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I'd suggest you post in the Eclipse forum (if you havaen't already). There you find more Eclipse-dedicated answers, while here the answers tend to be about Java itself.

You could also consider using the modulus operator for your while condition. It returns the remainder of dividing its first argument by the second. For example:



System.out.println(5 % 2);

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Odd, just Googling "struts2 example netbeans" gave me a page full of relevant results. Am I missing something?

I thought I answered that:


Am I just not understanding your question? :confused:

Are you talking about doing JSPs or some Java related technology, or just creating HTML and/or JavaScript pages?

If it's Java, if you could clarify your question a bit more it would help.

If...

Ok. What does this have to do with Java programming? What is your question? Your title is Linux Programming, but nothing I see in the comment involves programming, just putting up a server.

Please...

Code tags [ code] [ \code] will preserve your formatting and make the code easier for us to read.

Any errors? Any exceptions thrown? How does this code get executed? Again, I don't know if anyone...

Mostly correct. The make utility is sometimes provided by a compiler install, sometimes as a stand-alone utility. More on this below.


Not at all. I haven't tried this in a while, but Nokia...

OK, I don't have a Crystal Ball to look at your Crystal Reports code :D, so any answer would be a guess.

I would think though that this might be a problem for a Crystal Reports forum. If you...

Also, please post all the code and use code tags.

This is why you'll see code indented. It makes finding missing end brackets a bit easier. Take a look:


public class week3day5
{

public static void main(String[] args)
{
...

First of all, I agree with ProgramThis about the "location" vs date thing. You should check that first.

In this code

List result = session.createQuery("from Presentation.Appoinment where...

Apologies. Apparently, I didn't test my link. It should have been this which would have taken you here.

The first link is Sending and receiving GSM SMS on Blackberry using RIM APIs ...

The...

That's the way it works sometimes. You have to use 2 or 4 (or more) methods to build the data you need in the current method. And each of them might call other methods as well.

It's like building...

One last thought from here:



Obfuscation is STO in a classic sense. If someone really want the code, they'll find a way to get it. By hiding it on the server and obfuscating it, you may even...

Try this

Really, the first result is a tutorial article and the third one is directly from RIM's support site. :confused:

Well, if I was doing this, I'd first loop through all the nodes in the list. Then I'd use the node in the list from that loop as the starting point in a second loop. In the second loop I'd print the...

Something I notice from your text is that you really don't seem to understand what public, private, and protected are. Also, void seems fuzzy to you.

In Java, methods normally have return types...

Have you been to Java3d.org? Seems to be lots of examples, etc. there. Also, I have this book and it seems pretty good so far.

Really, googling "3D game in Java3D" produced a ton of results, many...

First of all, you should post the actual code you're working on. Trying to compile what you posted, I get the following:

AddFractions.java:17: incompatible types
found : int
required: boolean...

Hi,

Please post your code in code tags to preserve formatting. It helps us to help you.

What do you mean by "For some reason, my code isn't working properly"? Does it compile? Does it run? Do...

Try this I see numerous options with source that you could use as a tutorial.

Which is why you came here to ask questions. Recognizing your skill level and not letting your ego interfere are good traits. My question is, if you realized your noob status and asked for advice,...

Welcome to codeguru. Some things we ask when you are posting questions:

Always post your code (the actual code you're working on now) in code tags: [ code] [ /code] or the # tool on the post...

I agree with this. The problem is with your SQL statement, where you're comparing user.user to games.games. You'll never get a match. I think you want something like this:


select * from games...