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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.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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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.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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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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