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  Anyone want to take a shot at making a Mac version...         


Author: Fenton
Date: Jul 28, 2008 20:06

.of a Windows Jar application?

I was sent a tiny program called SEAL that encrypts files using the SEAL
algorithm. The problem is that the darned thing is Windows only. Cranking
up Windows for five minutes to encrypt a file is silly -- so I thought I'd
see if I could get this thing converted to a Mac version.

I don't know anything about Java. I opened the file using JarInspector and
took at look at manifests ... and that was was far as I got.

So... anyone want to mess with this? There are three jar files and no class
files.

Or, if there is more appropriate group to ask this in, let me know.
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  how to extend a byte[] array with a null byte?         


Author: Rex Mottram
Date: Apr 17, 2008 10:44

This should be simple but I'm struggling with it (and am somewhat of a
Java newbie). I have a string

String foo = "abc";

I need to write it into a database file as a C-style string (meaning a
trailing null is appended). The API takes a byte[] array, thus the
current usage is something like

dbfile.add(foo.getBytes());

I simply need to take the byte[] array returned by String.getBytes() and
add one extra byte containing 0. Try as I might I can't find the way. Help!

TIA,
RM
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  Use Your Computer To Make Money Online         


Author: Samantha
Date: Feb 12, 2008 22:06

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  How is Java typically invoked from HTML? And Java Permissions question...         


Author: Aaron J. Margosis
Date: Jan 29, 2008 09:04

I'm not a Java programmer, but I'm trying to solve some application
compatibility issues with locked down security settings on Windows.

My question: How do different Java-delivery tools invoke client-side Java
in their HTML? Is the tag the way they usually go, or do they use
another mechanism? E.g., invoking it as an ActiveX via ? Through
some kind of scripted invocation? Some other tag? One specific: what does
Oracle Application Server / Oracle Forms do?

The reason for the question is that in locked down configurations on
Windows, the Internet Explorer setting for "Java Permissions" (settable via
Group Policy) is set to "Disable Java", which comes into play only when the
tag is used. So in app-compat testing, I've seen the "Java
Permissions" setting completely block some Java apps from even loading,
while in other cases they do run. I'm trying to gain insight into the
specific causes that would cause one result or the other.
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  logging for analysis         


Author: Jeff Kish
Date: Jan 22, 2008 18:04

Hi.
I posted this to comp.lang.java.programmer yesterday, and I'm looking
for a bit more feedback.

I'm still relatively new to java.
I am trying to analyze and figure out on my own how a
proprietary frameworks 'works'.

It is event driven, and I tried putting a bunch of System.out.println
statements in, but:
1 - because (i come from c++ background) there are no destructors I
don't know for sure when things 'go away'
2 - everytime (it is still being developed) I get a bunch of debug in,
I use it for a day or two (yes it takes me that long to figure out
stuff .. my memory is kind of overloading) and then I have to get a
new version and put everything in all over again.

Does anyone have a suggestion on how to go about analyzing this?
I find there are a hand full of objects (session, etc) that have a
handful of important methods (handleTheEvent(...) etc) that are worth
logging.
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  Re: jdbc: Asking the DB-server for a notification         


Author:
Date: Dec 27, 2007 10:23

sasuke wrote:
> Hmm...interesting. A simple google search obviously didn't turn up
> anything of interest.
>
> Any links on this would be really appreciated.

Well, all servers nowadays allow custom extensions to offer new functions
available in SQL.

One could implement such a function, which will be called from the trigger
and notify the client program somehow -- "out of band".

That's Arne's idea, and it is doable.

However, I was hoping, something more uniform is already available, but that
does not seem to be the case :(

-mi
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  jdbc: Asking the DB-server for a notification         


Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2007 13:30

Hello!

How can I ask the DB-server to notify my JDBC-program any time a table is
modified? Trigger?..

Although the server we are currently dealing with is MS SQL, the ideal
solution will be JDBC-generic...

Thanks!

-mi
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  CUBAN CIGARS......         


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Date: Oct 22, 2007 14:03

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  Watch NFL Games Online         


Author: Dexter H.
Date: Oct 13, 2007 22:20

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  New Apple ipod nano         


Author: Jake
Date: Oct 6, 2007 18:40

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