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dont worry i changed it to:
System.out.println(String.format("No match found.%n"));
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hallo Mr Torsten, i want us to collaborate on developing a cancer registration form for the
SA government. we gonna use java. the problem is that i dont know how we gonna integrate it into an already existing program because it doesn't meet the standard requirements. 
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You need to figure that out.
Please also check out GWT, which is a java based JS-Solution for Web based applications. Could be pretty helpful and is easy to use with java coding.
Have fun.
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hi, anyone help me making mobile web voting system?...
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Try reading this section[^], then try asking a more specific question.
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Assume we have a server A waiting for searching request, when such request comes the server A will multicast it to many other servers Bs each of which has a directory contains many text files and as a response to the request each of Bs servers will search inside these files for the requesting word and return the results to server A which in turn will return the file name and the location of each result to the requesting client
so
notes:
1- Server A must be multithreaded i.e. the thread which multicasts the request differs from the one which receives the results, so there must be an ID for each request.
2- Servers B also are multithreaded.
3- Multicast will be over MulticastSocket with UDP
so help me in coding that in java
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You need to be rather more specific about what help you expect. It's unlikely that anyone will provide a complete implementation for you.
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i am developing a email server in java i want to know should i use some dbms to store user emails or simple files
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It depends on the complexity of your system. If you anticipate needing to store lots of data then a proper database system is the obvious answer.
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a database is fine. I would use derby[^].
It's well documented, integrates completely and is easy to handle.
You can also use a file based system. But that is much more complicated.
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Hi everyone!!
I'd like to ask how to use this library to make project in java which will make a file.pdf. Do you know is it possible to do this?
Thanks in advance : D
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You can get the source from http://www.mupdf.com/[^], so you would just need to write an interface between your Java code and the library. Take a look at the Java Native Interface[^] for details.
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Hi all.
i want to get the equiment type eg.router,switch,pc,fire
i don't know how to use snmp to get it
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hi guys i have a question, im doing a very simple thread application that increments a value everytime a thread runs, i've got 4 threads running at the same time, but everytime all threads increment the count var, its allways 1 it doesn't change on each thread execution i use synchronized to allow 1 thread increments the var at a time but after all threads die count var outputs same value,
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Please show your code, we cannot guess what may be happening.
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My guess is that you made the counter an instance variable in the thread, so they all have their own copy. But you haven't posted enough to be sure.
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BobJanova wrote: made the counter an instance variable in the thread
That was my guess too!
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Hello Everyone
I'm trying to convert this java code to C#, could someone please help me on this because I am very new into programming.
Here is the Java code...
import java.awt.Component;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
public class ConfirmDeleteDialog {
public static final int YES = JOptionPane.YES_OPTION;
public static final int NO = JOptionPane.NO_OPTION;
public static final int CANCEL = JOptionPane.CANCEL_OPTION;
static final int OK = JOptionPane.OK_OPTION;
static final int CLOSED = JOptionPane.CLOSED_OPTION;
public static int showMessage(Component parent, String message, String title) {
return JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(parent, message, title, JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION, JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE);
}
}
thanks in advance
lapeci
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That seems to be a custom message box. Hence in C# (if you are using Windows Forms), you could use MessageBox.Show as a replacement for ConfirmDeleteDialog.showMessage. The return value in C# is a DialogResult.
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Hi Bernhard Hiller
Thanks for replaying to my java question. I'm using WPF Window Form (not the Windows Forms). Is there anyway you could help me to convert that java code I'm very new to programming and I don't have a clue how to do it honestly...
Kind Regards
lapeci
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What are you trying to do?
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If you are new to programming then why are you concerned about trying to convert Java to C# when creating a WPF program? Forget Java and spend some time studying how to do things properly in WPF. There are lots of useful samples in the WPF articles section[^].
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There is no simple equivalent of this in C# as it refers to Java specific components. It would be better if you started with Windows forms[^] in C# and build your program from scratch.
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