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Re: How to write a Timer program in java

Richard MacCutchan15-Dec-11 22:32

Richard MacCutchan

15-Dec-11 22:32

TorstenH. wrote:
time is something that is flying by

Faster every year! Cry | :((

TorstenH. wrote:
GregorianCalendar

I can never remember this class, even though it's obvious.

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Re: How to write a Timer program in java

Nagy Vilmos16-Dec-11 2:00

Nagy Vilmos

16-Dec-11 2:00

Richard MacCutchan wrote:
Faster every year

As they sang in Trumpton[^]:
[sing]
Time flies by when you're a driver of a train,
Speeding out of Trumpton with a cargo of cocaine.
I get high when im a pilot of a plane.
Touching down in Camberwick,
I'm stoned out of my brain.
[/sing]

Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
Drink. Get drunk. Fall over - P O'H
OK, I will win to day or my name isn't Ethel Crudacre! - DD Ethel Crudacre
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Re: How to write a Timer program in java

Richard MacCutchan16-Dec-11 2:30

Richard MacCutchan

16-Dec-11 2:30

I never really watched Trumpton, but my children used to love it.

Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman

Re: How to write a Timer program in java

David Skelly15-Dec-11 22:21

David Skelly

15-Dec-11 22:21

Well, you could use the Java Timer class:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Timer.html[^]

Or if your requirements are more complicated, try something like Quartz:

http://quartz-scheduler.org/[^]

Re: How to write a Timer program in java

VickyVicki16-Dec-11 1:33

VickyVicki

16-Dec-11 1:33

Thanks for all your replies. Smile | :)

I wanted something like an quiz system .After the particular time getsover the application should stop and also should start after a specific min

Re: How to write a Timer program in java

Nagy Vilmos16-Dec-11 1:56

Nagy Vilmos

16-Dec-11 1:56

If you need to measure an elapsed time, a simple Thread with a sleep or wait in it may be sufficient.

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Doc extends PlainDocument problem

prithaa13-Dec-11 3:05

prithaa

13-Dec-11 3:05

Hello

I am using the following code to use createLeafElement from PlainDocument

public class Doc extends PlainDocument {

private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

protected Element createLeafElement(Element parent, AttributeSet a, int p0, int p1)
{
return createLeafElement(parent, a, p0, p1);
}
}

The above class without the createLeafElement() method works fine .But if I add this method I get runtime error saying program not responding.

My purpose is to use createLeafElement() method.How can I use it?

Thanks
Prithaa

Re: Doc extends PlainDocument problem

Nagy Vilmos13-Dec-11 3:47

Nagy Vilmos

13-Dec-11 3:47

0. Wrap code in <pre> tags please.
1. What is the exact exception? Try using copy/paste.
2. The method wont work try calling the super implementation:

Java

public class Doc extends PlainDocument {	

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;	

    protected Element createLeafElement(Element parent, AttributeSet a, int p0, int p1) {
        return super.createLeafElement(parent, a, p0, p1);
    }	
}

3. Finally, why override if you are not changing anything?

Re: Doc extends PlainDocument problem

prithaa13-Dec-11 4:18

prithaa

13-Dec-11 4:18

thanks for your advice

I dont want to override but the method createLeafElemenmt() and createdefaultroot() are not visible when I want to use them directly.

With the following object D1 the methods are not visible.

PlainDocument D1 = new PlainDocument();

Thanks for your time

Re: Doc extends PlainDocument problem

Nagy Vilmos13-Dec-11 4:26

Nagy Vilmos

13-Dec-11 4:26

The example I gave should work as it calls the protected method on the super class.

Re: Doc extends PlainDocument problem

prithaa13-Dec-11 4:33

prithaa

13-Dec-11 4:33

yes it does do the needful
but why are the methods not visible in the subclasses
protected methods should be visible in subclasses,is it not?

thanks
prithaa

Re: Doc extends PlainDocument problem

Nagy Vilmos13-Dec-11 4:38

Nagy Vilmos

13-Dec-11 4:38

Read this[^] to understand access modifiers. If something is protected it is visible within the package and to any sub-classes. By being visible to the sub-classes, it can be called from the class, but not from classes referencing the class.

Re: Doc extends PlainDocument problem

prithaa13-Dec-11 4:40

prithaa

13-Dec-11 4:40

thanks

Distributed Anti-Spam System

PalleStol11-Dec-11 22:42

PalleStol

11-Dec-11 22:42

I'm in the process of making the specifications for a project that i have to make at my university. The main topic is distributed systems. I've decided to make a distributed anti spam network.

By this i mean:

* Peer-to-peer network
* Each node can request / respond to queries about email identification signatures
* A catalogue of nodes and email signatures are stored locally with each peer

Now i'm just concerned if this could be defined as a distributed system or if it is just a network?

I hope you can answer my question.

Thanks Smile | :)

Re: Distributed Anti-Spam System

TorstenH.12-Dec-11 3:21

TorstenH.

12-Dec-11 3:21

You could use Wikipedia as a reference for Distributed Computing[^]:

The computers interact with each other in order to achieve a common goal.

I guess that's the definition.

regards Torsten
When I'm not working

Compress and decompress string between java and c#

Hossein Khalaj8-Dec-11 5:58

Hossein Khalaj

8-Dec-11 5:58

Hi every body,,
I write an app on android and i want send a string with sms to my server, because my length of string is bigger than one sms, i have to compress sms and send to my server, in my server i have a app that wrote with .net, and my problem in here!!!

I can`t find a solution for compress data in Android(Java) and decompress in C#....

Please Help...... Frown | :(

Re: Compress and decompress string between java and c#

TorstenH.8-Dec-11 22:18

TorstenH.

8-Dec-11 22:18

you can't find a solution means you can't find a code that is already written in C# and Java, right?

first you should try to reduce the amount of data in that SMS-String. Can values be resized?
For example can you use integers instead of keywords? Every fixed value can be melted down to a short form (acronyms, integer, single char, char/int compbination, ...).
Are there enum in there -> also usable as integer.

141 characters is a lot of data - and to use an old phrase: "141 characters should be enough for everybody". Laugh | :laugh:

regards Torsten
When I'm not working

Re: Compress and decompress string between java and c#

jschell9-Dec-11 11:31

jschell

9-Dec-11 11:31

Law of diminishing returns.

The SMS limit is very low. Compression requires overhead. Consequently normal compression is unlikely to save space.

Generalizing the other response.

You want to send a message which has content A.
Your first step should be to look at A and find a different way to send the same information which takes less room.

For example say you want to send

item="purple pants"

Steps to reduce above.
1. Create table of common terms (can't be too big
2. Change above to the following
i40,57

How to use Tomcat instead of GlassFish with NetBeans?

Jun Du6-Dec-11 9:22

Jun Du

6-Dec-11 9:22

I am a newbie in J2EE. I have installed NetBeans 7.01 package with GlassFish 3.1.1 (and Tomcat 7.0.14). By default NetBeans starts up the GlassFish server whenever I launch a web app. What should I change if I want to use Tomcat, instead of GlassFish with NetBeans? Thanks!

Best,
Jun

modified 6-Dec-11 15:29pm.

Re: How to use Tomcat instead of GlassFish with NetBeans?

Gerben Jongerius6-Dec-11 20:18

Gerben Jongerius

6-Dec-11 20:18

You need to right click the project go to the properties. Under Run you can select which application server you want to deploy the project to.

Re: How to use Tomcat instead of GlassFish with NetBeans?

Skynet_Code6-Dec-11 21:02

Skynet_Code

6-Dec-11 21:02

In fact, when you're creating your new J2EE project, you've got the option to define where you've installed the App. Server desired for your project, in order to allow the IDE to build the specific artefact with its deployment descriptors.

Using Javascript to list local directory contents

Member 84548753-Dec-11 19:17

Member 8454875

3-Dec-11 19:17

I am building an interface that will be run only locally on users computers using HTML (no web servers involved). What I'd like to do as part of this project is to be able to list the contents of local folders related to this project. Meaning I have a parent folder that will contain all the HTML pages as well as folders with PDF files in them. From my main page I'd like to have a link to those folders and when visited, that link would list the files in that folder. This way, when additional files are added or when files are deleted, the listing will reflect the actual folder contents. Right now this works by linking to the folders and getting the raw Directory listing but the listings are not pretty. I am looking for a more elegant way to achieve this.

Anyone know how to do this with HTML or Javascript?

Thanks,
Craig

Re: Using Javascript to list local directory contents

Richard MacCutchan3-Dec-11 21:30

Richard MacCutchan

3-Dec-11 21:30

Quite possibly, but this is the Java forum.

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Re: Using Javascript to list local directory contents

TorstenH.4-Dec-11 23:55

TorstenH.

4-Dec-11 23:55

I would use a CMS. No need to develop that yourself.

try WebsiteBaker[^] as a simple CMS for small projects.

regards Torsten
When I'm not working

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