Try to install NetBeans in different location.
Immutable objects
Type: Posts; User: ha.minh.nam
Try to install NetBeans in different location.
Immutable objects
Hey,
I would like to help you. But how can you assure that I will be paid?
Are you familiar with some kind of freelancer sites?
JavaFX was a Sun's big miss, Oracle is now trying to it, hope so :)
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I don't see any error in the console output above, there is only a WARNING and the program runs from start to end. What do you expect for the result?
I usually use GridBagLayout as layout manager for my applications, it is flexible enough in my opinion, and I do not have reply on setBounds() method.
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You should use CardLayout to store individual screens as game cards, then show one card at a time.
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JavaFX is something to build rich internet applications like Flash or SilverLight. However it is not widespread and seems to be died.
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This may helps you:
error - Eclipse - Failed to load the JNI shared library - Super User
Seems the problem is conflict between 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the JDK.
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Hello,
What is the exception you got? Please post any error messages you encountered here.
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Maybe the JDK is corrupted, try to re-install it.
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Thanks Kevin for the links.
Welcome, what is your question?
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"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM MyTable"
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Thanks Kevin for reminding me about this fundamental stuff.
Actually everything is passed by value. The value here is memory address of the variable right?
Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Yes, that's fine.
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Did you google for your problem? A quick search returns a lot of results.
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Yes, primitive variables are passed as copies, unlike object references. It is not about wrong or right, it is a bad practice and should be avoided.
SURE.
No one prevents you from passing...
It does not matter either constructor or normal method. Doing so means you pass an object but not use it (you assign the passing object reference to another object).
Your class extends Frame...
Your class is missing main method:
public static void main(String[] args) {
Calculator cal = new Calculator();
}
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Don't you believe the author?
Your code snippet:
import java.awt.*;
public class myWindow extends Frame{
Frame pencere = new Frame();
The problem is at this statement:
spl.layoutContainer(this);
According to java doc of class JScrollPaneLayout:
Please post the runtime exception here.
One solution is to have a JPanel added to a JScrollPane which is added to JFrame. This will work definitely.
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What is the purpose of multithreading for your program?
Anyway, this code snippet is wrong:
public void start()
{
Thread t = new Thread();
t.start();
- Use a RequestDispatcher object to wrap the destination JSP.
- Set parameters for the request.
- Forward processing to the destination page using RequestDispatcher.
Here is the sample code:
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I found your mistake, you wrote:
context.setAttribute("myTest", "mkmmkmmkm");
String output = (String) getServletContext().getAttribute("testMe");
It should be: