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<_slushie_> lol you're all crazy ;)
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: http://logcop.sourceforge.net
<_slushie_> so anybody use innovation's HTTPClient?
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: My old, old, old SourceForge account is still up.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: I hadn't logged on since 2001 to the shell account -- it's all still there :)
<GnarlyBob> sourceforge--
<kinabalu> pr3d4t0r: heh .. i have to check, i must have an account somewhere
<kinabalu> _slushie_: just use the regular API cl***es .. be a ****ing man
<_slushie_> ha yeah... but i need cookie support :P
<dwango> _slushie_, have you tried apache commons?
<kinabalu> _slushie_: Set-Cookie: blah blah blah
<dwango> _slushie_, http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/
<_slushie_> i havent tried it yet but i did download it
<_slushie_> ill give it a shot ;)
<kinabalu> pr3d4t0r: hrmm .. apparently its, kinabalu
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: He, he, he... wouldn't you know it...
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Let me add you to the project.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: User Added Successfully
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: You're set.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: I'm trying to figure out how to set up the CVS repository. I haven't used SourceForge in at least four years :)
<kinabalu> pr3d4t0r: don't look at me .. i didn't even know I had a username!
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: LOL -- understood.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: I have a project for you :)
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Simple stuff.
<kinabalu> pr3d4t0r: hah
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: When you get a chance, I need the full text of the BSD license.
<kinabalu> email?
<jjava> email is written and ready to send
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Adding that to the project will be your mission :)
<kinabalu> pr3d4t0r: if i choose to accept?
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Maybe CVS. No rush, I first need to set it up.
<kinabalu> jjava, stfu!
<jjava> you STFU! you *** plunging republican!
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Yeah.
<kinabalu> pr3d4t0r: well figure out the CVS already!
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Working on it.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Hrm...
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: I can't put my DSA key on the server.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: I'm missing something.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: Meh.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: I'll **** with it tomorrow.
<pr3d4t0r> kinabalu: If you have the time, email me the BSD text at some point. I
<MeatwadE> hey, this is for java programming right?
<pr3d4t0r> 'll **** with CVS later.
<MeatwadE> *or is it coffee lol*
<pr3d4t0r> MeatwadE: You must be the life of every party.
<MeatwadE> >_>
<_slushie_> hey dwango, youve got the apache commons?
<Shawnmb> http://pastebin.com/406068 I was wondering how the catch in this code works
<Shawnmb> I'm still learning so
<Shawnmb> The bottom says catch (Exception e) yet above it says e1
<Shawnmb> Is catch like onError ?
<FMJaguar> those are two seperate try/catch blocks
<Shawnmb> When the app hits this code-section I always get the log error in catch >.>
<Shawnmb> And it doesnt run the query etc
<FMJaguar> well if your catch is logging the first log statement
<FMJaguar> the error is in the first try/catch block
<FMJaguar> if your getting nothing, it's in the second (since there is nothing in the catch)
<Shawnmb> Hmmm
<FMJaguar> i would change the 2nd one to do something
<Shawnmb> How is catch used then?
<Shawnmb> What is it's purpose ?
<FMJaguar> i'm sure it's in the tutorial
<Shawnmb> From reading the original code I saw it as something like "onError"
<Shawnmb> In VB etc
<Shawnmb> FMJaguar: How would I best correct this code segment and make it functional ? ^^
<FMJaguar> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/exceptions/
<FMJaguar> in short, 1) actually log something in your catch blocks so you know which one has the error from the log, 2) fix the error in the appropriate block
<Shawnmb> Hmmm
<Shawnmb> So right now my catch is in the wrong place?
<Shawnmb> I just don't understand what the actual problem with the segment is, if I knew that then I could better learn :)
<FMJaguar> that is the learning! staring at the log and the saying what the f*** is this problem, at least in my experience, which is less than some people here, maybe they have something different
<Shawnmb> This is my first bit of java I've ever written so XD
<Shawnmb> Would I even need the catch / exception ?
<Shawnmb> FMJaguar: Imma cry -_-
<Shawnmb> FMJaguar: So should I put the "try" in my code in a method and then call it ?
<Shawnmb> FMJaguar: Would that be more efficient ?
<Shawnmb> FMJaguar: I think I see, I'm reading http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/exceptions/advantages.html atm
<Shawnmb> FMJaguar: I still dont understand what's wrong with my code though
<FMJaguar> see what exceptions can be thrown make your catch block to be more specific
<Shawnmb> Well ***uming the query runs I don't need an error handler >.>
<Shawnmb> Grrr could anyone have a look at http://pastebin.com/406068
<Shawnmb> ><
<Shawnmb> .......
<aut> confession
<jjava> For someone who once said 'I genuinely despise mentally handicapped people.', waz is surprisingly unashamed.
<Shawnmb> dot dot dot
<top^> for someone who keeps repeating those stupid confessions, jjava is surprisingly unashamed
<Shawnmb> -_-
<Shawnmb> I'm boring ? >.>
<Shawnmb> top^: Do you know? ^^
<Shawnmb> Erm
<Shawnmb> And top^ is abusive and spontaneous >_<
<jroes> hi, does anyone know if doing an in-order traversal of a BST would verify that it is a correct BST?
<_slushie_> so whos using apache commons httpclient?
<_slushie_> dwango? you recommended me before so now its up to you ;)
<_slushie_> meh.
<Morphie> morning
<Morphie> 1316, im hoping that magic will chip in on it. I take it that it behavs the same on 3.0, right?
<Morphie> are you working on issue 1341 ?
<kinabalu> Morphie: tf?
<skipdawg> for a manifest file, how do i have the main cl*** read a txt file for input. Right now i just have: Main-Cl***: Program
<skipdawg> normally i would do like: java Program < file.txt
<Petie> can anyone recommend any books that would make an intermediate java programmer better? The specific area isn't necessarily relevant, I just read effective java and felt it provided a lot of tips to make me a better programmer in general... any other suggestions?
<kinabalu> skipdawg: read the args parameters
<kinabalu> skipdawg: in the main.
<skipdawg> do i need to add somethign to the manifest file, cause need to be able to execute from just a compiled jar file like: jar -jar Program.jar
<kinabalu> skipdawg: there's a ton of docs on adding the main cl*** attribute to the manifest .. or just use ant
<skipdawg> cause i know the Main-Cl***: Program for the manifest but need to implement it to read in the file.txt
<skipdawg> just was wondering if there was a simple way to do it
<wig_> is there an alphabetical list of all java methods?
<wig_> not by cl***es, but by alpha
<Number-6> such a thing would be nonsense
<wig_> i thought so
<kinabalu> skipdawg: no, java doesn't work that way
<kinabalu> skipdawg: use the main method to read in any cli attributes
<kinabalu> wig_: then, why you ask?
<wig_> someone asked me
<wig_> i told him no
<wig_> but i wanted to make sure
<kinabalu> wig_: heard that one before
<CnfsdKid> go astros =)
<wig_> kinabalu, i don't care if you believe me or not
<wig_> it's not like i asked you to make the list. o_O
<kinabalu> wig_: and I don't care if you don't care that I don't believe you or not because you didn't ask me to and I'm not making a list :)
<term`> if i know c and c++ it should be pretty easy to learn java right?
<term`> anyone recommend some tutorials that are quite good? im checking out suns site right now
<xd> tutorial
<jjava> tutorial is http://java.sun.com/tutorial
<term`> hey thanks
<jroes> hmm, how am I supposed to cast the Object returned from ArrayList's .get() method to int?
<term`> another reason i sort of avoided java was because of the confusion with microsofts java and Visual J++ or whatever. i bought visual studio 6.0 and got several versions
<jroes> I tried Integer.parseInt() and just plain (int)
<term`> do many people in this chan use microsofts newer java tools?
<FMJaguar> term`: microsofts java or J# or whatever isn't really mainstream (from what i know), and normal java people stay far away from it. MS's comparable language is now C#.
<jwzrd> jroes, what did you put into the ArrayList?
<jroes_> sorry, my shell session died
<jroes_> did anyone happen to answer?
<jwzrd> jroes, what did you put into the ArrayList?
<term`> k so does mainstream java still do a good job of being os independent? i have wondered if some of the java i see on some websites will run on other OS's
<jroes_> integers
<jroes_> it's a compile error - not a runtime
<jwzrd> right.. but what type?
<jroes_> int
<jjava> int is 32 bits
<jroes_> int, not Integer that is
<jwzrd> using JAva 5.0?
<jroes_> 1.5.0_04
<jwzrd> right
<jwzrd> then cast the return value to Integer and ***ign it to an int
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