... I've seen it run usably on a PIII-600 running Debian with 384MB of RAM - though it wasn't the most responsive on some tasks it was perfectly usable. Seeing...
Hi All, I am facing a tough problem I was hoping you could help me with. I am working on an app that has a PDA component. We use a product called MBusiness...
... Assuming the "worst", that MBusiness is just some sort of static html cache, then the lowest common denominator (and ugliest) thing would be to use html...
Hi all, I'm configuring Checkstyle to be used on code generated by OptimalJ. I would like to check the developer-added code and skip checking for OptimalJ...
Hi Matt, Thanks for your reply. Sorry I didn't reply earlier, but we have been rather hectic at work!! MBusiness is a little more than just a static cache. It...
Alex, I don't know of the correct pattern off the top of my head, you might quickly get an answer on the OJ forum at http://javacentral.compuware.com. Also,...
Young, Chris P (Aus)
Chris.P.Young@...
Oct 5, 2005 1:38 pm
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Re: Configuring Checkstyle for OptimalJ ? Have you tried to use a property name _ignorePattern_ ?. ajug@yahoogroups.com wrote: There are 2 messages in this...
Event: THE SPRING EXPERIENCE 2005 Program: Over 40 technically focused sessions relating to the Spring Framework URL: www.thespringexperience.com Venue:...
Jay Zimmerman
jzimmerman@...
Oct 10, 2005 8:32 pm
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Click 0.13 is now available http://click.sourceforge.net/ This release fixes a number of bugs and include new: * Spring integration servlet...
The irrepressible Sang Shin is at it again, er, still. Enjoy! Best regards, David A free online "Web Services Programming" course is about to begin on Oct....
hi, Does anyone know of a website that has a example of Hibernate working with a JFC example ? Been a struggle trying to find a example so that i can learn...
Hi, I want to detect arrow keys in an applet, I also need to track the mouse. If I add the KeyListener Interface the MouseListener method mouseMove stops ...
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 16:48:59 +0930 "Bob Allanson" <llan@...> ... That stuff works fine for me. Can you give us some sort of cut down version of...
David Seikel
won_fang@...
Oct 19, 2005 8:44 am
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I'm trying to use a ThreadPoolExecutor that has a PriorityBlockingQueue as it's submit queue, but once the thread pool reaches its maximum size I get an...
Oh, now we are all curious.. ... IMPORTANT: This e-mail, including any attachments, may contain private or confidential information. If you think you may not...
... This list will do. Shoot man. Greg. ... -- WOCHATFOGZ DeuMumabDeDihoPuLiktieestr "Only by pursuing code reuse in the small will you ever achieve code ...
Greg Davis
mag@...
Oct 21, 2005 3:32 am
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The things in the queue aren't blockers, they are FutureTasks which run the runnables. FutureTasks aren't comparable. It's kind of weird this isn't noted...
I think this is an appropriate enough forum :) (unless you are trying to get something fixed). I expect there are more than a few pople on this list that have...
Craig Day
craig@...
Oct 21, 2005 3:38 am
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(Ccing Ajug since David said it was okay and there seems to be some interest...) Ah.. JNDI. Something I try and stay away from. Have you seen ...
Hi Rob, The problem is that the call to submit() wraps your Blocker object in a FutureTask. The call in PriorityQueue.fixUp() is attempting to cast the object...
... I thought of this, too, but I think passing the comparator to the PriorityBlockingQueue constructor is better. I do agree that a note in the Javadoc would...
Tim, That works just fine. I should have been calling that method anyway as I'm not interested in the result in the caller. I overlooked the execute method. ...
... Yeah, you're right. I didn't look closely enough at the PriorityBlockingQueue API. Doing it your way also doesn't depend on internal implementation ...
... My usual solution to such angst is to simply stay away from Tomcat, but it's what a current client is using, so I can't. JNDI works just fine for me in the...
... That's a good thought, but I guess the point is that, rather than some specific reproducible failure that can be fixed and forgotten, the problem is rather...
David, ... Use Resin - its now open source, and we've been using it for years. Far and away the best development server, and we've had great success in ...
... [snip] ... That _IS_ XML. a) It is just "well-formed", since it doesn't have a DTD. It can't be valid(ated) unless it has either a DTD or a schema b)...
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