further filter the table. Alternatively, the links have given me the thought of using a cursor to fill a temp table, and just return that...
  5. fmw1

    How can I return only rows n to n+20?

    (MSSQL 7 or 2000) I have a very large table that I want to read in a page at a time (about 20 rows). I've tried using PageSize in ADO, but this appears to want to pull back the entire recordset before passing me the 20 rows (the more rows in the dataset, the longer it takes to return the...

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