Edmond Howard

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Hi all
I'm having problem displaying a JPopupMenu in an Applet can someone help
Rgds
Ed
23 years ago
Hi all
I having problems displaying a JPopupMenu in a JApplet, am I missing something, please help ???
Thanks
Ed
23 years ago
Hi all
Is it ever possible to access SystemClipboard for an unsigned Applet ?? I am writing a client-server application which run on a local network. My applets contain some graphical and tabular data. On want to copy this data to other app.s such as Excel & Word etc .
Any suggestion anyone
Please help
Edmond Howard
23 years ago
Hi all
Is it possible to Copy & paste from an applet downloaded from a webserver to a native application eg a WordProcesser. Can't use getSystemClipboard() as I get a SecurityManagerException. However from my reading one can create a private Clipboard, is this correct? How is it done
Thank u for u're time
23 years ago
Hi
Is this supported in Java, can someone help me or point me in the right direction
Rgds
Ed
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Edmond Howard
23 years ago
Hi everyone
I have created a tableview by passing in a tablemodel, I now what to change the Column names to friendlier titles, can someone help me
Thanks

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Edmond Howard
23 years ago
Hi all
From the messages I get the impression we are indeed in the presence of esteemed authors, I would really enjoy reading some of their work............
If you r still having problems try this procedure
Use the following minimal procedure to get Jakarta-Tomcat up and running on Windows NT.
Note: Substitute your install directory names for directory constructs that look like "d:\xxxx_root\"
Download and install the following software.
Java Software Development Kit 1.3 - http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/download-windows.html
Apache Web Server 3.1.12 - http://www.apache.org/dist/binaries/win32/ (Win32 version)
Jakarta-Tomcat 3.1 - http://jakarta.apache.org/downloads/binindex.html
ApacheModuleJserv.dll.zip - http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.1/bin/win32/i386/
JSDK 1.3:
First install the 1.3 Java development kit.
APACHE WEB Server:
Installing Apache was straight forward using the installation instructions supplied.
My first attempt at starting Apache Web Server failed because of a port number conflict
on which the standard httpd server listens. The default Apache port number is 80.
Changes made to "d:\apache_root\conf\httpd.conf"
Changed the port number to port 8040 or some other unused TCP port number. Be sure
to use this port number when sending an HTTP request to Apache.
Install Apache as an NT Service and start it:
Open an MS-DOS Window
cd d:\apache_root
apache -i -n "Apache 3.1.12"
net start "Apache 3.1.12
Verify Apache is up and running:
Start your Web Browser and enter http://localhost:8040
Jakarta-Tomcat:
Installed Jakarta-Tomcat using the installation instruction. Tomcat has its own HTTP
server which listens on port 8080 (default value). Use this port number when you
want to send an HTTP request directly to Tomcat.
If you need to change the default port number used by Tomcat.
Look in server.xml Change the port number in <ContextManager port="8080" hostName="" inet="">
Per the Tomcat install instructions download ApacheModuleJserv.dll and copy it
to directory "d:\apache_root\modules\"
Create your own copy of "tomcat_apache.conf" because this file gets overwritten everytime
Tomcat is started. Copy "d:\tomcat_root\conf\tomcat_apache.conf" to "my_tomcat_apache.conf".
Changed the Apache "httpd.conf" file. Added the include directive at the
end of Apache configuration file "httpd.conf":
include d:/tomcat_root/conf/my_tomcat_apache.conf
Setup and verify the following Windows System environment variables:
JAVA_HOME=d:\jsdk_root
TOMCAT_HOME=d:\tomcat_root
PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin
Start Tomcat:
Start a new MS-DOS Window
cd d:\tomcat_root\bin
startup
Restart Apache Web Server:
From an MS-DOS Window
net stop "Apache 3.1.12"
net start "Apache 3.1.12"
Verify Tomcat HTTP service is running:
From your Web Browser enter address: http://localhost:8080

How to run the HellowWorldExample Servlet Directly from your Browser:
To use the Tomcat internal HTTP server, enter
http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/HelloWorldExample
This example uses the internal HTTP server built into Tomcat to service
the request.
To use the Apache JServ module with Tomcat, enter
http://localhost:8040/examples/servlet/HellowWorldExample
This example sends the HTTP request to the Apache Web Server which recognizes this
as a request to run a servlet. The request is forwarded to Tomcat for processing.

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Edmond Howard
23 years ago