09:22 am - devryguy - Google Launches Summer of Code _"Google Launches Summer of CodeThis Summer, don't let your programming skills lie fallow...Use them for the greater good of Open Source Software and computer science! Google will provide a $4500 award to each student who successfully completes an open source project by the end of the Summer.By pairing applicants up with the proven wisdom and experience of established prominent open source organizations (listed below), we hope to make great software happen. If you can't come up with a great idea to submit, a number of our organizations have made idea lists available."_Sounds awesome, too bad it didn't come along while I was still in school...
05:01 pm - kaat2001 - couldn't run httpUnit class Sorry for my english, I know it is not well.I need to test some web-pages with HTTPUnit.I've compile "Example.java" (from HTTPUnit examples)"javac Example.java" - without errors.But "java Example" - generates an error:"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/xerces/util/ParserConfigurationSettings"What does it mean? What I need to do to run this example?
08:14 pm - nobody622311 - confusion I was wondering if it was possible to create a display with radio button choices and a vote button. When the vote button is pushed, votes will be tallied and displayed. What I don't know is how to get the choice from the radio button when the vote button is pressed and process it. Here's the menu i created so far:**( Read more...Collapse )**My other option is to not have a vote button at all. I tried that before with actionListeners on all the buttons. Then I tallied everthing in the actionPerformed method, but when i displayed the vote total, it was always 1 despite multiple votes.Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
devryguy - Google Launches Summer of Code _"Google Launches Summer of CodeThis Summer, don't let your programming skills lie fallow...Use them for the greater good of Open Source Software and computer science! Google will provide a $4500 award to each student who successfully completes an open source project by the end of the Summer.By pairing applicants up with the proven wisdom and experience of established prominent open source organizations (listed below), we hope to make great software happen. If you can't come up with a great idea to submit, a number of our organizations have made idea lists available."_Sounds awesome, too bad it didn't come along while I was still in school...