Is this possible? We want to run a program from a memory stick and we
don't want to have to do a full JRE on the stick in question. Think of
it as a "Live CD" type of Java app. ;-)
Jim C.
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Jim C. wrote:
> OK, so there is this bug in Sun's JTable.
> Calling JTable.setEnabled(false) doesn't also cause the table header's
> appearance to changed. It functions properly but there is no visible
> change in the header.
>
> Question:
>
> What are so
led
state? I.E. how should the foreground/background colors change? I
would think that they should have White added to them if they are disabled.
Your thoughts?
Jim C.
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wi
27;m certain
it can be done, I don't see how it can be done with a jar that contains
no classes.
Anyone?
Jim C.
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A private method cannot be extended, so does that mean it is final also?
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where you get arguments from.
Wirte your self an experimental program that accepts a parameter and
then prints it using System.out.println().
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, this seems to be working for now. :-)
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anner without adding Thread.sleep(n) after calling flush on
the output stream?
Jim C.
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