gnome file selection dialog

I would like to propose using the standard gtk file selection dialog, instead of gtkfilesel2 in the current sources. I realize that gtkfilesel2 has some additional functionality. However: 1. I know for a fact that gtkfilesel2 has some bugs. The current directory displayed is often wrong. 2.

Java implementation

Hi I've had a look through the mail archives, but I could'nt find and any words written about a possible Java port. I've been using Xacc for ages and I like it, and I wanted to attach it to a MySQL database by modifying the engine, but I thought it would most likey be easier to start a Java

Re: Java implementation

You could always use ODBC. As for databases, you could use PostgreSQL. I doubt many people here are really interested in re-implementing in Java (although I could be wrong). -derek (who acts as if Java is just another programming language :) "jools enticknap" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi

Re: Java implementation

jools enticknap wrote: Hi I've had a look through the mail archives, but I could'nt find and any words written about a possible Java port. AFAIK, there are no plans underway to implement a Java port of the Gnucash. As a Java/C programmer myself, I tend to think that doing such a thing

Re: Java implementation

Derek Atkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: You could always use ODBC. As for databases, you could use PostgreSQL. I doubt many people here are really interested in re-implementing in Java (although I could be wrong). -derek (who acts as if Java is just another programming language :) To me

Quicken 99/2000 for Windows and Quickbooks

Hello, My bank only allows the downloading of account activity in the subject file formats. Is it possible to feed this information to gnucash? -- Pedro I. Sanchez -- Gnucash Developer's List To unsubscribe send empty email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]