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keep getting InvalidClassException
HAha, that was the contructor for the object. I wish I would pay attention.- lucecomputers
- Post #21
- Forum: Java
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keep getting InvalidClassException
This is a stupid observation of mine but, should your code even have compiled? public ReloadScheduleObj() { strSubimportKey = ""; strSource = ""; strCalculateAggs = "0"; tmReloadSchedule = null; iReturnCode = -1; } That method header is...- lucecomputers
- Post #20
- Forum: Java
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How do you usually define constants with a package?
As he mentioned, implement the interface. Also remember, you can implement multiple interfaces with one class/interface/abstract class. So, placing the constants in an interface would be a more viable solution. Also, you may want to ask yourself if these constants should really be defined...- lucecomputers
- Post #9
- Forum: Java
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Shared printing issues between Win2K & WinXP
Hi, Doesn't this go back to access restrictions, as changing a driver is an admin privilege, and this is not really anything to do with the interface? Drivers are drivers, regardless of how the bits are transferred across lines. If it does, than it sounds like another Windows quick worth...- lucecomputers
- Post #16
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Shared printing issues between Win2K & WinXP
Hello, MIS folk. Think like Unix. The issue is actually a user access restriction. If you add the user to the server machine you are sharing the printer from, and allow the appropriate permissions and users to the share (analogous to CHMOD in Lin/Unix), then the user will be able to print...- lucecomputers
- Post #14
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
