Charles Dupin

You may try to work with the viewport.
Check this:
http://javaalmanac.com/egs/javax.swing.table/Vis.html?l=rel

Hi,
Does anyone know how to change the look of the little handle that one click to expand or collapse a JTree node.
You know, the little faucet with a vertical tail that becomes horizontal or the little square with a plus + that becomes a -.
I would like to customize this.
Thanks.
Charles.

Hi,
2 questions:
1- Can I use JavaMail for the following applications:
A server application sends an email with a serialized object attached to it. A client application receives the mail and extract the object. The object is not of a known MIME type, it is just a serializable object.
I mean, do I have to pass thru serialization to a file and attach the file or can I send the object as is (virtual serialization).
2- How do I encode the password for a mail account, to be non human readable in a property file??
Thanks,
[ February 04, 2004: Message edited by: Charles Dupin ]

Why dont you retrieve one message at the time and check availability with if(folder.getMessageCount() > 0).

I would love to win this book
Cheers,
Charles

Well, if you can learn Struts from that one book, it must be a great book. Congratulations, I will try.

That is true, a certification will not give you a job in today's market, but last year I was said by a recruiter that I should passed the Architect Certif if I want the job.
Taking the Certif takes a while, and in that period of time the market can change. So if you have the Certif next year and the market is ok...
The next thing is that you learn a lot by passing a certification so it worths it anyway. I would not do it for the job but for the knowledge you catch by doing it.

Done

I am new to XP, how would you define XP in few words.
Thanks

I am new to XP, how would you define XP in few words.
Thanks
Charles.

Hi,
There is very few information on this book on the Amazon site (2 pages). Can you post here the book TOC, and give us an idea on more general scopes treated (UDDI...). Thanks.
[ May 08, 2003: Message edited by: Charles Dupin ]

Jason, you got the wrong site, max in SCJD is 155.

Arun,
Used different 'sc' for each extension of Data permits with a getSc() to work nicely with for example with data factories or to drive switches and so on.
Charles

Thanks John.
I finally got my results
C.

Shan,
I am afraid it is not the client business to know the db file location, or whatever information about the db file. Your server knows that and it is like private information for the server.
You dont want the client to locate the db file. You use RMI ( or a naming service ) to locate the server.
Good luck.
C.

Grade: P Score: 145 Comment: This report shows the total points that could have been awarded in each section and the actual number of points you were awarded. This is provided to give you per-section feedback on your strengths. The maximum possible number of points is 155; the minimum to pass is 124. Section Summary Report: General Considerations: Maximum=58 Deductions=0 Actual=58 Documentation: Maximum=20 Deductions=0 Actual=20 GUI: Maximum=24 Deductions=10 Actual=14 Server: Maximum=53 Deductions=0 Actual=53 Total: Maximum=155 Deductions=10 Certification Score=145

Happy

I lost 10 point on the GUI :
I did a quite sophisticated GUI a little bit out of scope, two GUI in fact, 1 for Booking with ComboBoxes (date calculation and so on) and 1 for Searching with JTextFields input. The error is probably that each GUI was on a different JPanel and not on the same with a CardLayout.
I modified DATA, found a nice usage for 'final sc char = 'A', then extended it twice, 1- for the data table and 2- for another table created with the second constructor for logging ticket booking.
Locking done with caller ID.
I used a wonderful IDE : http://www.intellij.com/idea/

I must thank you all specially the nice guys that told me that I was in the wrong path with my first design 'data singleton' , you probably remember February 18, 2003.
Mark, Max, Eugene, St�phane, Peter, BJ, Lasse and all the friends on this very nice bulletin board: YOU ARE GREAT.
Peace be with you all.
Charles.
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