Hello I'm trying to get netbeans 4.1 to work with Tomcat 5.5.9 instead of the bundled Tomcat 5.5.7. I keep getting a "404" error message for my app. How do I...
Hi I got it working after clicking on "Debug Project" Have fun Peter Mount ... Hello I'm trying to get netbeans 4.1 to work with Tomcat 5.5.9 instead of the...
Hi All Can anyone point me in the right direction for implementing a time limited evaluation version of a java application? We have developed a prototype...
David.R.Johnston@...
Dec 9, 2005 12:47 am
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Are you installing it by download? If so you could use some kind of templating engine to put a timestamp into a BuildInfo.java file, compile it and then put it...
Dave, You can use Registry to store the first install date. Alternatively generate a key and store (as resource) in your jar file which is based on current ...
I did this once by generating a key from a secure hash of a specification of the time limits and a secret. I wasn't that paranoid, so I put the secret in the...
Jon S Seymour
jseymour@...
Dec 9, 2005 1:36 am
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Thanks Chris. The app is currently only sent to a few selected users for evaluation by CD. I can't guarantee what date they install the software and hence ...
David.R.Johnston@...
Dec 9, 2005 1:37 am
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and of course everyone knows its impossible to set your clock back and a proxy to mirror the secret file. I'd say don't bother with time limits, at best they...
Chris Harrison
chrisharrison.com.au@...
Dec 9, 2005 2:49 am
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I'm having some trouble getting a ThreadPoolExecutor to work the way I think it should. If I do the following: ThreadPoolExecutor tpe = new...
Nick, The policy for starting threads is * If fewer than corePoolSize threads are running, the Executor always prefers adding a new thread rather than...
... Thanks. Just found that in the Javadoc, too. ... It does seem kind of backwards. I guess the logic is that creating new threads is such a performance hit...
... But, of course. This is all about how much effort you think people are going to go to break your locks. If they know how to use JAD, you may as well give...
Jon S Seymour
jseymour@...
Dec 9, 2005 5:00 am
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Hello I'm looking at doing a quote for a web site with an ecommerce facility for taking donations online for a charity. I've been told St George Bank is good...
http://toolinstaller.sourceforge.net/ I've just released an early version of an application that can be used to easily install and maintain toolsets across...
Hi Peter, I have used paypal, and I think you will find them to be the cheapest. They charge 3% + 40c per txn. Other options are likely to have annual fees of...
I've recently been doing a bit of Tomcat monitoring using JMX. The docs (http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/monitoring.html) are okay, except where they...
... I'm thinking surely someone has to have wanted to automate this kind of thing without kicking tomcat every time :) I guess I find some "spare time" and set...
I may be able to convince the company I work for to send me to Java conferences. Now, I'd love to get to, say, Java One or Javapolis but cost is a factor --...
Are there any Java events hosted in this part of the world (other than user group meetings)? And if not should we try to organise something ourselves? As an...
... (That link to Webstock was interesting - looks like it could be fun!) Here's some little of what I know about Java and conferences: I know that Alan Green...
Is the "dearth of conference-attending-type people" in the Java community really just an indicator of extreme introversion amongst us, or a smug complacency,...
Its just a casual observation, but most employers I've worked for, and for that matter employees I've worked with, informally see the old conference as just a...
Chris Harrison
chrisharrison.com.au@...
Dec 15, 2005 12:28 pm
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The following two urls give some insight into costs of a conference http://tinyurl.com/bcdfq http://tinyurl.com/b53py The conversation in this thread seems to...
We (at Sun Oz) are currently working on a two-day event in the March timeframe. No guarantees, as funding hasn't been completely established, but we *are*...
... I don't think so. ... Microsoft gets a few thousand developers each year to its Australian 3 day TechEd conference. Companies don't seem to have a problem...
... I think there is a general apathy amongst the java coding populous. The Sydney JUG always struggled to attract serious numbers, and that was a free event...
... Could it be that companies claim to be crying out for skilled developers, but when push comes to shove, just can't bring themselves to open their purse...
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