i'll persevere, and you have been quick to correct the properly
identified exercises.
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On Sep 24, 9:47 pm, Michèle Garoche wrote:
> On Sep 24, 11:21 pm, "ooo.stephen" wrote:> lab
> 1007 - exception handling.
>
> > i've noted a few labs where errors in
>
> So do not be worried, use netbeans if not already doing, and in case of
> errore read the exercise agaon and check the code with the one on the lab.
>
> Enjoy your passion!!
>
> Inviato da iPhone
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> Il giorno 25/set/2010, alle ore 06:47, Michèle Garoche
> ha
re the course
material is true?
thanks kindly,
...stephen
On Sep 23, 6:19 pm, Michèle Garoche wrote:
> On Sep 23, 11:05 pm, "ooo.stephen" wrote:>
> somethings wrong with this exercise.
> > please update, and notify me.
>
> If you could specify the lab that would h
somethings wrong with this exercise.
please update, and notify me.
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shoot, it didn't work. i'm just not seeing a setting to reformat the
code if the args have been presented in a list. instead of 'tabs and
indents', the 'wrapping' option looked promising, but it's not
effecting my code either.
thanks for the suggestion.
ooo.st
this exercise step says...
For the Package field, either enter myonlineshop or choose
myonlineshop from the drop-down menu.
but the code says...
package myonlineshopusinginterface;
public interface BookInterface extends ProductInterface {
public String getPublisher();
public void setPubl
reading the post i see the formatting was not kept. my goal is to
keep the class args on one line, not in a list form. i'd like to hit,
from the toolbar, Source => Format, and put the those args on a single
line.
thx.
On Sep 13, 2:48 pm, "ooo.stephen" wrote:
> anyone kn
*/
public Cartoon(double regularPrice, String publisher, int
yearPublished, String characterName)
the Tools => Options => Editor => Formatting, options do not offer
this ability. it offers many other convenient formatting options,
just not this one.
thanks kindly,
ooo.stephen
sweet!
i'm very much looking forward to the design pattern lesson.
ooo.stephen
On Sep 12, 10:29 am, Sang Shin wrote:
> Folks,
>
> The following topics are added to the "Java Programming" course. (Homeworks
> are not added as of yet, however.) Please check
not sure if this is obvious to others, but it wasn't to me, so i
thought i'd mention it in case it helps others.
the example code uses a default 'Person' constructor, but my sample
files didn't have one. to clear the error message i added a default
constructor to 'Person.java'. a comment to the e
this could be made clearer by mentioning that 'main' will have to be
in the package 'myonlineshop', which means editing the 'create main'
field with 'myonlineshop.main'. following the instructions, main is
created in a package named 'myonlineshopusingabstractclass', and then
rest of the steps won'
after creating the new project 'myonlineshop', the instructions start
using the 'MyFinalClassExample' project, when 'myonlineshop' is what's
intended.
3. Write Electronics.java.
* Right click MyFinalClassExample project node and select New-
>Java Class.
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whew, event handling is a little confusing. to clear it up i've tried
to map the Java 1.1 event model to the files in lab, ex4.2. not sure
if its correct, and any comments would help.
*the event model was found in the recommended reading -
http://www.drbob42.com/JBuilder/jb210t.htm
Java 1.1 even
this exercise uses a PropertyDescriptor object to iterate through the
properties of the SimpleBean class, which implements Serializable.
Does that mean then, that PropertyDescriptor is describing the
Serializable class?
i'm also seeing most if not all of those properties/methods as
belonging to the
thanks, that helps.
its purpose seems clear, but its utility less so. is there a best
practice or design pattern regarding -cp you can recommend?
ooo.stephen
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On Aug 26, 1:46 pm, Mihai DINCA wrote:
> Hi ooo.stephen
>
> This is a good question, because it worth to under
he package statement must
match the dir structure, changing the class path seems undesirable,
and would require recompiling the .class file.
thanks kindly,
ooo.stephen
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