Hi,
I'm having a very frustrating problem. I am trying to update a decimal field, scale 9, precision 18 , with an update statement. something along the lines of:
update table set field = 4.5 where id = 12
anyways, the decimal is being rounded, for some ungodly reason. I really don't think...
i've been having a problem that doesn't make any sense to me. i've been trying to put a variable in a string, but, the string always cuts off at the end of the variable..
i hope someone has had this problem before and can help me out. the variable i'm trying to put in the string is a substring...
there has got to be a way to copy a record so that i don't have to insert a thousand values from an existing record.
please, someone has to know how to do this. luciddream@subdimension.com
if anyone has every been upset that javascript doesn't have a sleep function, i just wrote one. it doesn't wait the exact amount of time.... but, it's really close.
so:
function sleep(num)
{
var f = new Date();
f = new Number(f);
f = f + num;
while(true)
{
var n = new Date()
n = new...
can someone show me how to use this class?
i try to make a new HttpURLConnection, which, atleast in my mind seems like a logical thing to do. on the other havd, javac doesn't seem to think it's as good of an idea as i do. it's telling me that it's an abstract class and can't be instantiated...
hello.
i need to have my robot except cookies from sites its searching... if anyone can think of a way to do this, i'd be greatly appreciative for any info. as of the moment i'm using HTTP::Request, but, i'm willing to use anything
to accomplish this.
here is my problem:
i write an applet, include it om an html page, but when the page loads it says:
load: class ClientApplet not found
the problem is that i do have clientApplet.class in the same directory as the page and this is how i put the applet on the page:
<applet...
i have the following code:
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class IOStreamap extends Applet{
String inputLine;
public void Init(String[] args) throws Exception {
URL streamer = new URL("http://www.aavex.com/cgi-bin/pushtest.pl")...
does anyone know how i would go about implementing server push with ie.
apparently only netscape(yuck) supports this, and i am interested in any alternatives that leave the http stream open.
any information will be appreciated.
thanks,
adam
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