Java

Re: Serialize and Deserialize Excel File

26-Nov-09 21:54

Danmed you me nemesis! You beat me by a click!

Do you start work at the same time as me then?

Poke tongue | ;-P

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

Richard MacCutchan26-Nov-09 23:25

Re: Serialize and Deserialize Excel File

26-Nov-09 23:25

Nagy Vilmos wrote:
You beat me by a click!

Two clicks, I believe. Laugh | :laugh:

Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Do you start work at the same time as me then?

I haven't 'worked' for about three years. That is to say I haven't received any remuneration for my efforts in that time; details here[^].

Nagy Vilmos26-Nov-09 21:53

26-Nov-09 21:53

I'm sorry, but that's not really the way we do things.

First, you TRY to do it. THEN you ask with help for a SPECIFIC problem. If you just want code, there are several options:
- search for an article,
- search here[^], or
- pay for it here[^].

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

file monitor in java

aviparida26-Nov-09 1:07

aviparida

26-Nov-09 1:07

can anyone tell me what this package contains and i have searched net.

package no.geosoft.cc.io;
what contens in this package and gve its solution

Re: file monitor in java

David Skelly26-Nov-09 2:04

David Skelly

26-Nov-09 2:04

Well, I can only say that you don't seem to have searched the net particularly hard. I googled the package name and got a hit straight away:

http://geosoft.no/software/[^]

It's in the list under filemonitor.

computer name

mazizi25-Nov-09 21:39

mazizi

25-Nov-09 21:39

hi
(sorry, again me!)
do you know how can i get computer name with java?
thanks

Re: computer name

Nagy Vilmos25-Nov-09 21:51

Re: MainboardSN & HarddiskSn

25-Nov-09 21:51

Okay. This and your previous question can be answered with the javadac supplied with the SDK. If you can't navigate this, try google.

After you have had a try, come back if you still have a problem. Which of these is likely to garner a response:

How do I join two strings?

I tried:
String x = "This";
String y = x;
x = x + " that";

why isn't x == y still true?

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

MainboardSN & HarddiskSn

mazizi25-Nov-09 21:21

mazizi

25-Nov-09 21:21

hi i want to get main board serial & hard disk serial number with java. how can i?
please help me
thanks.

Richard MacCutchan25-Nov-09 22:53

Re: MainboardSN & HarddiskSn

25-Nov-09 22:53

I searched Google and found this[^]. Maybe you could try that first in future?

W4Rl0CK4728-Nov-09 19:18

W4Rl0CK47

28-Nov-09 19:18

If you're running your code ONLY on windows,, easiest way is to use a WMI Script.
If you also want to run it on other platforms too, you need to dig deep with C++ and connect it with java using native methods because java don't have low level access to hardware.

Try the link below.
it uses the WMI script on a VB script which is dynamically written to a file and executed.

http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0580.html[^]

On both codes, scripts are on a temp file. And after the file is closed, temp file is deleted automatically because of the call to
file.deleteOnExit();

---W4Rl0CK---

Java Based Soft phone

sparlay_pk25-Nov-09 19:58

sparlay_pk

25-Nov-09 19:58

I need source code for java based softphone,
So if any one of you, knows link for better source code,
send me

tux_linux225-Nov-09 21:20

tux_linux2

25-Nov-09 21:20

I know "java based softphones" - but there is no "better soure code" than mine Poke tongue | ;-P

Nagy Vilmos25-Nov-09 21:39

25-Nov-09 21:39

Try rentacoder[^]

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

Richard MacCutchan25-Nov-09 22:54

25-Nov-09 22:54

Use Google to do some research for yourself.

Nagy Vilmos25-Nov-09 23:42

25-Nov-09 23:42

That's what the smartphone is for, so he can call google to do the research on how to build a smartphone application; damned paradox.

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

Mail Problem

sangeethanarayan24-Nov-09 23:34

sangeethanarayan

24-Nov-09 23:34

Now i'm using VPS server.In project, mail is not sending.I have put the jars (mail.jar,mailapi.jar,activation.jar,smtp.jar) into tomcat library.but it have same problem..... Confused | :confused:

Re: Mail Problem

Nagy Vilmos25-Nov-09 3:23

Java and Active Directory

25-Nov-09 3:23

I wrote a cheque for $1,000,000 but I'm still broke.

See, anyone can write jibberish. So you've got a problem sending mails and you want some help. This is where things get a bit technical

WHAT
HAVE
YOU
TRIED?

Code? You might know about it. Are you instantiating things correctly? Did you connect to the mail sub-system? The more details you give, the moe chance you have of getting help.

Conversely, the less details you give, the more chance there is of ridicule.

You don't want to be ridiculed do you?

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

Re: Mail Problem

David Skelly25-Nov-09 6:44

David Skelly

25-Nov-09 6:44

That's actually pretty rude. As it says in the forum guidelines:

If a question is poorly phrased then either ask for clarification, ignore it, or mark it down. Insults are not welcome.

Jharnach20-Nov-09 8:56

Jharnach

20-Nov-09 8:56

I'm working on a program... jumping ahead a bit:

The most intuitive way I see to traverse an LDAP tree is to recursively search by each objects' 'member' attribute. Indeed almost every object of class 'Group' has a 'member' attribute, but not all of them it seems...

Is this a quirk of javax.naming ? Clearly there is the means to find the children of a OU, since both the AD snap-in in Windows, and Softerra's LDAPBrowser can both do it. I can't. I'm able to pull a very full list of attributes for each object, but not the one I need.

Is there another way to move about a directory structure without looking for the 'member' attribute? A different attribute ? A different understanding of how to navigate an LDAP directory ?

I put this in the Java forums because the C#/.net/VBScript guys seem to have no trouble with this. I'm guessing the functionality is better integrated in to Microsoft products ?

Re: Java and Active Directory

427748021-Nov-09 3:02

4277480

21-Nov-09 3:02

Have you tried OpenLDAP[^]

Problem in running a jar file

002comp19-Nov-09 22:39

002comp

19-Nov-09 22:39

Hello Java Friends(just changed from c++ to java)
As I m new to java but I know the basics .
Now the Problem is I am having some java file creating a viewer With Package name test.
Now,let me tell first what I did to create a jar file:
I copied my test folder in C:\java\ folder.
then Created class files here in test folder.
then i created a manifest file with contents "main-file:test.testinit"
as testinit is my main class.

Now I create jar file like this
c:\java\test> jar cvf test.jar MANIFEST.MF *.class
jar file is created
But when I run jar file it shows error that
"Failed to load main-class manifest attribute from c:\java\test\test.jar"

Please suggest me some solution.

Thanks & Regards
Yogesh

Richard MacCutchan20-Nov-09 2:40

20-Nov-09 2:40

Can you post your complete manifest file here? I have just tried a similar test and it works fine, so I suspect a possible error in the manifest.

002comp23-Nov-09 21:58

002comp

23-Nov-09 21:58

hello
After using netBeans it is working fine but before tht i was using command prompt and here is my manifest file for ur knowledege.

Manifest-Version: 1.0
Created-By: 1.4.2_04 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)
Main-Class: JRoff.JRoffInit

Thanks
Yogesh

David Skelly20-Nov-09 3:30

David Skelly

20-Nov-09 3:30

yogeshs wrote:
then i created a manifest file with contents "main-file:test.testinit"

I don't normally create my own manifests, I let an IDE do it for me and rarely bother checking what's in there so I confess I don't remember the details off the top of my head. Looking at one generated by NetBeans now, it has Main-Class specified, not main-file.