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Any layout can be used for any site you want ...

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what are your inputs? you do realise you have 2 while loops to satisfy?

JSP is server-side, you probably want to use JavaScript instead

[quote=saswati_mishra;397492]Hi, [code]String query="Delete from businessprocessinfo where bpname=("request.getParameter('bpname')":P";[/code] Saswati[/quote] Have you tried this in SQL, because you are trying to access a variable within a string without catenation (spelling?).

have a google of "Search Engine Optimization". I don't actually know the techniques myself, but there should be plenty of tips if you dig a little.

there are a lot of duplicated values (e.g. classid). perhaps making these unique between the 2 objects will help...

[CODE]cout << table[row][column];[/CODE] Are you sure this is what you want to be doing? In regard to implementing the random integers, you can just assign them as you print that particular cell. So add something before the above code. On a minor note, why are you creating an array of …

what browser are you using? i just tried FF3, ie7, opera & chrome and it worked in all... i assume you don't have javascript disabled too...

I usually listen to music while I'm browsing here, what are you listening to right now? EL-P - Fantastic Damage

My understand in that i++ means the incrementation should be completed after the particular line of code (maybe the printf complicates things). Where ++i means to complete the statement before. So I would have thought the result should be 5, 5, 5 and then i++-- ... which is just 'i=5' …

you need to find a more appropriate listener (i.e. NOT ListSelectionListener). edit: you could also try look at ListSelectionEvent, and filter out the event you don't want.

I had a look at the code and tried it out, it works for me (though I did get rid of those "..." things you have. I was using firefox.

you can just call a javascript function from your jsp page. This will not be possible with Java objects though (to my understanding).

Nobody will help you like that...

why why why? this thread's last post was in March 07'

What narue said applies. But I'll help you a little: isPrime(int x)

the "easiest" way is probably to download an IDE like eclipse since it has good support for common Java practices (e.g. autocomplete). BUT I wouldn't necessarily say it is the best way to learn Java. if you are to get the best out of it, I would recommend downloading the …

yep, i'd say the code snippets would be the place to put them. It's probably a good idea to give some a good description too. If you are feeling particularly motivated you could make it into a tutorial. I see the Java Tutorial section is currently empty.

You need to supply a lot more information... e.g. what database are you connecting to? what tables exist in this database? etc...

you probably need to supply some more information. you say it only calls the method once, but are you sure this is the result of your onclick event? if it is infact calling it from the onclick, then each click should call it again, and maybe your output is not …

Suprisingly all those questions have the same answer!!! [code] #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hello World\n"); return 0; } [/code]

write it yourself, at least show some effort and you will get better help.

this article is just stupid.

what is "input"?

[QUOTE=muqtada123;918047]fully agree with you as the tabbing feature is the most prominent and adorable one that i love the most, it gives me an ease to work with different work situation at a time as compared to IE. Better luck next time.[/QUOTE] IE has had tabs since version 7. I …

at runtime you need to specify the third party apis in your classpath, have you done that? and why did you bump such an ancient thread?

what permission error does it give? and only on windows? from the api, copy should only have a file as its source so you shouldn't be able to copy folders using it. maybe shutil.copytree is what you are looking for?

if you have no audio at all, software is not going to solve the problem. the usual suspects are drivers and the system configuration (e.g. master volume is 0).

[QUOTE=Narue;473815]>My friend told me to use byte variables instead because they have 8 bits. A byte doesn't have to be 8 bits.[/QUOTE] Are you sure? (curious)

do firefox and opera in windows work?

graphical mode? are you installing server editions of the distribution? because most sever editions aren't going to ship with a desktop manager.

have you tried other programs? my guess would be you are hitting a limit, it may be software or hardware. obviously if it is a limit in your hardware (memory), there is not much you can do, unless you can get it onto another computer.

how does your host computer connect to the internet? ethernet or wireless? what i assume is that it uses wireless, and if so you need to make sure the guest machine has access to the wireless card.

this thread is years old, i doubt they are still looking for a reply.

using only a monitor, keyboard, and mouse? what are these devices going to be connected to? virtualisation allows you to have multiple "virtual" operating systems on the single physical computer.

is java installed? java <class> it shouldn't matter what environment you use, Java doesn't change all that much.

what steps did you take to install it? my guess would be something from a previous install is lingering? (i.e. did you format the partition?, etc...)

to get the "standard" version, you need to install the OS onto your disk. live CD is good as a trial, and it should have an option to install it if you like it.

I've used pidgin in the past, and it works fine for me. The MSN option is correct when using a live account (e.g. hotmail, msn). If you are sure you credentials are correct, it may be a networking issue (e.g. ports).

I suggest googling this, it's a very specific question, unless somebody has that same device.

Personally, I am a Google fan, so I won't be giving Bing any chances either.

eth0 won't be your wireless interface, but the ethernet interface. if that is the only interface you are getting, you need to install your dirver and that is different depending on what you device is.

it looks like it is complaining because the getSource is getting a javax.swing.JMenuItem, yet you are trying to use it as a JButton instead.

I'd say it is probably hotmail behaving badly with your particular browser. I've had problems with hotmail - chrome, so I just use something different when I need to use hotmail.

what exactly is the problem? it is a little unclear to me...

you can't install macromedia/adobe products in linux. that path is part of your windows partition, linux doesn't use .exe normally. to get macromedia to run, you could try wine (but i doubt this will be easy), run a vm, or just simply boot into windows. personally i boot into windows …

perhaps you want to start with a programming language, not the actual operating system.

while installing vista, i believe there is going to be little you can do. After you have installed vista, you want to try and re-enable GRUB to handle boots. There are forums around this topic and apparently a SuperGRUB CD which might be something easier to use.

the code you currently have is trying to construct a test object, but test is simply a method you call. therefore, you can simply say [code="java"]x = test();[/code], furthermore when you are printing the result, is it simply [code="java"]x[/code]