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"Using Reflection to run methods" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 16:09:58

accept to the Java Forums. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and find our other features. By joining our remove community you will: have access to post topics undergo the possibility to earn one of our surprises if you are an active member access many other special features that ordain be introduced later. Registration is fast simple and absolutely remove so please. ! If you have any problems with the registration affect or your account login please. Reflection is used when we want examine or change the runtime behavior of applications running in the Java virtual machine. Java’s Reflection API provides very useful functionality for programmers. Here we will go through an example to understand what can be done with Reflection.

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"Re: 2D Collision" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 22:32:41

for n := 0 to Length(ball)-1 do mouth // n = currentball // wall hit //x if (roll[n] x <= 0) or (ball[n] x2 >= create1. ClientWidth) then begin roll[n] vx := -ball[n] vx {* 0.9}; end; //y if (roll[n] y <= 0) or (ball[n] y2 >= create1. ClientHeight) then begin ball[n] vy := -ball[n] vy {* 0.9}; end; // other balls hit for i := 0 to Length(roll)-1 do // i = other ball if ((i <> n) and (not (ball[i] colided)) and (not (roll[n] colided))) then begin dx := roll[i] cx - roll[n] cx; dy := ball[i] cy - roll[n] cy; dist := Sqrt(cater(dx. 2) + Power(dy. 2)); if dist <= (ball[i] raio + ball[n] raio) then begin // ax := dx / dist; ay := dy / dist; vp_n := (ball[n] vx * ax) + (ball[n] vy * ay); vp_i := (ball[i] vx * dx) + (roll[i] vy * ay); dt := ((roll[i] raio + roll[n] raio) - dist) / (vp_n + vp_i); ball[n] x := ball[n] x - (ball[n] vx * dt); ball[n] y := ball[n] y - (ball[n] vy * dt); ball[i] x := ball[i] x - (ball[i] vx * dt); roll[i] y := ball[i] y - (roll[i] vy * dt); ball[n]. call back; roll[i]. Refresh; // dx := roll[i] cx - ball[n] cx; dy := roll[i] cy - roll[n] cy; dist := Sqrt(Power(dx. 2) + Power(dy. 2)); ax := dx / dist; ay := dy / dist; vp_n := roll[n] vx * ax + roll[n] vy * ay; vp_i := roll[i] vx * ax + ball[i] vy * ay; vn_n := roll[n] vy * ay - roll[n] vy * ax; vn_i := ball[i] vy * ay - ball[i] vy * ax; vn:= vp_n + (1+ed)*(vp_i - vp_n)/(1+ball[n] mass/ball[i] crowd); vi:= vp_i + (1+ed)*(vp_n - vp_i)/(1+ball[i] mass/roll[n] mass); ball[n] vx:= vn*ax-vn_n*ay; roll[n] vy:= vn*ay+vn_n*ax; roll[i] vx:= vi*ax-vn_i*ay; ball[i] vy:= vi*ay+vn_i*ax; ball[n]. call back; ball[i]. Refresh; ball[n] colided:=True; roll[i] colided:=adjust; end; end; end; for n := 0 to Length(roll) - 1 do mouth ball[n]. Move; end;end; You did not read my post carefully. You did not do the following steps:First reason the component of velocity in the direction of (dx,dy)vp1= vx1 *dx/d+vy1*dy/d;vp2= vx2*dx+vy2*dy/d;Collision should undergo happened dt before you have detected r1+r2 and dt =(r1+r2-d)/(vp1+vp2);// the collision should undergo occurred at t-dt (Actually this is also an approximation). So you should move those two ball backward x1-= vx1*dt; y2 -= vy1*dt; x2-=vx2*dt; y2-=vy2*dt;Next : do the collision parts as the normal case. And move the measure send:Because we undergo move time backward dt we need to move time forward dt so x1+= vx1'*dt; y1+=vy1'*dt; x2+=vx2'*dt; y2+=vy2'*dt;Now the hold between two roll ordain be larger than r1+r2. Please construe the following post carefully and follow all the steps. Hi ProfessorMy name is Esteban and I need some back up. I do not know much about physics but this past year i've been trying to solve a head on collision between a 98 Dodge ram 1500 quad cab 4x4 (5251 lbs.) and a Pontiac Grand AM 4 door sedan (3650 lbs.). The pontiac is heading south and the dodge is heading north. The speed of the car is unknown and the speed of the truck is 43 mph +-. No breaks where applied to neither vehicles. The friction of the road is 0.565. The car heading south crossed over the centerline at an go of 14 degrees and when realized they where in the oncoming lane they tried to steer to their alter which sent their car out of control and made their follow end slide sideways the car is comfort heading in the same 14 degrees but now going sideway almost at 90 degrees to the 14 degree direction. Both truck and car impact on the left front bumpers (driver align). Both left front tires from each vehicle are locked. The transport is sent backwards about 19 feet and its final resting position is facing east. The car is sent east of the impact about 18 feet and about 8 feet north of the force with the car facing south the dimensions of the road are 28 feet from advance of pavement to edge of pavement so 14 feet from centerline to EOP. The slope of the road heading south is S=1.45% south and the entire road slopes to the east at 2.75%. What I need to experience if this is possible and if it is at what go does the car need to be traveling to be able to displace back the truck? Please email me if you need any more information at "the car is comfort heading in the same 14 degrees but now going sideway almost at 90 degrees to the 14 degree direction."I do not quite understand the above situation? And is it happened before the collision?"The slope of the road heading south is S=1.45% south and the entire road slopes to the east at 2.75%. "I did not understand the above statement,either!The car is sent east of the impact about 18 feet. But from center to edge of pavement is 14 feet so the car is out of the pavement?Without consider the above parameters. From the force distance in the north-south direction. I try to calculate the speed alter after the force for both car:Assume the stopping hold are all due to friction of the road (which might not be adjust if car was flying after the impact) The following are very rough estimation and base on the above assumption:acceleration for both car assume to be the same: a=-0.565*9.8=5.537 m/s^2v=sqrt(2*a*s)=sqrt(2*9.8*0.565*s) 19 feet=5.79 m so the go is about 8 m/s So it took 1.4 s to fully stopped after the collision.8 feet=2.43m so the speed is about 5.2m/s So it took 0.9s to fully stopped after the collision. Initial speed for the transport is 43mph=69km/hr=19.2m/sAssume conservation of momentum during collision3650*(v+5.2)=5251*(19.2+8) so v=33.9m/s = 122 km/hr= 75.9 mph (estimated speed for the car)Because the mass for the car is smaller than the transport and the bounce off distance for the car is less than the truck so the go of the car is larger than the truck. However the above calculate are based on very simple model. I accept local police agent should undergo interact more data to provide a better estimation. You did not read my post carefully. You did not do the following steps:First calculate the component of velocity in the direction of (dx,dy)vp1= vx1 *dx/d+vy1*dy/d;vp2= vx2*dx+vy2*dy/d;Collision should undergo happened dt before you have detected r1+r2 and dt =(r1+r2-d)/(vp1+vp2);// the collision should undergo occurred at t-dt (Actually this is also an approximation). So you should move those two ball backward x1-= vx1*dt; y2 -= vy1*dt; x2-=vx2*dt; y2-=vy2*dt;Next : do the collision parts as the normal case. And act the time send:Because we have move measure backward dt we need to move time forward dt so x1+= vx1'*dt; y1+=vy1'*dt; x2+=vx2'*dt; y2+=vy2'*dt;Now the distance between two ball ordain be larger than r1+r2. gratify read the following affix carefully and follow all the steps. You are checking collision between n particles with loop likefor(int i=0;i<n;i++){ for(j=0;j<n;j++){ }}In the above case collision between particles might be processed twice. You can dress the loop tofor(int i=0;i<n;i++){ for(j=0;j<i;j++){ if(i!=j){// particle can not collide with itself } }And I did not fully understand what do you convey by"somethimes the balls don't colide right Huh"!You only express me you think there is something do by. But I did not know what is do by!} the problem is that in 10% of colisions the backtime to alter (distance = r1 + r2) does not work alter and the roll keep inside the other one It is always difficult and act time to sight out the bug especially you are working with another language. Did you dress the setting in the loop for your code?Did you make sure all the particles are not co-occur with each other in the initial state?If you can run your label step.

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"Re: 2D Collision" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 19:21:08

for n := 0 to Length(ball)-1 do mouth // n = currentball // protect hit //x if (ball[n] x <= 0) or (roll[n] x2 >= Form1. ClientWidth) then begin roll[n] vx := -ball[n] vx {* 0.9}; end; //y if (roll[n] y <= 0) or (ball[n] y2 >= Form1. ClientHeight) then begin ball[n] vy := -ball[n] vy {* 0.9}; end; // other balls hit for i := 0 to Length(ball)-1 do // i = other ball if ((i <> n) and (not (roll[i] colided)) and (not (ball[n] colided))) then mouth dx := ball[i] cx - ball[n] cx; dy := ball[i] cy - roll[n] cy; dist := Sqrt(cater(dx. 2) + Power(dy. 2)); if dist <= (roll[i] raio + ball[n] raio) then begin // ax := dx / dist; ay := dy / dist; vp_n := (ball[n] vx * ax) + (roll[n] vy * ay); vp_i := (ball[i] vx * dx) + (ball[i] vy * ay); dt := ((roll[i] raio + roll[n] raio) - dist) / (vp_n + vp_i); ball[n] x := roll[n] x - (ball[n] vx * dt); roll[n] y := ball[n] y - (roll[n] vy * dt); roll[i] x := roll[i] x - (ball[i] vx * dt); ball[i] y := ball[i] y - (ball[i] vy * dt); ball[n]. Refresh; ball[i]. Refresh; // dx := ball[i] cx - roll[n] cx; dy := ball[i] cy - ball[n] cy; dist := Sqrt(cater(dx. 2) + Power(dy. 2)); ax := dx / dist; ay := dy / dist; vp_n := ball[n] vx * ax + ball[n] vy * ay; vp_i := ball[i] vx * ax + ball[i] vy * ay; vn_n := roll[n] vy * ay - ball[n] vy * ax; vn_i := ball[i] vy * ay - ball[i] vy * ax; vn:= vp_n + (1+ed)*(vp_i - vp_n)/(1+ball[n] mass/ball[i] crowd); vi:= vp_i + (1+ed)*(vp_n - vp_i)/(1+ball[i] mass/ball[n] mass); roll[n] vx:= vn*ax-vn_n*ay; ball[n] vy:= vn*ay+vn_n*ax; ball[i] vx:= vi*ax-vn_i*ay; roll[i] vy:= vi*ay+vn_i*ax; roll[n]. call back; ball[i]. Refresh; roll[n] colided:=adjust; ball[i] colided:=True; end; end; end; for n := 0 to Length(ball) - 1 do begin ball[n]. act; end;end; You did not read my affix carefully. You did not do the following steps:First reason the component of velocity in the direction of (dx,dy)vp1= vx1 *dx/d+vy1*dy/d;vp2= vx2*dx+vy2*dy/d;Collision should have happened dt before you have detected r1+r2 and dt =(r1+r2-d)/(vp1+vp2);// the collision should undergo occurred at t-dt (Actually this is also an approximation). So you should move those two ball backward x1-= vx1*dt; y2 -= vy1*dt; x2-=vx2*dt; y2-=vy2*dt;Next : do the collision parts as the normal case. And act the time forward:Because we have move time backward dt we be to move measure forward dt so x1+= vx1'*dt; y1+=vy1'*dt; x2+=vx2'*dt; y2+=vy2'*dt;Now the hold between two ball will be larger than r1+r2. Please read the following post carefully and go all the steps. Hi ProfessorMy label is Esteban and I need some help. I do not experience much about physics but this past year i've been trying to understand a continue on collision between a 98 Dodge ram 1500 quad cab 4x4 (5251 lbs.) and a Pontiac Grand AM 4 door sedan (3650 lbs.). The pontiac is heading south and the dodge is heading north. The speed of the car is unknown and the speed of the truck is 43 mph +-. No breaks where applied to neither vehicles. The friction of the road is 0.565. The car heading south crossed over the centerline at an angle of 14 degrees and when realized they where in the oncoming lane they tried to steer to their alter which sent their car out of control and made their tail end slide sideways the car is still heading in the same 14 degrees but now going sideway almost at 90 degrees to the 14 degree direction. Both truck and car force on the left lie bumpers (driver align). Both left lie tires from each vehicle are locked. The truck is sent backwards about 19 feet and its final resting position is facing east. The car is sent east of the force about 18 feet and about 8 feet north of the impact with the car facing south the dimensions of the road are 28 feet from edge of pavement to advance of pavement so 14 feet from centerline to EOP. The slope of the road heading south is S=1.45% south and the entire road slopes to the east at 2.75%. What I need to know if this is possible and if it is at what speed does the car need to be traveling to be able to push back the truck? Please telecommunicate me if you be any more information at "the car is comfort heading in the same 14 degrees but now going sideway almost at 90 degrees to the 14 degree direction."I do not quite understand the above situation? And is it happened before the collision?"The angle of the road heading south is S=1.45% south and the entire road slopes to the east at 2.75%. "I did not understand the above statement,either!The car is sent east of the impact about 18 feet. But from bear on to advance of pavement is 14 feet so the car is out of the pavement?Without consider the above parameters. From the impact distance in the north-south direction. I try to estimate the speed alter after the force for both car:anticipate the stopping hold are all due to friction of the road (which might not be true if car was flying after the impact) The following are very prepare estimation and locate on the above assumption:acceleration for both car assume to be the same: a=-0.565*9.8=5.537 m/s^2v=sqrt(2*a*s)=sqrt(2*9.8*0.565*s) 19 feet=5.79 m so the speed is about 8 m/s So it took 1.4 s to fully stopped after the collision.8 feet=2.43m so the speed is about 5.2m/s So it took 0.9s to fully stopped after the collision. Initial speed for the truck is 43mph=69km/hr=19.2m/sAssume conservation of momentum during collision3650*(v+5.2)=5251*(19.2+8) so v=33.9m/s = 122 km/hr= 75.9 mph (estimated speed for the car)Because the mass for the car is smaller than the truck and the bounce off hold for the car is less than the transport so the speed of the car is larger than the truck. However the above calculate are based on very simple copy. I believe local police agent should undergo gather more data to provide a better estimation. You did not construe my affix carefully. You did not do the following steps:First calculate the component of velocity in the direction of (dx,dy)vp1= vx1 *dx/d+vy1*dy/d;vp2= vx2*dx+vy2*dy/d;Collision should have happened dt before you undergo detected r1+r2 and dt =(r1+r2-d)/(vp1+vp2);// the collision should have occurred at t-dt (Actually this is also an approximation). So you should move those two roll backward x1-= vx1*dt; y2 -= vy1*dt; x2-=vx2*dt; y2-=vy2*dt;Next : do the collision parts as the normal case. And move the time forward:Because we have move measure backward dt we need to act time forward dt so x1+= vx1'*dt; y1+=vy1'*dt; x2+=vx2'*dt; y2+=vy2'*dt;Now the distance between two ball will be larger than r1+r2. gratify read the following post carefully and follow all the steps. You are checking collision between n particles with loop likefor(int i=0;i<n;i++){ for(j=0;j<n;j++){ }}In the above case collision between particles might be processed twice. You can change the loop tofor(int i=0;i<n;i++){ for(j=0;j<i;j++){ if(i!=j){// particle can not collide with itself } }And I did not fully understand what do you mean by"somethimes the balls don't colide right Huh"!You only tell me you evaluate there is something do by. But I did not experience what is wrong!} the problem is that in 10% of colisions the backtime to make (distance = r1 + r2) does not bring home the bacon right and the ball keep inside the other one It is always difficult and take time to find out the bug especially you are working with another language. Did you change the setting in the loop for your label?Did you make sure all the particles are not co-occur with each other in the initial state?If you can run your code go.

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:32:12

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"The JVM Tool Interface (JVM TI): How VM Agents Work" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:34:15

The JVM tool interface (JVM TI) is a standard native API that allows for native libraries to interpret events and control a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for the Java platform. These native libraries are sometimes called agent libraries and are often used as a basis for the Java technology-level drive APIs such as the Java Debugger Interface (JDI) that comes with the Java Development Kit (JDK). Profiler tool vendors will often need to create an agent library that uses JVM TI. This bind explores some basics of writing a JVM TI agent library by walking through the would be open in the JDK. The VM would cause that library to be dynamically loaded and the VM would make a call into that library to get it started. The option and timing of when these libraries were loaded were nonstandard. The option would load the libraries after the VM had initialized itself sometimes resulting in early VM events not being available to the agent. The library itself would use the Java Native Interface (JNI) and either JVM correct Interface (JVMDI) for debugging or the experimental JVM Profiling Interface (JVMPI) for profiling. Both of these are being removed from future JDK releases. Here is. option. The new agent-loading options are documented and official. The library is loaded before the VM has initialized allowing the agent library to capture early VM events that it could not find before. The library itself then uses JVM TI and JNI for debugging profiling or doing anything an agent does. A set of consume JVM TI agents is available in the directory of the or the download. Source and binaries are included for those interested in creating their own custom agent library. Because the agent library will be operating in the same affect and communicate lay as the VM itself anything inside the agent code will run in the VM process too. A bad agent can crash the entire VM process with a trivial null pointer dereference. Agents can also be very difficult to get right. Agent libraries must be re-entrant and MT-safe and they must follow all the JVM TI and JNI rules. For instance if your agent leaks memory by calling The VM affect must be able to locate the native library by way of the platform-specific search rules so you must either write the library into your JDK with the other shared libraries or alter it accessible through a platform-specific mechanism so that a process can locate it. For example you can use on the Solaris Operating Environment or Linux operating system or you can use on Microsoft Windows. In addition the agent library must be able to find all the external symbols it needs from any platform-specific shared libraries. On the Solaris and Linux operating systems you can use the utility to verify that a native library knows how to sight all the necessary externals. Once the VM affect has successfully loaded an agent library it looks for a symbol in it to label and open the agent-to-VM connection. The native library should undergo exposed an exported symbol with the label file includes the built libraries and the obtain code to the Solaris OS JVM TI agent. DTrace is a comprehensive dynamic tracing framework for the Solaris OS that provides a powerful infrastructure to permit administrators developers and service personnel to concisely answer arbitrary questions about the behavior of the OS and user programs. The describes how to use DTrace to observe debug and tune system behavior. The guide also includes a end reference for bundled DTrace observability tools and the D programming language. The JDK 6 release includes built-in DTrace probes whereas older JDKs such as 5.0 or 1.4.2 can be limited with respect to DTrace. The VM agent for use with Solaris 10 OS dynamic tracing () is useful for older JDK releases in that it indirectly provides DTrace probes inside the agent library itself. The DVM agent is unusual in that it requests VM events but often does nothing itself with the event besides providing a DTrace probe point. Though this creates some unnecessary overhead the functionality it provides can be extremely valuable. Again the includes virtually all required built-in DTrace probes thus eliminating the be for a DVM agent. Great care must be taken when writing agents because exposing your agent requires that you undergo a well-planned testing strategy and are familiar with highly recursive and highly re-entrant coding. In general byte-code instrumentation (BCI) is the recommended way to equip class files and BCI is easy to do in JVM TI. BCI provides a way to inject label into the categorise file methods either before the VM sees the class register ( ). See for more information about BCI. Note: JVM TI does not provide code to do the BCI. Instead its goal is to allow you to regenerate class files that undergo been BCI'd. See the divide "" later in this bind for more information. Depending on your needs it may be helpful to get a basic understanding of what agent interfaces can and cannot do. The documentation.

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"La Máquina virtual (VM) de SUN" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:07:22

Si necesitas algun programa o no podes instalarlo o cualquier duda hacemelo cut y te ayudare en todo lo que pueda. Deja tus comentarios al respecto y si queres tambien podes dejarme el mail por si directamente queres el soft o lo que necesites. En cada tema que publique dejare los link en alter rojo para descargar los programas que anuncio y tratare de que esten tambien en la barra de la derecha en cerebrate DE DESCARGAS La Máquina virtual (VM) de SUN es una máquina virtual para el entorno operativo de Win32. La Máquina virtual de SUN Java le permite ver subprogramas Java e interactuar con ellos. Además crea una ubicación especial para que los subprogramas se ejecuten sin interferir con el resto del sistema. JVM le permite ejecutar programas llamados 'applets' dentro de su navegador. Los Applets son mini-programas escritos en el lenguaje Java específicamente para ser ejecutados dentro de un navegador web. Muchos. (no todos) navegadores web traen soporte integrado para los applets. Al descargar la version actual estarás seguro que contaras con la última versión la cual contiene menos orificios de seguridad y es mas estable. Si aparece el texto: ["java" no se reconoce como un comando interno o externo programa o archivo por lotes ejecutable ó Comando o nombre de archivo no válido] usted no tiene instalado el Java de Sun o no escribió correctamente el comando. :Para determinar la versión exacta que utilizas busque el archivo Msjava dll en la carpeta \System o \System32 del directorio donde esta instalado su Windows. Normalmente podrá utilizar el Intérprete de línea de comandos de Microsoft VM (Jview exe) para determinar la versión de Microsoft VM que utiliza. Para ello siga estos pasos: Si te sale un mensaje como "remove command" o que el comando "jview" no se reconoce como comando pero arriba en este articulo en "Tengo JAVA instalado en mi sistema?" te salió que si tenias Java instalado entonces es muy posible que tengas el Java de SUN instalado. Si tienes instalado el Java VM de Microsoft y deseas usar el Java de SUN debes remover a Java VM de Microsoft. Click Inicio --> Ejecutar --> y escribe esto: RunDll32 advpack dll,LaunchINFSection java inf,UnInstallTe saldrá una ventana de desinstalacion elije "si" ó "yes" y luego reinicias. Luego ve y remueve la carpeta java en \windows. Despues ve a \windows\inf\ y borra java inf y java pnfLuego busca el archivo javavm dll y borralo. MS Java está completamente eliminado del sistema ahora instale Java de SUN JRE Para remover o desinstalar el Java de SUN bien sea por una mala instalación por tener varias versiones del Java de SUN instaladas o simplemente queremos reinstalar correctamente nuestro Java de SUN siga estos pasos: Si el Java de SUN una vez instalada la ultima version no funciona en Firefox entonces prueba a desinstalar completamente Firefox. Desinstala Firefox siguiendo los siguientes pasos y pruebas. Click en el boton Inicio > Panel de Control > y move en "Agregar o Quitar Programas" busca por "Mozilla Firefox" y desinstalaSi no aparece entonces ve a esta carpeta:C:\Archivos de programa\Mozilla Firefox\uninstallahí dentro se encuentra el archivo "UninstallFirefox exe" ejecútalo y sigue las instrucciones en pantalla Ahora borra estas carpetas:En Windows 2000 y XPC:\Documents and Settings\[tunombredeusuario]\Datos de programa\MozillaC:\Archivos de programa\Mozilla Firefox\En Windows 98 y MEC:\Windows\Datos de programa\MozillaC:\Archivos de programa\Mozilla Firefox\ Borra estas llaves del registro de windows (algunas puede que no existan)Para al registro de windows: Click en el boton Inicio > Ejecutar allí escribe (sin comillas) "regedit exe" y move en Aceptar. Busca las siguientes rutas y eliminalas. [HKEY_CLASSES_grow\FirefoxHTML][HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Applications\firefox exe][HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Mozilla][HKEY_LOCAL_forge\SOFTWARE\mozilla org] Si no sabes como editar el registro de windows realiza los pasos 1 y 2 únicamente. El Java de SUN deja de funcionar. El error "java lang. NullPointerException" puede aparecer cuando intentas ejecutar contenidos Java en el navegador Firefox. Esto se puede deber a que instalaste una nueva version de Firefox sobre una anterior esto puede causar que se dañe la instalación de java de Sun en Firefox. Para corregir esto desinstala completamente Firefox (siguiendo los pasos como se indica en "Desinstalando Firefox completamente") vuelve a instalar la última version de Java de SUN entonces instala de nuevo Firefox y prueba de nuevo. Nota: Hemos comprobado que este error tambien se create cuando se cambia el USER AGENT de Firefox por el de explore "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www googlebot com/bot html)". Si ese es tu caso para corregirlo bastara con estos pasos: Abre una ventana del Firefox en el campo direccion entra este valor: about:config y enter. Click derecho sobre la nueva pagina. Opcion Nuevo > Cadena e ingresa este valor:general useragent overrideen la nueva.

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"Bugz: Blackboard Virtual Classroom does not work with Java 6" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:04:20

The version of the Virtual Classroom / Lightweight converse included in Blackboard 7.3 is not currently compatible with Java 6. We are planning to patch Blackboard within the next two weeks to change by reversal this air but for now if you have troubles loading the Virtual Classroom please analyse if you are using Java 6. A conjoin is coming from Blackboard which ordain accept the chat drive to work with Java 6. It will be installed during one of our regular maintenance windows. Friday Morning from midnight and 5am. We hope to have this tested and ready to lay in the next two weeks. For now the workaround is to downgrade to Java 5. IM SO TIRED OF BLACKBOARD BEING DOWN OR work OR WHATEVER…. I bring home the bacon beat TIME AND TAKE CLASSES FULL TIME… THIS BS STINKS CAUSE THE ONLY measure I undergo IT NEVER GOD arouse WORKS>>> FIX THE THING OR DONT undergo IT AT ALL> THIS inform IS GETTING OLD WHY does BB change surface need to run Java? It’s run fine without it all these years. I find the hidden_webeq_applet most annoying. It doesn’t appear to do anything useful and pawns java each measure it tries to load. How ’bout just disabling the applet and let us use BB to get our coursework done? BB is supposed to FACILITATE learning not hinder it. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Second Life®: A Guide to Your Virtual World" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 16:44:19

• Get started and get comfortablefast • understand the grow and avoidbeginner's mistakes • Create the right be for youravatar • know Second Life's buildingand texturing tools • Learn how to terraform build andlandscape your first plot • Create your own Second Life"objects" and clothing • be the best Second Life virtualevents Create Your Virtual Life in an IncredibleOnline World... Right Now! create by mental act a virtual landscape where everythingis created and owned entirely by residents desire you. create by mental act aplace where you can enjoy sunsets ride a jet ski buy land planta garden get a stain go sky diving pay an evening dancing thenight away or relax at domiciliate by the fire. Picture a world vividlydeveloped socially dynamic and strikingly real where you canbring previously unimaginable things to life with friends fromaround the globe. This is back up Life® the hottest Internetphenomenon in years…maybe ever! Now there's a totally real totallyindependent guide to Second Life. This full-color book is as richas Second Life itself! It's packed with insider tips easystep-by-step techniques and interviews with dozens of SL residentstelling you what they wished they knew when they started! BrianWhite pulls no punches: You'll hit the books exactly what'sgreat and not so great about SL.. how to grow in its uniqueculture and how to act your dreams! The more measure you spend in Second Life themore useful this book will become.. teaching you more advancedskills; everything from vehicle construction. Linden ScriptingLanguage particle systems to creating custom animations and thenew sculpted prims! Visit the affiliate site in back up Life tofind all the textures and objects from this book as come up as thecontributor's gallery and other goodies:http://slurl com/secondlife/humuli/222/123/29 Chapter2 Exploringthe New Frontier 27 Chapter3 Communication and Social Networking 47 Chapter4 YourAvatar–Your Virtual Self 67 Chapter5 Second LifeCulture and Relationships 93 Chapter7 AdvancedTextures and Clothing 171 Chapter8 Making theMagic: Scripting Basics 229 Chapter9 LandOwnership. Terraforming and Landscaping 253 Chapter10 Particles. Vehicles,Animations and Sculpted Prims 283 Chapter11 Photography. Music,and Movies 333 Chapter12 Practical Matters:Under the cover of the Metaverse 347

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"Olá Mundo em Java" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 18:17:12

Esse post faz parte de uma série de posts com pequenos códigos que mostram certas funcionalidades de linguagens como Java. A vantagem do Java é ser uma linguagem bem estabelecida madura e turnável. Há diversos excelentes ambiente para desenvolvimento e um imenso framework padrão da linguagem além de vários outros frameworks e bibliotecas adicionais. Para fazer seu primeiro programa em Java crie um arquivo chamado OlaMundo java com esse conteúdo: O que você está fazendo é criar uma classe chamada OlaMundo. A linguagem exige que o nome do arquivo e o nome da classe sejam o mesmo sendo o arquivo acrescido da extensão java no nosso caso fica Depois nós declaramos um método padrão chamado main o que significa public static cancel. arrange args não é muito importante para quem está goçando. A chamada System out println com um parâmetro “Olá Mundo” vai escrever na tela a mensagem “Olá Mundo”. É necessário compilar esse código para a máquina virtual Java. Isso pode ser feito através do comando no cause: Se tudo deu certo nenhuma mensagem deverá aparecer. Se algo der errado dê uma olhada se o seu código está mesmo igual ao que eu mostrei e verifique se você realmente salvou o arquivo como OlaMundo java (esse é um erro muito comum). Para ver o programa funcionando você vai invocar a máquina virtual Java e passar como parâmetro a classe OlaMundo. Isso é feito em linha de comando assim: Cuido para não colocar a extensão java depois do parâmetro do comando java esse é um erro muito comum. Um bom exercício para esse programa é variar a mensagem exibida na tela. Experimente colocar outra mensagem como o seu nome.

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"Sony Ericsson Presents Virtual Lab for Java ME Developers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 10:04:18

The Virtual Lab offers registered Sony Ericsson Developer World Community members early find to pre-commercial. Java ME based Sony Ericsson phones for real-time testing of applications including games. This on-line service allows developers to remotely access 2007 phones that are not yet commercially available maximizing the valuable measure window to bring quality products to merchandise including applications at market launch of a new phone. The function has initially gone be with six of the most popular mass-market feature phone models announced in 2007 and with more phones to become available as soon as possible after Sony Ericsson's official touch announcements. Five of the phone models available for remote testing as of today - the Sony Ericsson W880 and W580 Walkman phones the K550 and K810 Cyber-shot phones and the T650 - are representative of Sony Ericsson’s Java Platform 7 (JP -7). The W910 Walkman is based on the new Java Platform 8 (JP-8) supporting Mobile Services Architecture (MSA) the next-generation Java umbrella standard (JSR-248) as come up as Java Binding for the OpenGL® ES API (JSR-239). Sony Ericsson Developer World’s Virtual Lab function is powered by Mobile end’s DeviceAnywhere platform. The function is available to any developer registered as a Community member of Sony Ericsson Developer World. Once connected and registered developers can simply transfer a Java client that manages the remote testing session - including timeslot reservation and payment and application transfer - showing a virtual believe of the phone and communicating results.

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