So you may also want to add tcp_htcp to /etc/modules (which is the list of modules to auto-load at boot time).
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So you may also want to add tcp_htcp to /etc/modules (which is the list of modules to auto-load at boot time).
You need to edit your profile for that:
nano ~/.profile
Add something like:
if [ -d "/opt/project-neon/bin" ]; then
The reason has to do with the ability of Debian to support multiple coexisting versions of Java (from different vendors) and making it easy for the sysadmin to select/manage defaults. Hence on Debian...
What do you need JAVA_HOME for anyway?
JavaScript has an eval function. So I imagine the W3CSchools editor simply listens for an event on the “Try it” button, then grabs the innerHTML (text) from the text area and feeds that to eval.
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You can get the resource as InputStream through the classloader. I expect JarFile can deal with InputStream objects as well.
You need to get the item through the editor of the JComboBox:
Object item = comboBox.getEditor().getItem();
The short answer: because your key listener isn't receiving any events, because your listener was never added to the list of listeners to notify. The tutorials are a good place to start:
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You are not working with regular expressions in bash, or any POSIX sh for that matter. You are working with glob patterns which look similar but crucially behave very differently.
* is not “zero...
You don't need the <foo> element. I added it to see if it would produce the problem you described earlier, but it didn't -- looks like xsltproc can be made to behave with the indent="yes" option in...
Well obviously, xsltproc is wrong. ;) No, seriously, it is wrong. The content of <xsl:text> is PCDATA as per the XSLT spec, so & is & therefore, &copy; is ©.
But you can work around this. You...
If this is text.xsl:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
version="1.0">
<xsl:template match="/">
...
What are we looking at?
If you want to XSLT *produce* "©" you output "&copy;". Doesn't have to be done through <xsl:text>, could be part of anything which emits PCDATA or attribute values.
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On Debian Linux you'd install it through your package manager of choice. To make it the default Java you would use update-alternatives.
I tend to do something like this, after install SUN/Oracle...
It seems highly unlikely an XML parser is unable to deal with & which is defined by the XML spec AFAIK. However if you find your docbook tools are broken, maybe they will accept instead? You could...
You are mistaking Java for C++. Array elements are not initialised unless you explicitly code it yourself, either by doing this via assignment to the array element or by declaring the array as a...
As a rule of thumb all Swing GUI operations should be done on the AWT Event Dispatch Thread (EDT). This implies that you must make all alterations to the GUI itself “cheap” so that the GUI doesn't...
And what is a 403? Forbidden/Access Denied.
By writing PHP code that generates the same output as the JavaScript code given its input, of course.
I'm fairly confident in saying you approached this problem as follows:
1) I want to log in to xyz
2) So I need submit my username & password to xyz over HTTP
3) It doesn't work.
4) Ooh there...
To quote:
Therein lies your problem.
Well the con is that you run like Windows does on 5 year old hardware instead of like Linux does on the same. Static linking doesn't just mean a larger disk foot print, it means a larger memory and...
There are a few points in Python which I think are somewhat less fortunate:
Indentation/scoping falls apart at the seams. There are various corner cases, which IMO should simply not be there. Go...
GWT is a Java -> JavaScript translation thing. Which is to say it takes your Java program and spits out a functionally equivalent JavaScript program (modulo some real world issues, probably).
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Hmm, judging by the state of CPython it seems quite clear that Python 2.5 is pretty much dead (EOL is set for October 2011), Python 2.6 is fast going the same way (EOL sometime in 2013) which implies...
I would suggest learning Python 3, but use the Python 2.7 interpreter for now. This is based on my subjective experience where Python 2.7 seems to work quite well for mixing & match Python 3 with...