I do!!! :-D
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 11:34 PM, Evans ' fiveholida...@hotmail.com wrote:
Wow, don't you just love this list?
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From: anouss...@hotmail.com
To: java-ee-j2ee-programming-with-passion@googlegroups.com
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Hi everyone i am curently building a telecomunications billing system and i
have encountared some problems.
1) i dont know how to set which function should run first when you my EE
system. i am using netbeans 6.1 and glasfish.
2) i dont know how to use the smsc library. are there any gurus on
Hi Nicolas,
1st question is not clear to me as I am not sure what you are trying to do.
2nd question:
For sms, it depends on the SMS gateway provider, which protocol they support.
They may be supporting SMPP or HTTP or both. Now If both, then the choice is
urs. If HTTP, then you need to get the
Forgot to mention: Though HTTP implementation might have looked simple steps,
but it is not. As you may like to get the SMS. Delivery response, so to invoke
a HTTP request from your web app and getting the response, you will basically
need to implement a HTTP Client within your application. If
Dear All,
as already broadcasted yesterday to everyone, this
google-group is not for solving installation issue with NetBeans or the
App-Servers.
For this kind of problems you can always try to look for help somewhere
else on the internet, you'll find tons of documentations and
okey ... thanks all for your help
Regards
Nabil
2009/2/11 varun sikka sikkava...@gmail.com
Hi nabil,
It is usually easy to handle the design and development separately when you
create the Servlet and jsp separately..
For eg. you create jsp for html designing and servlet for handling the
1. Please refer to installation instructions on http://java.sun.com
2. take your time to learn information on main page of the course, there are
some usefull links and statements there.
3. Refer to Java programming with passion course on main site, and take care
to post your messages to
Hi Alan,
A very big thank you for your email, but you I guarantee you that you will
still see countless (useless) emails despite sending this email.
Does it not beg the question whether people actually read and sometimes use
their head (I don't mean to offend!)?
I initially joined this class
http://www.javapassion.com
Register yourself to a course and follow the class.
On Feb 10, 4:37 pm, carlos carlosubu...@gmail.com wrote:
I am interested in learning Java, and was wondering if anyone could
point me to a good project or resource where I can browse some
existing code. I am
Funny how easy people seem to find to suscribe and yet so hard to
unsuscribe.
Maybe to sign up for the course there should be a small form with some
questions about the FAQ and maybe a little very basic Java.
Seems incredible sometimes that someone that can't use google could attemp
something
When un-commenting the code, for exercise 1.9, it is necessary to add
an import for java.util.Enumeration, to get a clean compile.
Regards...chip
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I am using Netbeans 6.5, the ServletExamples is under Java Web/
ServletExample.
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Hi All,
I suggest that we adopt the home page format used by JavaIntro and Web
Service group, all the links to admin questions are place at the top section
of the home page for any new members to follow.
The following is the cut/paste from JavaIntro group forum:
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