Kavitha Adimurthy

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http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?cat=18674&dept=3920&product_id=2362248&path=0%3A3920%3A18674%3A18692%3A20259

Gagan -
a doubt?!... after setting JAVA_HOME and J2EE_HOME, did you add them to your CLASSPATH??
I mean:
set JAVA_HOME=...
set J2EE_HOME=...
set CLASSPATH=%JAVA_HOME%;%J2EE_HOME%;(...the rest goes here...)
~Kavitha
[This message has been edited by Kavitha Adimurthy (edited October 20, 2001).]

Thx John for sharing your thoughts; that really helped me a lot... thx for your patience too.. that sure answers my question and clears my doubts.
~K

Hi Vidhya -
I am sorry that you misunderstood my question... I already have a master's degree in CS. I am a software developer specializing in Java, and I was wondering whether I should get SCJP certified... I mean, with recession and all looming, are the employers looking for SCJP certification even though an applicant has an MS in CS degree???
Thx
K

Originally posted by vidhya subramaniam:
Hi Kavita,
No it is not necessary for a masters degree. if you want to give your SCJP they dont ask you any degree for it.

Vidhya.

[This message has been edited by Kavitha Adimurthy (edited October 10, 2001).]

Hi All -
In the present market conditions, is it necessary for a Masters Graduate in CS to get SCJP???
Thx in advance,
K

Hi All -
In the present market conditions, is it necessary for a Masters Graduate in CS to get SCJP???
Thx in advance,
K

Hi,
i guess you can read in the string and whenever u encounter an "Error", you can make it beep by placing the following line in the code:
Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep();
hope this helps.
~K

Hi JayaKumar,
try this: It will open the minimized frame/dialog the second time you click on the same button
public class Example
{ private AnotherFrame aFrame;
private JButton button1 = new JButton("Open AnotherFrame object");
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
{ if((e.getSource()).equals(button1))
{ if(aFrame == null) // first initialization
aFrame = new AnotherFrame();
// add your logic here
aFrame.show();
}
}
}

Originally posted by Jayakumar Gopalan:
I have got three buttons in my applet, upon clicking the buttons it will open new frame. Now what I want is even for the second if the same button is clicked, instead of opening the new frame, I should show the already opened frame for that button to appear as the top level active frame on the screen.
I used frame.toFront(), frame.requestFocus() methods which worked fine as long as the frame is not minimised. When the frame is minimised I couldn't make it appear as the top level active frame on the screen.
I tried frame.setState( Frame.NORMAL ) and then frame.requestFocus() methods, which actually worked, but unfortunately the setState() method is supported by IE and Netscape 4.73 (becoz those supports only JDK 1.1). But it worked in Netscape 6 (as it supports JDK1.3).
Now I want to know is there any equivalent method for setState(int ) in JDK1.1 or how to handle this situtation.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jayakumar