On Oct 29, 3:44 pm, Casper Bang wrote:
> Which is one good reason not to use Java. You could use the super
> simple GraphViz, it needs your input dataset transformed as text file
> and will output an image (or postscript).
Thanks Casper, that looks perfect!
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Alan Kent wrote:
> A pity its not an executable shipped with the standard Java
> distribution. Makes it that bit easier getting Java apps deployed onto
> Windows servers.
I should have probably explained - the whole rest of the system is
platform neutral (all written in Java). Having to incl
We have used "Wrapper" (http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org) at times to
start Java servers as a Windows service. Just wondering if there was
any newer best practice out there?
A pity its not an executable shipped with the standard Java
distribution. Makes it that bit easier getting Java apps
Which is one good reason not to use Java. You could use the super
simple GraphViz, it needs your input dataset transformed as text file
and will output an image (or postscript). While typically a nightmare
to inter-operate with native stuff from Java, this one is simple to
call through Runtime.get
On Oct 29, 1:54 pm, Tor Norbye wrote:
> There might be higher level things you could use, but a good general
> purpose graphics library is the NetBeans one:http://graph.netbeans.org/
Thanks Tor, although I *am* looking for something a bit more high
level. Displaying Org charts seem like it must
I find upgrading mostly works, although I would not start mixing
alpha's and beta's. Also, 64bit stuff seems to be a bit more brittle
than 32bit stuff. The new software center is pretty cool, will be nice
when Synaptic is completely rolled into this. Also nice that when
adding PPA's, you do not ne
You might try Neo4j -- it's a graph database capable of representing
hierarchical data. It can generate an SVG of the data in the graph. You
can find out more about it here: http://neo4j.org. There's also a Grails
plugin for it, so if you want to generate a quick web app for an HR site,
you can
There might be higher level things you could use, but a good general
purpose graphics library is the NetBeans one:
http://graph.netbeans.org/
Some pointers to tutorials and screencasts etc:
http://cld.blog-city.com/netbeans_visual_library__huge_features_with_easeofuse_sc.htm
-- Tor
On Oct 29, 1
Jan Goyvaerts wrote:
> Did somebody in here already did the upgrade to (k)ubuntu 9.10 ?
>
> I thought it better to ask before asking my machine to commit suicide. :-)
I started with alpha 6 at home, with the beta at work (both Kubuntu).
Two issues I had:
1) half of the dialog buttons in Eclipse
Jan Goyvaerts wrote:
> Did somebody in here already did the upgrade to (k)ubuntu 9.10 ?
>
> I thought it better to ask before asking my machine to commit suicide. :-)
I started with alpha 6 at home, with the beta at work (both Kubuntu).
Two issues I had:
1) half of the dialog buttons in Eclipse
Does anyone know of a good library for creating graphical org charts
from arbitrary hierarchical data?
As usual, half the battle with doing anything in Java is choosing the
right library...
Thanks,
Brian Leathem
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WOW! That's sounds great...
Multi-screen mess was my main issue for not using it on my laptop...
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Casper Bang wrote:
>
> Been running the RC for about a week (got a
Been running the RC for about a week (got a new SSD, could not wait
for the final). Updated all packages today which gave me a final
release. I would recommend a clean install over upgrade from Jaunty
due to the new GRUB2 boot-loader and also the new default feature of
running separate X sessions
ive been running it since alpha 6 or so. It boots a lot faster and
everything worked quite well (except ocasionally i was getting 404 for
the package updates, which is expected for an alpha version)
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Jan Goyvaerts wrote:
> Did somebody in here already did the upgr
Did somebody in here already did the upgrade to (k)ubuntu 9.10 ?
I thought it better to ask before asking my machine to commit suicide. :-)
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Well, the "ultimate" version is the true polyglot IDE. So I guess this could
be the only option for the moment.
Regards
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 12:18 PM, Mario Camou wrote:
> So what happens if you're in a multilingual project? I.e., Scala + JRuby.
> Do you use 2 different IDEs?
> -Mario.
>
> -
So what happens if you're in a multilingual project? I.e., Scala + JRuby. Do
you use 2 different IDEs?
-Mario.
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On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 03:37, Mark Derricutt wrote:
> 'lo possepeeps,
>
> On the latest show you guys lamented t
I bought a new t-shirt that's a creamy pale yellow colour. What I
want to know is, do I wash it with the whites or the colours?
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I see no evidence of Miley: http://www.last.fm/user/michaelneale/library
(and its hanna montanna to you !).
On Oct 29, 10:44 am, Steven Herod wrote:
> It's still barely enough to cover Michael Neale's Miley Cyrus music
> collection.
>
> Or so I've heard.
>
> On Oct 29, 10:34 am, Joshua Marinacc
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