Minh Nam

Excellent! Congrats!

Thanks, look likes I have to do some mathematics myself.

Rob Spoor wrote:PrintStream oldOut = System.out; PrintStream printStream = new PrintStream(new OutputStream() { // override write methods to write to the JTextArea / JTextPane }); System.setOut(printStream);Note that you will need to store the old version of System.out (line 1 in my example), or you will never be able to reset it to the default again.

That's great! Thanks a bunch

Ulrich Vormbrock wrote:Thank you, Tim!

I already feared this - concerning an appropriate Java applet, do you know a product which can perform such task, for example an OpenSource product which enables the developer to interfere concerning the storage and examination of the local file system?

Like Tim has suggested, only Applet can have permission (if signed) to read the local file system fully.

Solved, I changed the z-index and everything is fine now!

Guys, I am wondering to to redirect all output of the System.out.println() to a JTextArea/JTextPane?

Thanks.

Hi my friends,

I am writing a text editor which has a find and replace feature.
I am facing a problem, that is, sometimes the find and replace dialog hides the matching word. I would like to hear your suggestion about:
- how to determine if the dialog is hiding the matching word?
- how to determine a new location for dialog to let the user can see the matching word?

Thanks.

Well, a simple way is to iterate over the result to build the vector of data which is passed into table's constructor:

while(rs.next()) { // add element to data vector } JTabel = new JTabel(data , column);

However I suggest you to use a table model to store table data, something like this:

TableModel model = new DefaultTableModel(); model.setData(data); table.setModel(model);

mohit rastogi wrote:how to make a servlet to run at startup of the application

What do you mean by saying "make a servlet to run"?
Does it mean the one of the Servlet's HTTP methods (POST, GET) get called?

kenji jonathan wrote:I want to make an image that can act like a button in java application.

I have written :

ImageIcon image = new ImageIcon("start.png"); JButton play = new JButton(image);

but the result is there is an image inside a button. It isn't what I want to do, I want to make an image that acts like a button...Any suggestion?...Thanks for sharing knowledge..^^

This is what I wrote to make a transparent button having only the icon:

buttonBrowse = new JButton(); buttonBrowse.setIcon(new javax.swing.ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/com/icons/browse.png"))); buttonBrowse.setBorderPainted(false); buttonBrowse.setFocusPainted(false); buttonBrowse.setContentAreaFilled(false);

Nada Bajnaid wrote:I tried using href with onClick but my method consumedLO never reached I used the following code:

is consumedLO Java method or Javascript one? If you want to call Java method in onClick, it is impossible because onClick can call only Javascript.

pramod talekar wrote:

If it is null, then all this shouldn't work, right ?

Hi pramod,

What shouldn't work? You did not post the code that you are expecting to work, you posted just two System.out.println() statements.

pramod talekar wrote:Hello,

I was trying to a parse a document and came across the following statement :

DocumentBuilderFactory uses the system property javax.xml.parsers.XmlDocumentParserFactory to find the class to load.

I tried to print this property and it printed "null".

It is null means that there is no such property, dead simple.

Congratulations Phil Oldham!

Kev Bellion wrote:Fantastic, cheers

<s:if test="%{#rowStatus.modulus(4) == 0}"> <tr></tr> </s:if>
Is exactly what I was looking for!

TQ

Yes, exactly!