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Vernon  - my Fedora Core 4 remembers its Browser and WP settings.   
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I don't know why yours does not.
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#my Fedora Core 4 remembers its Browser and WP settings.  I don't know why yours does not.
 
I tweaked a couple of things but didn't see anything that would cause it to fail on your machone
 
I tweaked a couple of things but didn't see anything that would cause it to fail on your machone
 
The code is in com/jguigen/standard/GetBrowserAndWp.java  starting at line 73.  There are several
 
The code is in com/jguigen/standard/GetBrowserAndWp.java  starting at line 73.  There are several
 
steps involved but the comments in the code are fairly complete.
 
steps involved but the comments in the code are fairly complete.
 
You might want to put some print statements in (or use the Debugger in Eclipse) to walk through and see what it is really doing there.
 
You might want to put some print statements in (or use the Debugger in Eclipse) to walk through and see what it is really doing there.
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#I looked for a few minutes at the SQL Insertion stuff.  It is going to take more research.  The first 10 sites I read said "Use PreparedStatements".  Obviously this is not a solution where we are trying to let the user build SQL Queries.  I'll look more when I have time.
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#I moved the JGUIGEN in the center of the front page of JGuiGen to the INI XML file.
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#I do not find the Java 1.5 errors on the Wiki.  All I see are the clearlooks error.
  
I looked for a few minutes at the SQL Insertion stuff.  It is going to take more research.  The first 10 sites I read said "Use PreparedStatements".  Obviously this is not a solution where we are trying to let the user build SQL Queries.  I'll look more when I have time.
 
  
I'm going to take a shot at the Java 1.5 things and then I've got to go to work.
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Interesting article about making java app look native on Windows and Mac
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http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2003/12/08/swing.html
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The book Swing Hacks has more of same
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:17, 9 May 2006

Vernon

  1. my Fedora Core 4 remembers its Browser and WP settings. I don't know why yours does not.

I tweaked a couple of things but didn't see anything that would cause it to fail on your machone The code is in com/jguigen/standard/GetBrowserAndWp.java starting at line 73. There are several steps involved but the comments in the code are fairly complete. You might want to put some print statements in (or use the Debugger in Eclipse) to walk through and see what it is really doing there.

  1. I looked for a few minutes at the SQL Insertion stuff. It is going to take more research. The first 10 sites I read said "Use PreparedStatements". Obviously this is not a solution where we are trying to let the user build SQL Queries. I'll look more when I have time.
  2. I moved the JGUIGEN in the center of the front page of JGuiGen to the INI XML file.
  3. I do not find the Java 1.5 errors on the Wiki. All I see are the clearlooks error.


Interesting article about making java app look native on Windows and Mac http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2003/12/08/swing.html The book Swing Hacks has more of same

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