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I'm trying to send a file between a client and server with sockets, the only way i've found to do it so far is by opening up a FileInputStream, reading it byte at a time and passing it over a socket and having it written out by a FileOutputStream byte at a time. this looks like it works, text...
i'm trying to store a 3x3 grid using a nested array:
| 0 | 1 | 2
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0 | x | x | x
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1 | x | x | x
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2 | x | x | x
i tried doing
int square [3][3];
but having no joy, seems i'm doing a 2d array which works nothing like i had intended.
any...
right, i can get ANT to spawn a new window when it runs, but it never displays the window contents, apparantly its possible to force it to show the windows that it spawns as well?
i'm trying to read in and write to some text files from within a data folder in a jar file.
using the this.getClass().getResource("./data/file1.txt");
returns an url, but i cant figure out how to link that from the IFileWriter / FileReader classes, or how to pass a string into them that...
i'm trying to figure out how to get the rmi server to tell me the host address of the client thats using it, for reporting & security purposes.
the java.rmi.server.RemoteServer class has a method called .getClientHost()
but all my code is in an implimentation class which uses a custom...
i'm trying to get rmi to send a file across the network, just using the rmi method call. though i still havent found a way i can store the file as a single object and pass it as a variable.
files wont be particularly big, 100k max
does anyone know how to do it?
how do i go about getting xp to find the java executables (java javac, rmic, rmiregistry, jar) when i'm using the command line?
i was told i had to change the system path variable, added the java directory to it and no joy.
a friend stumbled across a guide that worked but we cant find it...
is there any kind of error handling in javascript for exceptions?
i know in java theres try{}catch{} and in VB theres OnErrorResumeNext, so is there something in javascript that does the same?
if you add the line
<input type="radio" id="start_day" name="start_day" value="45"/>
then it'll output undefined, undefined, undefined, 44 (regardless of which one is checked)
so it is possible to get the value of the one thats checked or would i need to loop through them all and check...
heres the html code:
its still only outputting undefined or 1
<script language="javascript">
function test(){
alert(document.dates.start_day.value); //outputs "undefined"
alert(document.forms.dates.start_day.value); //outputs "undefined"...
with the byId it always returns "1"
so i'm thinking it'll return that its been checked, but not the value of the one thats been checked, if you know what i mean?