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As r-senior said, I think with need more information of what you're trying to achieve.

Hey, it's great that you want to collaborate with others and share your work. I think it's a great way to learn and develop your skills.

GitHub is a great place to browse code and get involved in...

+1 to this. If its not too much inconvenience, start again with the proper architecture rather than add on a workaround.

Lol oh dear.

Now there's a "insert template response" reply if I ever saw one...

This has nothing to do with Java.

There are plenty of package managers thats set JAVA_HOME for you after installing Java. Crunchbang Linux is one such as example... oh yeah and that's using...

Agreed. My post did not intend to sound like people should use Java instead. By all means people should use the right tool for the job.

However, I think people shouldn't say things like "Java is...

Another reason, is that many people (including this forum) lead other people to believe that you shouldn't use java.

When new comers arrive in the land of Linux through the typical channels (such...

If you think about it, it's actually a very good idea.

What happens if you want to release this app in another country which speaks a different language? If your Strings are hard coded in the Java...

I think a lot of people immediately lose motivation by thinking "ah, my idea has already been done a million times". Whilst that's true in many cases, it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. Making your...

I don't think brown leather shoes are good for walking in, I would rather choose black ones. What do you think?

A hundred times this.

I understand how WUBI was 'helpful', but I think it hindered people a great deal - such as the above.

Good stuff, hope the rest of the app goes well!

Without looking at the rest of the code it's hard to say the best way to achieve what you want.



- Are all of the files at the same URL?
- Do you want to download these files concurrently?
-...

Ah ok, I thought you were using the URL for the filename (e.g. "http://someurl.com/<filename>") but you want to pass in the URL separate from the filename?

So there are two things that come to...

Just pass in a file name?

You've already got it... just call it like:


new DownloadFile().execute("yourFilename");

It just uses varargs...

This.

I use my old netbook as a web/file/build/git server and it runs just fine. Very quite and very lower power consumption.

I'm a huge fan of CrunchBang (http://crunchbang.org/) which is basically Debian with a very lightweight desktop (it uses OpenBox). It's a great distro to run from a USB and idles at very low memory.

+1 for PyDev

I find it very good

Then perhaps you need to go back and redesign that Java program. I struggle to see how a python implementation of a program is faster than the same program implemented in Java.

How so? Not a dig, just interested to hear your experience.

In my personal experience (note: that means I'm not saying I'm right) the maintainability has always been driven by the project design...

That is a very bold statement to make

Java will work anywhere that Java is installed... no matter what operating system. The 'compiled' .class files that are created do not run on the native operating system... they run on a Java Virtual...

Had a good read of your project on the way home from work... I must say I am very impressed.

You've gone to great lengths to do all this plus the documentation and examples etc. Completely not was...

You need to actually define your table structure (e.g. the columns and constraints etc). However, there's more to be done first... You should create a database and then select to use it. Your mysql...

Also just use it, you'll be surprised how much you pick up in a short amount if time. Google searches (which often lead to this forum) are always helpful.