RE: How can I debug Java Program??

1998-12-11 Thread Tar . Zoltan
> -- > From: Ernst de Haan[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 1998. december 11. 13:43 > To: Han,sang-hyuck > Cc: John Summerfield; Christopher Hinds; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; > Java-Linux > Subject: Re: How can I debug Java Program?? > > 4) Use the JDK Java debugger \:( (

RE: https

1998-12-03 Thread Tar . Zoltan
It 's ok. But I use the Sun's plugin, not the Netscape built-in Java plugin. Are you sure that, it is true for the Sun's plugin? I didn't find any class that contains SSL, or HTTPS in their name. Zoltan TAR > -- >

https

1998-12-02 Thread Tar . Zoltan
Hello I'm working on a project which needs to send information such as credit card number to a web server, I'm thinking of using protocol https, does java support https? If it does, how? Zoltan TAR

FW: Some weird security problems in netscape

1998-11-09 Thread Tar . Zoltan
> From: Tar Zoltán (István út) > Sent: 1998. november 9. 16:13 > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: RE: Some weird security problems in netscape > > > Use Java plugin and signed jar files, then you never have > security problem. > > You can find more fro

RE: Printing from browser

1998-10-14 Thread Tar . Zoltan
Sorry for my English. I had this problem a month ago. I got this solution to it: I suggest to read the Signing and Verifying JAR Files tutorial, this is a part of the Java Tutorial on java.sun.com In short: I use the Java plugin, and signed jar f

Re: String -> Integer/Double/etc

1998-09-08 Thread Tar . Zoltan
> Hello > > Try Integer.parseInt( String value ), or Float.valueOf( String > value ) functions. > > I think these will be good for you. > > Zoltan Tar > > -- > From: Maarten van Leunen[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: